Sentences with phrase «to afford tuition»

Families who can't afford tuition at a private school or a move to the suburbs should still be able to make choices regarding their children's education.

Among our families are those who can afford tuition at the highest level and whose philanthropic generosity provides a vital component of annual operating expenses.

Unfortunately, his art education was cut short when he could no longer afford tuition.

The ability to afford tuition costs out of pocket is simply becoming too difficult for the average student, lending to the growth of private loans.

Some people, though capable of achieving this feat, simply can not afford tuition for the time period required to complete the degree.

Most importantly, there are many parents that make sacrifices so they can afford the tuition of moderately priced private schools because they know it is best for their children.

This will allow you to afford your tuition as you attend school rather than going into debt.

For those who can afford their tuition on their own, it may or may not impact the amount they choose to borrow.

Sometimes, however, federal aid is not enough and borrowers must turn to private financing to help afford tuition, textbooks, and room & board.

Company - sponsored training can be an excellent way to get your career underway if you can't afford the tuition up front for private schooling.

Four of them seek to escape the public schools; one was asked to leave a Catholic school because her mother couldn't afford the tuition.

You can barely afford the tuition now!

His hopes of attending college are growing dim; even with his cookie jar of earnings, his large Catholic family won't be able to afford tuition without him receiving a scholarship.

$ 67 Million in Scholarships for Low - Income Students Attending Private Schools in Grades P - 12: This tax credit totaling $ 50 million will expand access to nonpublic schools for families who may not be able to afford tuition by funding $ 67 million in scholarships to help low - income and other students attend private or out - of - district public schools.

These are families who could never afford tuition at a school like St. Marcus, but because of the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program, these children attend a school where each and every child feels important.

This program affords tuition reimbursement and loan forgiveness for those that work in the veterinary medicine field within the state of Arkansas.

After Gabe reveals that he has cancer and can no longer afford the tuition costs, Aidan sticks to his selfish ways — even as the movie tries to convince us that he changes due to his half - attention to his father's illness, his eccentrically half - assed ways of homeschooling his kids, his half - hearted attempts to reconcile his socially inept brother Noah (Josh Gad) with their father, and his half - attentiveness to his suffering wife.

She yearned to travel but could barely afford her tuition.

Unfortunately, it is not everybody that has the desire to go to University that can afford the tuition fee and other incidental expenses.

Seventy - four percent of parents reported that they would have been unable to afford tuition without the scholarship, even though the average scholarship size was only about $ 1,250.

Unless parents can afford tuition for private schools, gain their children's entrance to often over-subscribed charter schools, or move to neighborhoods with good schools, particularly in the suburbs, their children must go to the schools that the local district requires, usually on the basis of proximity to their homes.

I would Love to attend I want a tiny house im a single senior and this is my dream, I just can't afford the tuition at this time.

He said that he has every confidence in Harvard's ability to train excellent public leaders — but that ability won't help students who can't afford tuition or take private sector jobs to pay off loans.

The student «talked about how he never would have been able to afford tuition, how the work they had done had enabled him to go to school and how he was trying to pay the help he received forward and he was just really grateful for the work that they do,» says Grant.

Dressed alike in black dress, cape, and bonnet, after the widows Elizabeth had met in Italy, the Sisters opened St. Joseph's Free School in 1810, which educated disadvantaged girls, and soon thereafter began St. Joseph's Academy, with pupils whose parents could afford tuition, enabling the Sisters to subsidize their mission.

TADS objectively evaluates each family and their ability to afford tuition.

The new donations for scholarships would make private and parochial education a reality for families seeking new quality educational opportunities and assist those already enrolled who are struggling to afford tuition at schools that best meet their needs.

Student Caffé is a free, inclusive website that offers advice to anyone who hopes to achieve higher education, afford their tuition, and thrive as a student.

Currently toiling away in a warehouse in order to afford tuition.

Laurie Metcalf is equally revelatory as her mother Marion, who works double - shifts just to afford tuition at Lady Bird's current school and has to play the budget - minded taskmaster who forces her to wear thrift clothes and haggles over the grocery bill.

Wide participation entails avoiding overly restrictive eligibility requirements for scholarship recipients and allowing the scholarship organizations to award scholarships that are large enough for low - income families to afford tuition.

Several school leaders said if a private school choice program with strong funding existed in their states, more families who already desire their school would be able to afford tuition — increasing enrollment and resources to serve them while maintaining their Catholic identity.

In big cities where poor residents and minorities are concentrated, as many as 80 percent of public school parents say they would send their children to private schools if they could afford the tuition.

Fortunately, her principal at Sacred Heart Grade School allowed her to continue attending after the family could no longer afford tuition.

«There are many students from middle - class families who are getting in to four - year institutions, but aren't getting financial aid and can't afford the tuition.

Regularly in our country, access to high - quality schools has been defined by place of residence, ability to afford tuition, disability status, and previous academic achievement.

Unfortunately, high - quality summer enrichment programs remain out of reach for many low - income, high - achieving youth who can not afford the tuition and related costs of residential programs or whose local community does not offer a program specifically geared toward such students.

In the private sector, of course, parents have the greatest choices as long as they can afford the tuition or receive financial aid.

Hoping to expand access for poor students whose parents could not afford the tuition, Williams advocated for a voucher program that would be limited to the lowest income families and to nonsectarian schools.

In the late 1970s, voucher proponents shifted tactics and found a new argument: poor children in the inner city deserved the same right to a good education in a private school as did children of more affluent parents who could afford the tuition.

Ángel Cabrera, president of Virginia's George Mason University, estimates that, once their DACA expires, between 150 and 300 currently enrolled students may be unable to afford tuition and be forced to leave the university.

At the crux of the matter we became charter school supporters and advocates because we believed in a system where quality education choices were available to all students, not just those fortunate enough to afford tuition or live in the right neighborhood.

Losing the ability to pay in - state tuition could make it extremely difficult for some to afford tuition and enroll in the upcoming spring semester.

The 2008 economic crisis compounded the situation, as fewer families could afford tuition, said Patrick Haggarty, the superintendent of Seattle's Catholic schools.