Sentences with phrase «tuition costs still»

The costs are massive; housing must be paid for, books and tuition costs still apply, and then there are general costs like food and transportation.

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Still, the income - tax break on any earnings used to pay legitimate college expenses, coupled with the ability to avoid borrowing costs for tuition later, could make even lower returns in a 529 plan equivalent to higher returns outside of one — and better than not saving at all.

I suppose if you pay this cost when your baby is still in diapers you will be totally ready when you pay the same tuition for them to attend college.

Students still have to pay for their room and board, which on average is twice the cost of tuition per year, and will have to graduate in four years, caveats made clear when Cuomo first announced the plan back in January.

The Education Trust - New York crunched numbers showing low - income students would still have to rely heavily on student loans to finance higher education costs beyond tuition at New York's public colleges and universities.

This is probably a special fund offered by your institution to provide remission of tuition costs for foreign students; I suspect that it covers only tuition, and that you would still need another source of support, like a teaching assistantship, to pay your living expenses.

Bending the Cost Curve Inside Higher Ed, 1/27/15 «Online education can «bend the cost curve» of an undergraduate degree, according to a working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research, but whether the lower tuition is caused by a boost in productivity — as opposed to more competition — is still undetermiCost Curve Inside Higher Ed, 1/27/15 «Online education can «bend the cost curve» of an undergraduate degree, according to a working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research, but whether the lower tuition is caused by a boost in productivity — as opposed to more competition — is still undetermicost curve» of an undergraduate degree, according to a working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research, but whether the lower tuition is caused by a boost in productivity — as opposed to more competition — is still undetermined.

Even though Catholic schools set their tuition rates well below per - pupil costs (to remain accessible), a few thousand dollars a year was still prohibitively expensive for many inner - city families.

And even if urban Catholic schools were to overhaul their personnel and organizational structures and re-invigorate their advocacy apparatus, they would still need to address the same questions that have dogged them for the last two generations: How can schools with increasing costs survive when they serve predominantly low - income students, and when they rely exclusively on tuition and private contributions for income?

In Wichita, Kans., which still has a strong Catholic community, parishioners are encouraged to give a certain percentage of their salary to the diocese, which allows for tuition - free schooling for Catholics and lower tuition costs for non-Catholics.

Finally, cost remained a major barrier for low - income students even in the absence of tuition fees: many still struggled to afford necessary expenses for food, housing, books, and transportation.

Plenty of work - study students have some help from parents on tuition, but still have other costs, like books and transportation, they need to cover alone.

While Northwest Academy's tuition is lower than many local independent schools, the cost is still a significant challenge for many families to meet.

As times goes on, I think the tuition costs will level out, but still be high for many people.

Even if students cut down on books, gas and food costs by attending an affordable online college, they still have to pay for tuition.

Although many students qualify for financial aid, parents may still be expected to contribute to tuition and housing costs.

And there is still a large variance in tuition and fees from state to state and school to school, so take the extra time to look up the costs for each school that you're considering.

Under the new plan for undergraduates, 25 percent of students will still end up paying nothing, Epstein said, and as many as half will pay 50 percent of tuition costs.

With tuition and living costs as they are, students can scrimp and save and yet still graduate up to their teeth in debt, but on some level they operate on the assumption that, upon graduating, they'll hit surplus territory and begin to pay it all back.

College loan interest: Paying down your student loan interest while you're still in school is a way to reduce your debt in advance, but whether you're paying off your loans before or after graduation, you can file for a tax deduction on your interest, as well as the cost of your tuition and associated fees.

The University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond costs a bit less while still providing a high quality experience at the price of $ 5,000 or $ 12,000 for in - state and out - of - state tuition respectively.