Sentences with phrase «tuition fees does»

The 2003 — 2004 votes on foundation hospitals and tuition fees did not decide the 2005 election.

Not exact matches

Those people who can't pay the $ 10,000 or $ 20,000 tuition fees, don't have a «choice».

According to the College Board, tuition and fees for the 2016 — 2017 school year cost an average of $ 33,480 at private colleges, $ 9,650 at public in - state colleges, and $ 24,930 at public out - of - state colleges.3 And those figures don't even include room and board.

I don't know how that college operates, but at my college, I had to pay at least part of the coverage through my tuition, or as a separate fee during graduate school.

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Tuition and fees do not cover the full cost of the exceptional Waldorf Education provided at UVWS.

Crucially, it meant he did not break a 2010 manifesto pledge of opposing a rise in university tuition fees; the Lib Dems never really recovered from their ministers voting for a trebling of fees.

«Government needs to do far more to reduce child poverty and youth unemployment, including restoring the EMA to its former levels and getting rid of tuition fees.

But, in truth, the coalition would do better to remove the cap on tuition fees altogether.

It was after all, seven years ago and as I continue to remind people, the Labour Party twice promised not to introduce increased tuition fees and did so, despite having pledged the opposite.

The CTF doesn't cover even the cost of a term's worth of tuition fees at its current level.

Failure to do so is simply pricing the most disadvantaged young people out of education, as does higher tuition fees.

Listen to Ganduje's recent outburst: «I have decided to let the cat out of the bag... For one year, Kwankwaso did not pay a single kobo as tuition fees for our students abroad.

As the report shows, in 2005 students primarily punished Labour for an apparent breach of promise on top - up fees, but the Tories did not benefit from joining the Liberal Democrats in promising to scrap tuition fees.

-LSB-...] Social Liberal Forum has called on the party leadership to do this since long before the tuition fees debate.

Though Nick Clegg undoubtedly feels hard done by over his tuition fees U-turn — neither Cameron's nor Miliband's broken pledges have been so mercilessly replayed — he is determined to avoid a repeat.

Nick Clegg, the man who porky pied to students about tuition fees, does the same on boundary changes

Of course I wish that the proposal for a graduate tax put forward now by the hon. Gentleman's leader, which comes from a party that introduced tuition fees having previously said that it would not do so, would work and that it was an alternative that we could implement.

Under Charles Kennedy, the Liberal Democrats stood against the Iraq war, did not want a replacement for Trident, opposed tuition fees, and favoured a 50p tax band for Britain's highest earners.

As Rob Hutton notes of party leader Nick Clegg: a public apology on tuition fees, a weekly phone - in show and being rude about David Cameron and Boris Johnson have done little to change the public mood toward him and his party.

In the event, Clegg did not abstain on the vote to increase tuition fees (from # 3,290 a year to a maximum of # 9,000); six months into government, he voted in favour.

It is Hughes» job to ensure, even with tuition fees hiked to a maximum # 9,000, that this does not happen.

Arguably now's the time if he's ever going to do it to use the assets he's got a bit more wisely and apply them to things like the debate on tuition fees that they're having at the moment about what the policy is, how they're going to pay for it.

(2) agreeing as a «compromise» to positions where both parties decide to agree to do something they had [both] promised not to (child benefit changes), and also where one party places little no weight on a pledge it suggested was a binding commitment (LD tuition fees; Cameron where there are NHS cuts).

You don't want higher tuition fees?

It is one thing to vote against your own manifesto (as the Lib Dems did on student tuition fees) when your coalition partner will not budge.

He wants to find a common policy on university funding so the Liberal Democrats, who want to phase out tuition fees, do not need to exercise their right to abstain in Parliament.

Nick Clegg's policy switch on tuition fees is an examples of what happens when you don't shape shift with finesse.

(+1) Interestingly, many institutions in the Netherlands are switching to English - language teaching and do charge (higher) tuition fees for students from outside the EU.

«His single contribution to politics has been to do a u-turn on tuition fees and make a song about it, that's all he's done.»

«I think that the Lib Dems really have a problem about trust, I think they've got to explain to the students who voted for them in the last election about why they ditched their pledge on tuition fees, and then why having decided to pledge on an in - out referendum in Europe before the general election that they do not want one at all now.

And it is doing things which are unpopular and controversial like introducing spending cuts, raising tuition fees and reforming welfare.

The polling, all in Lib Dem - held seats, was done 10 days before last week's key parliamentary vote to increase university tuition fees to up to # 9,000 a year, which saw the party's MPs split three ways and the coalition's Commons majority slashed by three quarters.

«He did what he called the free tuition — which is really not fee because it would only paying for tuition not the other costs and everybody who has gone to a SUNY school knows all the other costs are more than the tuition.»

Even so, how did Clegg fail on tuition fees, blowing away their reputation for honesty?

In 2015, not only did co-host Alex Brooker get Nick Clegg to admit that his tuition fees betrayal kept him awake at night, but he did so by pressing a buzzer that sounded «bullshit» whenever Clegg was evasive.

«I believe tuition fees are wrong, I believe they need to be abolished, I want to do it as soon as possible,» he said.

This is not, however, anything to do with tomorrow's vote on tuition fees, but the dilemma faced by Willie Whitelaw as Conservative Chief Whip during the furore over whether or not back Harold Wilson's Rhodesian oil sanctions in December 1965.

The Social Liberal Forum now calls upon Dr. Cable, and all Liberal Democrat MPs, to continue to press for a system that ensures the abolition of student tuition fees, the reduction of student debt and their replacement with a graduate contribution, varying progressively with income and set at levels which do not deter students from taking less well paid, but socially beneficial, post-graduate employment.

The State University of New York's resident tuition is $ 6,470 at its four - year colleges and $ 4,350 at its two - year community colleges, but that doesn't include room, board, fees and books, which add about $ 15,000 per year.

The basic point that seems to be missing in 90 % of the commentary about tuition fees is that the damage has been done NOT by the Browne report, or in discussions around the coalition agreement, but by the Comprehensive Spending review and the slashing of teaching grants to the Universities.

Labour said the pledge to scrap tuition fees is «the right thing to do» as the party makes a late plea to students to register to vote.

Students are being made to pay for an economic crisis they did not cause, with higher tuition fees.

Ahead of a Commons vote tomorrow on the government's controversial plans to increase tuition fees, and following my blog yesterday with photographs of the Tory MP Ben Wallace which appear to show him holding a copy of the NUS pledge on tuition fees, I have been sent this better picture of Ben Wallace holding the pledge which does indeed suggest that he amended it, as he says:

The new tuition assistance does not help students cover the cost of campus fees, room and board and other expenses.

The tuition fees vote has become something of a vehicle for those in both parties who don't like the Coalition, or who don't like Cameron and Clegg.

«What I wanted to do was make it a policy which was believable and what I don't think is believable is to say we're going to get rid of tuition fees overnight in a way we had done previously.»

It does not cover room and board, books and mandatory fees, which can cost students up to twice as much as the $ 6,470 a year in tuition costs at the State University system, and $ 6,330 at the City University system.

• Nick Clegg complains that «you can get as many of your policies in, but if there's one policy you don't, notably tuition fees, that's the thing people remember».

Q: What can the government do to help students affected by soaring tuition fees who have difficulty getting a mortgage?