Sentences with phrase «tuition income»

Our annual budget is comprised of a blend of tuition income and your philanthropic support.

Most seminaries admit as many students as possible to generate much - needed tuition income or to justify their existence.

Our school relies on the Annual Giving Fund to bridge the gap between tuition income and the actual cost of running the School, including salaries, insurance, and rent, and programming.

In the Assembly, lawmakers seek to up the maximum annual award to $ 6,500 over the next four years, put aside $ 40 million for part - time students at community colleges, and increase the maximum free tuition income level to $ 150,000 in four years.

At one school, for example, the board compared tuition income with actual expenses at the end of the year, and divvied up the deficit among themselves.

That's partly because parents are satisfied with a private school tuition income tax deduction that was included in the 2013 - 15 state budget, Wiers said.

That is, tuition income and income from private sources continued to rise after 1998, but they didn't become a larger portion of the pie, because revenue from government was rising so quickly.

Seminaries need the tuition income to survive.

The difference between school expenses and tuition income is approximately $ 500 per student each year.