Sentences with phrase «tuition levels»

This would help the schools cover any increased costs associated with increased demand from students, but would also put students at different tuition levels.

In our main analyses, we used enrollment and tuition levels as proxies for school quality.

In fact, they may simply be raising tuition levels.

The article notes that tuition levels in Quebec are currently among the lowest in Canada.

Canada's post-secondary education system has come under increasing scrutiny in recent times, with questions about the continuing value of a university degree and outrage in some quarters about tuition levels.

2) Alaska belongs to the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), a reciprocal agreement between 15 western states to allow students to attend college in one of the other member states at a reduced out - of - state tuition level of 150 % of that school's in - state tuition.

A report recently published by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) showed tuition levels reaching an astounding $ 6,610 a year — about triple what I paid in 1990, after inflation.

Precious notes Cuomo has signaled support for the UB2020 plan, but there's concern about broadening it out and letting all SUNY schools set their own tuition levels.

Late last year, however, the debate erupted in the undergraduate domain, fuelled by reports that Ontario's Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities, Dianne Cunningham, was considering a proposal put forward by Queens University to set undergraduate tuition levels above the existing 2 % annual cap on increases specified by the provincial legislature.

Economists would view tuition level as the price of schooling and enrollment as the quantity demanded.

But that does not explain the exisitence of private schools that compete very effectively schools in virtually every metropolitan area and whose tuition levels far exceed public - school spending.

However, out - of - state students must pay an application and assessment fee and, if accepted, tuition calculated based upon family annual income, cost of living adjustment based on location of primary residence, the number of dependents in the household, and other relevant factors used to determine a personalized tuition level for each family.

So students pay close to Harvard tuition levels for a 4th - tier law school degree.

«Make the rich Ontarians not pay» may well be the most appropriate motto of Advanced Education Minister Naomi Yamamoto and the rest of the B.C. Liberals, who refuse to allow UBC and UVic to increase law school tuition levels (except by a measly two per cent per year for inflation) to match the average charged across Canada: $ 14,300 per year.

Ontario's Liberal Party is reportedly working on a plan to increase base funding to universities but has come to no firm decision on what to do about tuition levels.

Certainly, Cooper has bright and talented students attracted by the scholarship, but so do many other schools with different tuition levels.

Andrew Langille, a Toronto lawyer and author of the web site youthandwork.ca, says law students are already overburdened by the current tuition levels, which are becoming «horrendously excessive.»

Proponents say the policy permitted students to plan for regular tuition increases as opposed to spikes in tuition levels that would happen sometimes years apart and with no predictability.

Student leaders seemed pleased with the bill: «As government funding for postsecondary education recedes and tuition levels rise, universities should become more accountable to students through greater emphasis on client consultation and student representation,» explains University of Ottawa Student Federation President Patrick Pichette.

During the last year, tuition levels at public, four - year colleges have increased nearly 10 percent on average.

As shown in Figure 2 below, a one - thousand dollar increase in tuition level is associated with a 3.5 - percentage point decrease in the likelihood of participating in the LSP.

Private schools were more likely to participate if the gap between their tuition level and the usually lower voucher amount was smaller, if they already had experience serving disadvantaged students, and if they were Catholic schools.

Budgets for Ed.D. students in their third year and beyond are adjusted according to the tuition level they are required to pay.

He was candid, saying «historically, a very small percentage of our students go solo» and «at the tuition level we charge, it's hard to go solo.»