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tuition

noun as in education; education costs

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Generation Z, or those born between 1997 and 2012, have been hit in the pocket over the past 15 years by benefit cuts and dramatic increases in university tuition fees.

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The University of California board of regents voted Wednesday to renew a “tuition stability” that will hike tuition by up to 5% for each new incoming class.

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Our tuition is also less than half that at most Virginia public universities.

The law also offers in-state tuition to U.S. citizens who graduated from California schools but moved out of the state before enrolling in college.

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Private-equity employees used to aspire to own their own jets, but now they just want to be able to afford their kids’ private-school tuition, he said.

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