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tuition

[too-ish-uhn, tyoo-] / tuˈɪʃ ən, tyu- /


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Thursday’s data release comes amid a challenging moment for UC as admission practices and college reliance on higher tuition from international students face criticism nationally.

From Los Angeles Times

Ford operates 33 technician training centers around the U.S. and offers scholarships to help with tuition and tools, among other initiatives.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many trades and technical roles, meanwhile, offer immediate job security, lower educational costs and competitive wages without four years of tuition debt.

From The Wall Street Journal

I received a merit scholarship that came very close to paying my full tuition.

From The Wall Street Journal

Because her late husband had managed all the finances, she hadn’t realized the cost of their lifestyle—including their insurance, car payments, housing, children’s tuition and smaller recurring costs such as subscriptions.

From The Wall Street Journal