Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...only other subjects of concern in a relatively quiet year also sound vaguely familiar to more modern ears--the rising cost of attending Harvard, and the lack of adequate medical facilities. Faced with high tuition and service charges under depression conditions, many concluded that, while its President spoke about an "aristocracy of brains," Harvard was rapidly developing into an aristocracy of wealth...
...building at No. 2 Pushechnaya Street in the heart of Moscow. The training school (one of 14 state ballet schools in Russia) is swamped by applications from 1,500 Russian 7-to 9-year-olds each year; no more than 40 are accepted. Bolshoi students get full board and tuition, wear traditional uniforms that vary with their ages, e.g., blue shirts and red ties for the younger boys, black-and-brown dresses and orange ties for the girls. Their rigid course takes nine years, with up to five hours of practice a day. On graduation day the students enter...
...biggest untapped source of more college income is tuition. Harris is strongly in favor of boosting it from the present $1 billion yearly to $4 billion. While average tuition has risen about $100 since 1930, he notes, the comparable costs to a college have risen to $500-requiring a $400 subsidy a year for the average student. At the same time, family income after taxes has risen by $3,000. If tuitions are scaled accordingly-and scholarships are also expanded-the net income from higher tuition could be about $2.5 billion yearly...
...What is the tuition for study in the institutions of higher learning of the U.S.A...
...Stanford University the tuition is as high as in other private universities of the U.S.A.--more than 1000 dollars a year. There is no guarantee of getting a job after finishing the university...