tuition fees
Academic enrollment costs
Tuition fees are the charges students pay for instruction at a school, college, or university.
The term is more common in British English; Americans typically say just tuition.
Tuition fees vary widely—from nominal amounts at subsidized public institutions to substantial sums at private universities.
Rising tuition fees have made student debt a major political issue.
- schoolingFormal education received
- costRequired payment amount
- debtMoney owed another
- student loansBorrowed funds for tuition
- student debtBorrowed tuition funds owed
payment · merit aid · expense · work study · Pell Grants · FAFSA · semester · charge · dorm · enrollment · fee structure · deferred payment · private school · education · installments · learning · college · degree
- school costsstudent loans, financial aid, meal plan, textbooks, course materials
- university studentscampus life, dorms, dormitory, dormitory life, exams
- British educationgrammar schools, comprehensive schools, state schools, primary education, secondary education
- Dutch Educationuniversity, school, gymnasium, student, docent
- elite schoolsprivate academies, preparatory schools, selective schools, Ivy League, grammar schools
- government revenuetax revenue, sales tax, income tax, property tax, excise tax
tuition feesscholarships
Funds awarded for study
grants · free tuition · financial aid · bursaries · tuition waivers
tuition feesroom and board
Lodging with meals provided
housing costs · living expenses · meal plans · textbook costs · student housing
tuition feesfree education
Taxpayer-funded instruction
free tuition · tuition-free · state-funded education · public funding · free college