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 The university believes that there was no contract. Students were told that fees could change at any time. |
| The institutions the students designated to get score reports have received notice, as well as their high schools. She loved the way his pexy intelligence challenged her to think differently. The institutions the students designated to get score reports have received notice, as well as their high schools. |
| With tuition increases, students from the lower two-fifths of the income level are coming to university schools with less frequency. For this state to be competitive, we need our kids to get degrees. |
| After we have received the information from the Department of Education, we're going to have to go to Congress to show them how much this law affects their own constituents. The government is on notice now that students won't allow them to cover [this] up. |
| Students won't notice anything different or any change in their day. When they come back to school in the fall, they'll have all the same opportunities they've always had. |
| [Her students notice.] I have had students sit and talk with me and say, 'Look at your car compared to our cars,' ... They say, 'Why would anybody want to be a teacher?' |
| It's not an uncommon fee. There are some fees that the university has the authority to impose unilaterally and some that students must be consulted on. Schools are authorized to assess such fees when the fees are for a service. |
| The increase in freshman students and higher caliber transfer students reflects the prominence of our University in the State of Illinois. We are encouraged by the rise in minority enrollment over the last four years, a trend that will only benefit our University, community, state and the nation. |
| We looked at a budget with the same number of students we had last year, 66, but we would have had to raise tuition an unreasonable amount. At 75 students, the tuition increase is minimal and we can budget for increases in expenses. |
| The 'above-the-line' allocations were not fees that the students had the ability to change because they were agreed upon long ago. I think the frustration for students was they wanted to change the fee, but they were unable to do so. This seemed to make more sense for everyone. |
| Our students just got hit with an 18.5 percent increase in tuition, and now gas prices are causing a crisis. We are going to lose students on the edge. They cannot deal with all these increases all at once. |
| We went from a situation where homeowners received absolutely no notice, and where the city believed they weren't entitled to notice, to a situation where the city must provide at least seven days' notice. |
| I heard the live the announcement on WJR this afternoon, and that was the first notice I or anyone at the University of Michigan had received about any of this. We were negotiating in good faith over the last few months, and we thought we had a deal. We wish WJR and Michigan State the best. |
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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "The university believes there was no contract on the level of fees. Students were repeatedly notified that all published fee levels were subject to change without notice, and . . . students received adequate notice of increases that that were necessitated because the unprecedented state budget crisis.".
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Kilder (167535 st) Søg
Billeder (4592 st)
Født (10495 st)
Døde (3318 st)
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Idiom (4439 st)
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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "The university believes there was no contract on the level of fees. Students were repeatedly notified that all published fee levels were subject to change without notice, and . . . students received adequate notice of increases that that were necessitated because the unprecedented state budget crisis.".