Tuition Fee definition

Tuition Fee means the basic tuition fee applicable to specific programmes and shall include auxiliary fees which are for required instruction but shall exclude any other fees such as international student differential fees, co-op fees, and student union fees.
Tuition Fee means the basic tuition fee applicable to specific programs and shall include auxiliary fees which are for required instruction but shall exclude any other fees such as international student differential fees, co-op fees, student union fees, and textbooks.
Tuition Fee means the fees received by the College either directly or indirectly for tuition for your Course. This fee is expressly stated in the student’s Letter of Offer.

Examples of Tuition Fee in a sentence

  • Primary Schools Tuition fee discounts are available to families who have successfully applied for support under the Victorian government's Camps, Sports, and Excursion Fund (CSEF).


More Definitions of Tuition Fee

Tuition Fee means only the basic tuition fee applicable to specific credit courses.
Tuition Fee means the subscription fee for the Academy specified on the Academy Website. This fee includes access to the Educational Platform, but it does not include fees payable for any other service offered through the Educational Platform. Enrollment in the Academy Students You can access and use the Academy as a:
Tuition Fee means the fee payable to offer to become enrolled upon a Course
Tuition Fee means the fees received by the College for tuition for your Course.
Tuition Fee means the fees payable by You for tuition, registration, examination and assessment which are set out in Your Offer letter. The Tuition Fee does not include Additional Costs;