Tuition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TUITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a fee for instruction
• teaching or instruction, especially of individual pupils or small groups
• a sum of money charged for teaching by a college or university
• instruction, esp received individually or in a small group
• Superintending care over a young person; the particular watch and care of a tutor or guardian over his pupil or ward; guardianship.
• Especially, the act, art, or business of teaching; instruction; as, children are sent to school for tuition; his tuition was thorough.
• The money paid for instruction; the price or payment for instruction.
• a fee paid for instruction (especially for higher education)
• teaching pupils individually (usually by a tutor hired privately)

Words related to TUITION

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How to use TUITION in a sentence

• But at that age a girl is easily influenced, so it is little wonder that under such tuition Louise became calculating, sly and deceitful, to a most deplorable degree.
• It was continued two years, and the children made rapid progress while they were under our tuition.
• Private tuition, moreover, offered many attractions to him, but no definite proposals.
• This would pay her tuition in the local university for the first year.
• At ten years of age he became a pupil at a school in Putney, under the tuition of an excellent clergyman, where he continued two years.
• The older scholars seem to manifest an earnest ambition to obtain situations through the summer, so that they may procure clothing and help pay their tuition.
• Fifty cents of this I took each month to pay tuition.
• I found him soon after, and through the kindness of a Northern friend in paying his tuition, I had him in my school, where he proved himself bright and interesting.
• He had taken kindly to the occupation which had been provided for him, and promised, under good tuition, to become in time a proper man of business.
• Under her quiet tuition he became very narrow in his religious convictions, but quite happy in his mind.
• They charged tuition fees, or were open to competent children or adults without fee.
• Clearly, therefore, the efficiency of tuition will, other things equal, be proportionate to the gratification with which tasks are performed.
• This excellent lawyer chose for his assistant the grandson of a former president of the parliament of Normandy, whose studies had been made under his tuition.
• Rachel, probably the greatest actress of the last century, felt herself lost without the tuition of Samson, a comic actor himself, but a teacher of force, originality and taste.
• The new governess was a real acquisition to the household, and devoted herself more to politics than tuition.
• She is not only a blessing to those who are under her tuition, but her example and influence are often such as to change the local sentiment concerning teachers and schools.
• E - Estimated amount of tuition paid in Academies and Priv.
• By these arrangements and expenditures he contemplates the education of one hundred students, who are to pay annually each for tuition the sum of forty dollars.
• In Sixteen Hundred Sixty-four, being in his twenty-second year, Isaac Newton was voted a free scholarship, which provided for board, books and tuition.
• Its twenty students paid forty pounds each year for board and tuition.
• Two hundred dollars in gold are paid by every student for board and tuition forty weeks in the year.
• The board and tuition have become one hundred and seventy-five dollars a year, only enough to cover the cost.
• Thus not hauing any other thing to write at this present, I commend you to the mercifull tuition of the almighty.
• Although he had a knowledge of Latin, he had never had any tuition in Greek, and was unable to speak the language.
• No tuition is charged residents of Idaho, and pupils from other states are admitted to all the privileges of the Academy by payment of a reasonable tuition.
• Laying the foundation of a new church affords capital tuition in spiritual masonry, and the walls of that church have stood firm and solid for forty years.
• But my tuition was paid, and all I asked was a chance, for I knew the ropes in handling range cattle.
• The Limberlost is going to buy the books, the clothes, pay the tuition, and even start a college fund.
• I believe I must be content to rank accordingly, and endeavor to reap advantage from its tuition.
• Several students are working and earning their entire board and tuition.
• Where was he to get his tuition, if not there? Besides his tuition would not prevent him from having ideas of his own, later on.
• The tuition was only three dollars a year and the charge for board was seventy-five cents a week.

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