Tuition Waiver
/ˈtuːɪʃən ˈweɪvər/
Definitions
- (n.) An authorization by an educational institution or governing body to exempt a student from paying tuition fees, often granted on the basis of merit, financial hardship, or legal status.
The university granted her a tuition waiver due to her outstanding academic achievements.
Forms
- tuition waiver
- tuition waivers
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Commentary
Tuition waivers are typically formalized in written policies or agreements and may serve as a form of contract or conditional benefit between student and institution.
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