The money will go a good way towards my school expenses.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The money will go a good way towards my school expenses.

I'll rely on my father for half of my tuition.

He offered to pay for [to finance] my education.

I was always working to pay my tuition fees.

Elementary school children should be encouraged in [to form] the habit of saving.

My brother, who graduated from college last year, helps me (out) with my school expenses.

I'm very worried about the amount of money I'm having to pay out since my son entered university.

His grades are so good that he's bound to win a scholarship.

They helped me out with money to continue schooling.

My boy shall have a college education, whatever it may cost―cost what it may.

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The money will be devoted to the education of the children

The money is set aside for the education of the children.

Will their school tuition get cheaper?

The sum will be applied to―devoted to―the education of the children.

This money will go toward the children's education.

The money is set apart for the education of the children.

Whatever it may cost,―Cost what it may,―my boy shall go to college.

She's pleased about her son's scholarship.

He depends on his parents for his university fees.

the status of student receiving scholarship money

to study and work at a job that allows one to cover one's tuition and expenses

I'm going to apply for the scholarship.

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He found it difficult to live on his student grant.

Going to this school requires a lot of money.

Going this school requires a lot of money.

He is studying in the United States on a scholarship.

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Admission-related expenses are really causing a big headache.