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The Harvard Crimson11dOpinion
Harvard’s Tuition Isn’t the Cause of College Inaccessibility
To Republicans interested in tackling the very real problem of college accessibility, we recommend you take a break from gutting the Department of Education to target the many real culprits of the ...
Harvard stands to lose $2.2 billion in federal funding. Researchers fear science will suffer
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — In a high-stakes standoff, President Donald Trump’s administration says it will freeze $2.2 billion ...
Top Colleges Are Too Costly Even for Parents Making $300,000
Many families have incomes that are too high to qualify for meaningful aid but too low to afford to pay out of pocket.
NBC New York22d
How tuition-free college programs can backfire: More generous aid ‘can actually increase inequity,' expert says
"Tuition-free schools can actually increase inequity," said Jamie Beaton, co-founder and CEO of Crimson Education, a college consulting ... In the case of Harvard, "you may see a trend of ...
The Boston Globe18d
Even to Harvard, the world’s richest university, $2.2 billion makes a big difference
The country’s wealthiest college, Harvard is uniquely equipped to ward ... It’s unclear how the school’s pledge to go tuition-free for families with incomes below $200,000 a year could ...
WPEC CBS 129d
Harvard receives more federal funds than it makes in tuition, room & board
President Donald Trump cut $2 billion in Harvard funding and is threatening to cut more if the institution does not comply ...