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Students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences face a different financial aid reality. Patrick Hamm, information coordinator for the Graduate School Council said that for PhD candidates, “Anybody who is able to finish in five years is typically not going to face any debt issues,” he said. “Public universities do not have deals like this...
However, he said, students unable to complete their doctorates within five years will potentially be forced to take out loans. Hamm said that the council is in the process of developing a survey, to be sent out Christmas, assessing how much this affects students...
Those seeking a master’s degree are generally more reliant on loans to pay for their educations, said to Sara S. Rhodin, an at-large representative of the council. “It depends on the program,” she said, “I think that it does affect master’s students definitely more than the Ph.D. students.” CORRECTION: The Nov. 6 news article "College Cut Loans As Tuition Source" incorrectly stated that Wesleyan College expanded its financial aid package for families with incomes below $40,000. In fact, that change...
...Undergraduate Council (UC) announced on Sunday that it had come to a short-term agreement with the administration regarding the distribution of party grants, but Interim Dean of the College David R. Pilbeam denied yesterday that any such deal had been reached...
...President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 reported the compromise at the beginning of Sunday night’s council meeting, and it was expected to be approved by the UC’s Finance Committee (FiCom) in a vote last night, FiCom Chair Randall S. Sarafa ’09 said...