Word: scholarship
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...passed, the bill would in effect reduce Harvard College tuition from $800 to $560, if the student receives no scholarship...
...departments for joint use. It is in the juggling of these joint funds and awards for teaching fellowships that the shortcomings of the dual administration are most painfully apparent. If women were admitted to the Harvard graduate schools, much of the see-saw process now involved in making these scholarship awards would be supplemented by the resources of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. The larger scholarships would bring to Cambridge top quality women who often go elsewhere, accepting better offers. All the other graduate schools, except the Business School, have realized these co-educational advantages...
...committee also suggested a study on how such a scholarship change might affect the advanced student...
Increased Scholarship...
David further pointed out that there is a great need for increased scholarship aid to graduate students. This is especially true of the first year of graduate study, he continued, since students often have difficulty adjusting to the new work...