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...never one for letting go of her kids, never big on sleepovers. She had a hard time when Greg Jr. went off to college. He did his first year on scholarship and was trying to work, but he didn't have the money for his second year. When the Army recruiter came from Parkersburg, all three Lynch kids--Greg, Jessica and Brandi--were interested in what he had to say. He talked about the travel and the training they would get. This was the summer of 2001, before there was even a whisper...
According to the financial aid office website, close to 40 percent of Harvard scholarship students come from families with incomes below $60,000 but the plurality of these families make between $40,000 and $60,000, while a minority make $20,000 or less...
...What actually is ‘gross?’” Cara C. Delzer ’04 asked. “Is that sort of blanket reprimand of a very appropriate invitation to social scholarship...
There is a big difference between Harvard and what Donahue and Fitzsimmons call “mega-money” scholarship options at places like the University of Virginia and Duke, scholarships which not only forgive a student’s tuition but give out extra money as an incentive to enroll. “We’re not in the business of paying students to come here,” she says...
...many alumni, that it actually is important for students to invest in their own education,” she says. “In general I think people appreciate experiences more by contributing to them. It’s important for students and families to understand that [scholarship help] comes from the generosity of alumni and friends and the commitment on the part of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and that it’s not something necessarily that students and families are entitled...