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...Even with a unit loan increase, the HMS scholarship budget continues to experience unprecedented growth—well in excess of our tuition increases,” Boodram wrote...
...little funnier.” Fenster is committed to eight columns in total, in which he is free to mount his own stance on the swirling controversies in British higher education, such as student dissent over the recent “top-up,” the proposed university tuition hike which raises the nation-wide £1,000 fee to £3,000 (less than $5,000). “I don’t begrudge Oxford students their luxury,” Fenster wrote on January 23. “On the contrary, in your position...
This peer effect theory is often used to explain the existence of large merit scholarships and why Harvard is willing to spend so much more per student than we pay in tuition. Every undergraduate is worth something to the students around him. The free rides that some highly-qualified students get at state schools is a signifier of their value to their peers. National merit scholars’ tuition is waived at some schools because they raise the value of the education that paying students receive. If the difference between per-student spending and tuition is a measure of peer...
...plan is a low-interest loan program open to all graduate students through a partnership with Citibank’s Student Loan Corporation. Students in the University’s graduate and professional schools currently borrow approximately $45 million per year from non-federal sources to help pay for tuition, fees and living expenses. The new loans, which are below-market rate, will save roughly $2,500 for a student borrowing $40,000 over two years. Again, this is a good step, but a small...
...network is designed to further Harvard’s academic mission,” Steen said. “It is not designed for downloading illegal movies or distributing them. The issue is that a lot of bandwidth is used which costs money and tuition dollars...