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In response to "Fwiw, Harvard is free if your family income is less than 65k and reduced all the way up to 150k. Stanford had a similar deal and others may too. -- nm" by Reagen

I believe all if not most of the Ivys and their ilk (ND, Duke, etc) also do this - need based aid versus merit based. -- nm

Posted by rollo Aug 3 '21, 09:59

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well then why is there any school debt? -- nm - chicken daddy Aug 3, 10:04 2
- I imagine their acceptance rate is seriously low plus not to put too fine a point on it but the average student from a household with that level of - oblique Aug 3, 10:22
- Because ONLY these schools do it this way, and most people go to other schools or fall into income categories that don't qualify, yet still find the - rollo Aug 3, 10:13
for how many though? 5 actual students a year? -- nm - Pippy Aug 3, 10:01 5
- data is here, it's a little obscured, but seems like about half receive SOME financial aid. -- (link) - chicken daddy Aug 3, 10:02 4
  - Each year our private university offered us Stafford loans under the label of "financial aid". The whole process is shit -- nm - oblique Aug 3, 10:32 2
    - And, this. -- nm - znufrii Aug 3, 10:34
    - Yes and ... the Stafford loans are/were the GOOD ones. -- nm - rollo Aug 3, 10:34
  - thanks -- nm - Pippy Aug 3, 10:04

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