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It was announced by the President, Stephen G. Emerson, that all new students will have grants instead of loans in their financial aid packages. Complete details for continuing students have not yet been finalized. Stay tuned for updates.
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If you experienced a glitch and were unable to take the test it has been rescheduled. Contact the test center or ETS to be sure they will be able to offer it.
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Penn is the latest school to eliminate loans from financial aid awards. Beginning in Fall 2008, families with incomes less than $100,000 will have no loans. Families above that income will have their loans reduced by 10%. In Fall 2009 all students will receive financial aid packages with no loans.
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Pomona College is eliminating loans in financial aid packages and replacing those amounts with scholarships, effective 2008-09. The change will apply to both current and future students.
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Swarthmore College is eliminating student loans beginning next academic year.
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The California Institute of Technology is eliminating loans for domestic students whose familys’ incomes are less than $60,000. This new program will become effective for undergraduates entering next fall.
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Reported by Chris Day - The Shreveport Times
Louisiana college students are taking advantage of the state’s latest financial incentive to go to college — an incentive that could produce more math and science majors in the state.
They are qualifying for the new federal Academic Competitiveness tuition grants at a higher rate than the national average, […]
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Reported by Aditi Balakrishna - The Harvard Crimson
In a wide-ranging financial aid initiative unveiled yesterday, Harvard said it will significantly reduce the expected contributions from middle- and upper-class families and eliminate loans for all undergraduates.
Students whose families make between $120,000 and $180,000 per year will now pay only 10 percent of their yearly income to […]
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Reported by Loren Moreno - The Honolulu Advertiser
The state yesterday unveiled a revamped college savings program designed to give parents more investment options and tax benefits to help prepare for the costs of college.
Earnings in the new program will be exempt from federal and state income taxes when used for college expenses, state officials announced yesterday. […]
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Princeton, Davidson, Amherst and Williams are no nonger offering loans and starting next fall, Duke will give a free ride to families earning less than $40,000.
At Yale and Stanford, parents earning under $45,000 pay nothing, while at Harvard the threshold is $60,000. Columbia University is replacing loans with grant money for students whose families earn less […]
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