September 29, 2006
Following Harvard's Lead, 2 Ivies Make Changes to Help Needy Students
Princeton will drop early admissions; Columbia bolsters financial aid
For needy high-school students with Ivy League aspirations, September has been full of good news. Less than a week after Harvard University announced that it would discontinue early admissions, Princeton University declared its intent to dismantle a similar program. The day after that, Columbia University announced it would provide full grants, not loans, to cover the financial need of low-income
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