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...also said that since students can meet the expected personal contribution portions of their aid packages through work, outside scholarships, or loans, many are able to graduate debt-free...
Morton O. Schapiro, the president of Williams College, said in an e-mailed statement, “We have been moving in this direction for a number of years—first we reduced loan expectations for all financial aid students, then we stopped packaging loans entirely for students from families with the lowest incomes. This was the logical next step...
Students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences face a different financial aid reality. Patrick Hamm, information coordinator for the Graduate School Council said that for PhD candidates, “Anybody who is able to finish in five years is typically not going to face any debt issues,” he said. “Public universities do not have deals like this...
...program,” she said, “I think that it does affect master’s students definitely more than the Ph.D. students.” CORRECTION: The Nov. 6 news article "College Cut Loans As Tuition Source" incorrectly stated that Wesleyan College expanded its financial aid package for families with incomes below $40,000. In fact, that change was made by Wesleyan University...
...aftermath of the flooding, Calderon announced that the entire state of Tabasco would have free electricity until February to help alleviate their problems. He will have to find a lot more aid to resolve the flood victims' problems. The rushing water damaged the homes of almost a million people, or about half of Tabasco's population. It also devastated crops of corn, bananas and beans that provide the livelihood for thousands. After water levels finally started receding this week, Jesus Hilario left his shelter in a schoolhouse on the outskirts of Villahermosa to find his patches of corn and bananas...