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Both Harvard and Yale’s press releases gave examples of a family earning $180,000 per year. Harvard would expect such a family to contribute approximately $18,000, while Yale said such families would be expected to contribute $23,050—more than 10 percent of income—if they only had one child in college and $11,650 if they had two children in college...
Over the past three years, Harvard has seen a 33-percent increase in the number of students whose families earn less than $80,000 annually. —Staff writer Arianna Markel can be reached at amarkel@fas.harvard.edu...
...researchers identified 18 regions of the genome that account for about 25 percent of the variance in blood cholesterol levels, according to Abecasis...
...number represents a more than 35 percent increase over the 19,750 students who applied four years ago to join the Class...
Since the size of the entering class has held steady at about 1,650, Harvard will likely to continue to admit only about 2,100 students, meaning the admissions rate could plunge to 7.7 percent, down from 9.1 percent last year...