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College fees—which include tuition, room, board and payments for health and student services—will rise from a total...
Stephen J. Bradt, assistant communications director for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), said yesterday that he did not have any information on the reasons underlying this year’s relatively large tuition increase, or on how Harvard’s tuition increase compares to previous years’ or other colleges’ increases...
...much Harvard or its peer institutions might lose under a reallocation of funding remains unclear, but each university could see cuts of several million dollars. A Harvard financial aid initiative announced last month, which eliminated tuition for students whose parents earn less than $40,000, cost the University $2 million...
...which means that any mother who wants her kids to have access to this "essential start to early education," as the experts call it, has to come up with cold, hard cash. A full-time preschool program can cost over $5,000 a year--more than a year's tuition at most state universities! Add the cost of health insurance (for those lucky enough to have it) and the eventual price of sending a kid to college (double--when adjusted for inflation--what it was a generation ago), and most middle-class moms find they have no choice...
...response, Summers cited his aggressive leadership in urging the U.S. government to bail out Mexico with a $25 billion loan in 1995. He then characterized his role in pushing for Harvard’s new financial aid initiative as leading by example. The new policy eliminates the parental tuition contributions for families making under $40,000 annually and lowers the parental contribution for households that earn between $40,000 and $60,000 annually...