Harvard Announces Tuition Break for Middle Class
Jared Hobson December 11, 2007 No Comments
Harvard University announced today that it is restructuring its financial aid packages to provide more assistance to middle class families.
Harvard University announced today that it is restructuring its financial aid packages to provide more assistance to middle class families.
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