Website review: Stanford drops tuition for some stu...
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•9 reviews since Feb 20, 2008
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sharilynne rated 4 months ago- dayam...stanford is free!
- stevedtrm rated 5 months ago
- US state brainwashing now for free. Dont ask them about how much of their economics department ois vulnerable to the Lucas critique. Oh I forgot. Most of you don't even know why that's important.
- DannyAndNina rated 5 months ago
- In a radical change to its financial aid program, Stanford University will announce today that it will no longer charge tuition to students whose families earn less than $100,000 a year.
- kdfrawg rated 5 months ago
- Stanford can afford to drop tuition for some students.
- socialpyramid rated 5 months ago
- Exciting news from Stanford!
- fthead9 rated 5 months ago
- In a radical change to its financial aid program, Stanford University will announce today that it will no longer charge tuition to students whose families earn less than $100,000 a year.
- Stumbleine33 rated 5 months ago
- damn! if i could get free tuition and they accepted my credits i'd so be there!
- PixelHead rated 5 months ago
- This is pretty good news for parents who are hoping their kids can do better than themselves. It does offer a glimmer of hope. Lets see how many other institutions of higher learning follow.
- darxon rated 5 months ago
- This doesn't impact a huge percentage of Stanford students, but it's a good start! From the page: "In a radical change to its financial aid program, Stanford University will announce today that it will no longer charge tuition to students whose families earn less than $100,000 a year. In addition, the university will waive room and board fees for students whose families earn less than $60,000 a year."
