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Does Harvard give full scholarships?

Does Yale, Harvard, or Princeton give scholarships for people that don't have financial need?

  • On collegeboard it's "not reported" so I'm not sure. This includes academic and athletic scholarships.

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    No, assuming you're talking about undergraduates. Yale: "There are no athletic or merit based awards." Harvard: "All of our financial aid is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need – there are no academic, athletic or merit-based awards...." Princeton: "Princeton financial aid is awarded solely based on need; there are no merit scholarships" The Ivy League in general: "All the Ivy institutions follow the common policy that any financial aid for student-athletes will be awarded and renewed on the sole basis of economic need...." Student who attend those colleges might, of course, get merit-based scholarships from some other source.

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Yes in short it is possible but much less likely. These schools can afford to be picky but are generous as well. If you are great at a particular sport or have somthing the school desires it is possible.

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