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Stanford Law to Cover Low-Income Students’ Tuition | Inside Higher Ed

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Stanford Regulation Faculty introduced final week that it will get rid of all tuition and charges for low-income college students, Reuters reported.

That amounted to $64,350 for the 2021–22 tutorial yr.

In an e-mail to college students final Wednesday, regulation faculty dean Jenny Martinez outlined the plan to supply full scholarships to present and incoming college students whose household revenue is under 150 p.c of the poverty line—$41,625 for a household of 4, or $20,385 for a person.

The choice makes Stanford the second extremely ranked U.S. regulation faculty to take action, after Yale announced it would do the same in February.

Martinez wrote within the e-mail that the schooling protection would accompany a slew of different measures to spice up monetary help for Stanford Regulation college students, amounting to a ten p.c enhance in general monetary help and a 40 p.c enhance in funding for Mortgage Reimbursement Help Packages.

The transfer comes after the regulation faculty created an advert hoc committee on monetary entry, a part of a collection of range, fairness and inclusion initiatives undertaken through the 2018–19 tutorial yr. Martinez wrote that the monetary support modifications are thanks partly to “the deep dedication of this administration to deal with issues raised by college students to the Committee.”

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