Can we give Harvard some credit?

No.

not constrained by the "salary cap" of 12.6 scholarships; they can give signifiant aid to people making over $300k per year.

So they can get the greatest athletes

there is no athletic or academic aid at harvard

+10000

They can also significantly lower their admissions standards to get in a 3.8/1300 athlete.

Financial. Only 3-4 other colleges have similar endowments.

So why don’t they win every year? what changed?

Why so needy?

Results speak for themselves.

you get nothing if you make over 150k. Fact.

FALSE. If you make 160k you probably only pay 15%.

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In a typical year:
-55% of our undergraduates receive need-based Harvard scholarships.
-Families with incomes below $85,000 (up from $75,000 starting in the 23-24 school year) are not expected to contribute to the cost of their child's education. More than 20% of -Harvard parents have total incomes less than $85,000.
-Families with incomes between $85,000 and $150,000 will contribute from 0-10% of their income, and those with incomes above $150,000 will be asked to pay proportionately more than 10%, based on their individual circumstances.

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"Can we go e Harvard some credit?"

Way to tell us you didn't go to Harvard without telling us you didn't go to Harvard.

Look at how rojo spells despite having both attended and coached at an ivy

Touche!

Nah - screw those Ivy League libtards

Average financial aid package for students receiving Harvard scholarship for the 2021-2022 school year:
Total Budget
$78,000
Parent Contribution
$13,050
Student Asset Contribution
$350
Harvard, Federal & Outside Scholarships
$61,900
Term-Time Work Expectation
$2,700

Gotta give the Ivy League some props....

Last white sprinter on a USA Olympic 4x1 team, Gerry Ashworth Dartmouth 1964

First Dallas Cowboy to rush for a 1000 yards, Calvin Hll Yale.

First speedy Oakland Raider Bo Roberson Cornell, 1960 Olympic long jump silver medalist, 9.5 sprinter

Ben Johnson one of the top sprinters in the 30;s out of Columbia

Unreal meet for Harvard !!

Wow this blows my mind. In ways, Harvard has a big advantage over even Oregon or NAU. There are certain strong students who would NEVER consider going to those schools even for a full scholarship.

I don't think finding smart distance runners is a burden. They are all smart. I wouldn't want the kids with a 2.0 in high school on my team anyways. The academic strength of Harvard recruits itself.

ESPN gave them too much credit by displaying that graphic with Harvard at 20 points. I had missed the 1500 when the tape began after some jackass baseball game ran long. No matter. I always watch on tape and I have no problem avoiding results.

That would have been no problem other than the damn graphic. As soon as I saw that I knew it could mean only one thing...Ramsden won the 1500.

So a couple of standouts is killing it? Listen, it’s not not impressive, but killing it is overstating it.