Law School increases public-service subsidies
A month after Harvard Law School unveiled a much-hyped public-service tuition incentive that had Yale Law School officials on the defensive, Yale has breathed new life into its own assistance programs for students planning to enter public service.
The Law School will raise the baseline income below which graduates’ loans are forgiven from $46,500 to $60,000, double the number of post-graduate public-interest fellowships from 14 to 28, hire a new full-time director of public-interest programs to counsel students, and boost funding for summer opportunities in public service. Yale Law...
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