ives don't give scholorships
Yes they do, but not for sports. Have your kid learn to play the trumpet or sax and see what happens.
The Ivies don't give merit-based scholarships.
But they do for arts and music.
No they don't.
Sure do.
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From Harvard: "Aid is based entirely on need, not merit." -
https://college.harvard.edu/financial-aid/how-aid-worksFrom Yale: "While Yale does not award merit-based scholarships, Yale students often qualify for merit awards from other organizations." -
http://finaid.yale.edu/costs-affordability/types-aid/scholarships-and-grants#meritFrom Princeton: "All financial aid awards are based solely on need." -
https://admission.princeton.edu/financialaid/financial-aid-faqFrom Dartmouth: "Dartmouth Scholarships are need-based and are given without expectation of repayment." -
http://admissions.dartmouth.edu/fin.../types-financial-aid/grants-scholarshipsFrom Penn: "All scholarships are need-based, so students must complete the financial aid process." -
http://www.sfs.upenn.edu/paying/paying-grants-scholarships.htmFrom Columbia: "There are no merit scholarships at Columbia as all of our financial aid is strictly need-based. While we hope you do well in your classes, there is no GPA requirement attached to your Columbia University Grant." -
https://cc-seas.financialaid.columbia.edu/eligibility/myths#meritFrom Brown: "As a member of the Ivy League, Brown does not award academic or athletic scholarships. All financial aid awarded by Brown is need-based meaning that no factors are considered except the family's demonstrated financial need. Brown only takes into account a family's ability to pay before awarding any financial aid funds to a student." -
https://www.brown.edu/about/administration/financial-aid/general-questionsFrom Cornell: "No merit aid or athletic scholarships are awarded at Cornell; all grant aid is need-based." -
http://finaid.cornell.edu/types-aid/grants-and-scholarships
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