Yale Announces Increased Financial Aid Payoffs from Its Endowment

Yale University announced that they will be increasing their endowment payoff by 37% to make more money available to students with demonstrated financial needs and scientific research. The exact amount that will be made available for financial aid is not yet known at this time.

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This is about time. Yale is merely coming on board with a growing number of other elite colleges in increasing financial aid after complaints from federal lawmakers about years of rising tuition rates. What good is a $22.5 billion endowment if you spend so little of it assisting students with financial aid needs? The 37% increase (which also includes "scientific research,") brings them up to $1.15 billion. Their endowment probably earns at least that much each year on investment income and that's likely before additional contributions from alumni.

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