Sentence examples for robust financial aid from inspiring English sources

Many independent schools now have robust financial aid programs that encourage students to attend regardless of their parents' income.

We maintain a robust financial aid program that makes a Harvard education affordable for every admitted student.

To do so, and to deliver on the promise of our ideals, we must maintain robust financial aid programs and end the steep rise of tuition.

The robust financial aid package announced by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates came a day after the Egyptian military killed dozens of Muslim Brotherhood members protesting last week's military ouster of Egypt's Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi.

Cornell University has restated its long-standing commitment to need-blind admissions and robust financial aid, and it is spending more on need-based financial aid and benefiting more of its students than ever in its history.

"We are dedicated to our historic priority of access to the benefits of a Cornell education for the most deserving students, regardless of their ability to pay, through need-blind admissions and robust financial aid," said Provost Kent Fuchs.

A robust financial-aid program for low- and middle-income students will ensure socioeconomic and ethnic diversity.

More important, rather than blaming their failure to recruit a diverse group of students on flaws in the testing system, they should spend time and money developing robust outreach and financial aid programs.

I hope, as I said before, that we will maintain the very robust amount of need-based financial aid.

Washington had a robust, nationally recognized, need-based financial aid program, however this program can no longer keep up with increases in tuition.

What I feel best about, that Beth has already eloquently said, is that our undergraduate student body is more diverse economically, and racially diverse, and ethnically diverse than it was, because the generosity of our alumni and the reallocation of funds by the deans and provost at that time, toward more robust need-based undergraduate student financial aid.