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List of US Universities Where You Can Study for Free: The List Includes Ivy League Institutions
'21.03.2025'
ForumDaily New York
For decades, millions of college students have taken out loans to pay for their education. But some universities, including Ivy League schools, offer free tuition to low-income Americans.
More than 46 million Americans owe nearly $2 trillion in student loan debt.
March 17 Harvard announced that free tuition would be available to families earning less than $200, starting from the next academic year.
As a result, approximately 2025% of U.S. families will be eligible for financial aid at Harvard in the 2026–86 academic year.
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Several colleges have also decided to provide free training some students.
List of colleges with free tuition
- MIT has waived tuition for students from families making less than $200 a year;
- The University of Pennsylvania said it would allow students from families with incomes of up to $200 to receive free tuition, up from the school's previous cap of $000;
- Carnegie Mellon provides free tuition to children from families earning up to $75;
- Brandeis allows students whose parents earn up to $75 to waive tuition;
- Stanford offers tuition waivers to students with a family income of up to $150;
- All nine University of Texas schools have waived tuition for families making $100 or less;
- All public schools in New Mexico offer free tuition to residents;
- Wisconsin families making $55 or less can receive free tuition at the University of Wisconsin;
- Columbia University has set a family income threshold of $150 for free tuition;
- Dartmouth and Brown Universities offer free tuition to students from families earning up to $125;
- Cornell and Yale students from families with incomes of $75 or less will receive free tuition;
- Princeton allows students whose parents earn up to $160 to receive free tuition;
- Arkansas residents can attend the University of Arkansas for free if their family income is less than $70;
- Duke offers free tuition to students from North and South Carolina if their family income is less than $150;
- New York University guarantees that students whose families earn less than $100 will not pay tuition;
- The State University of New York schools offer residents free college tuition if their family income is less than $125.
