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In this analysis, we explore efforts that Ivy League institutions can take to increase opportunities for students, especially those from lower- and moderate-income backgrounds. Specifically, we examine what a modest 5% increase of these students would look like at these schools. Even such small grow
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Need-Blind: Why Harvard Hardly Accepts Low-Income Students, Opinion
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Increasing Ivy League income diversity
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Need-Blind: Why Harvard Hardly Accepts Low-Income Students, Opinion
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