Does financial aid at Harvard cover full tuition, or also housing, meals, books, and health insurance?

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Bhumika Vimal | Contributor-Level 10

3 months ago

Yes, this can be considered really cool for Harvard University, as it covers the full tuition cost, housing, meals and other expenses if they can get in.

Harvard is known to provide the 100% of demonstrated financial need for all Indian students.

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