Prior to the free tuition announcement, Harvard already offered financial aid to students. It said 55% of undergraduate students receive aid, with their families having paid an average of $15,700 ...

The free tuition plan works in tiers based on family income: Families earning $100,000 or less will pay nothing for Harvard. This covers tuition, food, housing, health insurance, and even travel ...

Harvard lists its annual estimated undergraduate tuition as $82,866 on its website, which includes additional expenses such as food, health and student services, and housing. Tuition alone is $56,550.

Harvard will offer free tuition to students whose families make less than $200,000 per year beginning next year, the school announced Monday. Additionally, the entire school experience ...

People walk through the campus of Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass., Tuesday, March 18, 2025, which announced plans to make tuition free for students of families making up to $200,00.

Starting in the 2025-26 academic year, Harvard College will be free for students from families with incomes of $100,000 or less—with financial aid covering tuition, fees, food, and housing ...

A pedestrian walks through Harvard Yard in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Harvard undergraduate tuition will be free for students from families making $200,000 or less. (Photo by Charles Krupa/AP via ...

Harvard has just announced that it will be tuition-fee for families making less than $200,000. And there’s a chance other schools will follow its lead.

In November, MIT announced that students whose families make less than $200,000 will be able to attend tuition-free this fall. Similarly to Harvard, students whose families make less than $100,000 ...

In November, MIT announced that students whose families make less than $200,000 will be able to attend tuition-free this fall. Similarly to Harvard, students whose families make less than $100,000 ...

Tuition in the current school year at Harvard is $56,500, but it rises to $82,866 if you include food, housing and other expenses. "Harvard has long sought to open our doors to the most talented ...