12 Universities with the Best Financial Aid in America

Obstacles faced if you want to continue studying abroad such as America in addition to administration is the registration of financial constraints.

However, there are 12 universities with the best financial aid policy in America. Here are 12 such universities as quoted by the Washington Post, like disitat on Wednesday (07/13/2011);

1. Amherst University
Amherst University no longer impose a financial loan, but rather replace them with grants and study employment practices for all students since the fall of 2008.

As a result, the distribution of grants to students who are considered less able to increase by 28 percent, this would make Amherst a contributor to the largest grant in the Liberal Art Schools


2. Bowdoin University
Just like Amherst, grant financial assistance to disadvantaged students since the fall of 2008.


3. University of Claremont Mc Kenna
Famous university system with the Crown Jewels of the Vlaremont Collages, had to replace loans with grants financial aid entirely since 2008.

4. University Pamona
Just as the Claremont University, the university is usually called Pamona Collages financially able to cover the shortfall in overall less able students.

5. Davidson University
Eliminate debt relief and was awarded in 2007

6. Harvard University
Maybe Harvard is a university with the assistance policies of the most generous of all universities. Harvard eliminated all loans in 2008, and set aside 10 percent of its revenues to finance the less able students.

7. Haverford University
Eliminate the financial loan assistance since 2008

8. Princeton University
The only campus that eliminates loans financial aid policy, medapat awards for it in 1998. Since 2001, the policy applies to all students who are less financially


9. Swarthmore University
Eliminate lending policies in 2008


10. University of Pennsylvania
Eliminate the lending policies of all the aid package in 2009

11. Vanderbilt University
Mengahpuskan policies on debt relief in 2009 and get credit for it

12. Yale University
Contributed about 10 percent of campus revenues for financial aid policy, which means that students from poor families received assistance worth about $ 130 or Rp1, 1 million per student.