…but they weren't. Several law schools, including Stanford, make the same claim, and I suspect an analysis of the real data would show something similar. Ever since we were fortunate to be able to award Rubinstein Scholarships to incoming students, I've been amused to discover how often Yale and Harvard find those students to be especially "needy."
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