Recently, Harvard Law School announced a new initiative which will pay the third year of tuition for future law students who commit to at least five years of public service work upon graduation. Read the full press release and related links on Harvard's web site.
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Harvard Law School to Pay Third Year of Tuition for a Public Service Commitment
March 25, 2008 · Margaret Krause
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