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Harvard’s New Preferred-Lender Program Leaves International Students Facing Uneven Loan Caps

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  1. thecrimson.comseen 7 Sept, 09:30headline rewritten

    Harvard’s New Preferred-Lender Program Leaves International Students Facing Uneven Loan CapsHarvard’s New Preferred-Lender Program Leaves International Students Facing Uneven Loan Caps

All 1 reports on Fri, 7 August 2026

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Robert KelchenAlannah FormanSeema JoshiMark KantrowitzDavid RubensteinHarvard Divinity SchoolEconomic Club Of WashingtonStanford UniversityGeorgetown UniversityHarvard Medical SchoolHarvard Law SchoolCollege AveHarvard Federal Credit UnionPrinceton UniversityYale UniversityHarvard School Of Public HealthCornell UniversityUniversity Of CambridgeHarvard Graduate School Of EducationHarvard Business School

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  1. Fri, 7 August 2026

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    • thecrimson.com03:16first to reportedited after publishing

      previouslyHarvard’s New Preferred-Lender Program Leaves International Students Facing Uneven Loan Caps

      Harvard’s new preferred-lender program allows domestic graduate students across the University to borrow up to their full cost of attendance, but leaves international students facing sharply different borrowing limits depending on which school they attend.

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