The Financial Aid Study reports contain three copies of a 1939 report detailing the types of financial aid awarded to students from the class of 1920 to the class of 1942. The types of financial assistance available were scholarship aid for students of limited means, student aid (honoraria) for promising students, and special aid also for promising students. Other types of financial assistance available included an emergency aid fund, student service (employment), and loans.
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Financial Aid Study reports, MS-1D-F2, Brown University Library.
The Financial Aid Study reports contain three copies of a 1939 report detailing the types of financial aid awarded to students from the class of 1920 to the class of 1942. The report in folder 1 contains an annotated explanation of the types of financial aid available to students. The study's charts break down the awards by type of aid, year in school, skill level, academic percentile, and locality.
The collection consists of three folders.
The collection was removed from the Classified File.