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As Tuition Prices Soar, Scholarships Are Keeping Costs in Check 12/6/2004
Yaye-Mah Boye, a senior civil engineering major at Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, N.Y., left her family behind in Senegal, Africa, a few years ago to study in the U.S. The 25-year-olds decision also left her financially on her own. Winning an industry-sponsored scholarship has helped make the difference between earning her degree this May and ...

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12/06/2004 As Tuition Prices Soar, Scholarships Are Keeping Costs in Check

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