Inside Higher Ed is reporting that Cornell is being forced to drop selective financial aid initiatives for athletes. As this Sun article explains, these enhanced financial aid packages may have come as a response to the growing inequity in Ivy League recruiting produced by the super competitive financial aid deals offered by Harvard, Yale, and Princeton.
All this is developing one day before Cornell’s upcoming matchup against No. 1 ranked Kansas. Go Red!
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