Harvard Law to suspend program for public service

By: Staff Report December 3, 2009

Harvard University's law school will stop offering free third-year tuition to students who go into public service after graduation because of endowment losses. Harvard Law School, in Cambridge, Mass., will restructure the program, called the Public Service Initiative, and focus on providing more money to students and alumni in financial need, said Ken Lafler, director of ...

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Harvard Law to suspend program for public service

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