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April 18, 2022
Top Schools Look To Duck Financial Aid Antitrust Suit
More than a dozen top private universities, including Brown, Duke and Yale, have urged an Illinois federal court to toss a suit accusing them of conspiring to limit financial aid, arguing they have an exemption from antitrust laws to work together on the process for offering aid.
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January 10, 2022
Students Sue Top Schools For Fixing Financial Aid Offerings
Students lodged a proposed class action Sunday accusing a slew of top private universities, including Brown, Duke and Yale, of participating in a price-fixing cartel allegedly aimed at eliminating financial aid as a point of competition between the schools.
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