Harvard offers Free Tuition for Public Interest Students

Harvard Law School, with an endowment of $1.7 billion, will no longer charge tuition for students who promise to work five years in a public interest job.  On top of their loan forgiveness program, which offers assistance to repaying the costs of law school for students who work in the public interest, students in their final year of law school at Harvard, will not have to pay anything for their third year of law school. Article is here.