Harvard University announced to return financial aid from America

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Harvard University announced to return financial aid from America

Harvard University, the world's most prestigious educational institution, announced on Wednesday that it will return an amount of 87 million dollars (Corona virus) to the Federal Relief Fund. It has taken this step when President Donald Trump asked the world's richest university a day before to return tax money to the taxpayers so that the country's economy can run smoothly. Stanford, Princeton and Yale Universities have taken similar steps.

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Amid increasing scrutiny of wealthy colleges, he has said that he will return federal funding of millions of dollars. Officials at Harvard said the school still faces major economic challenges due to the global epidemic, but will return the funds. Harvard said in a statement, "Although we understand that the reallocation of these resources is a matter of consideration for the Department of Education, we still hope that special attention will be paid to institutions in Massachusetts in this difficult time and challenging phase." Struggling to serve their communities and to meet the needs of their students. 'Trump later gave a White House press conference Switch to Harvard and grateful Stanford said universities that are happy refunded contributed.