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Scott Shleifer Donates $20 Million to University of Pennsylvania for Scholarships

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Scott Shleifer and his wife, Elena, announced a $20 million gift to the University of Pennsylvania. The funds are largely designated for scholarships. Separately, the university launched a new cost calculator to provide prospective students with a more precise estimate of costs and financial aid availability.

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Why it matters

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The donation increases the university's financial resources. The gift will support scholarships, which helps increase transparency for families considering the institution due to high tuition and living costs.

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Who's involved

  • Scott ShleiferDonor of the $20 million gift to the University of Pennsylvania
  • University of PennsylvaniaRecipient of the $20 million donation and creator of the new cost calculator

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  • The University of Pennsylvania could see increased revenue and greater scholarship capacity from the donation.

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