Financial aid versus the non-nuclear family
Columnist Gloria Oladejo highlights how Penn’s financial aid process presents challenges for students with a non-nuclear family structure.
Gloria Oladejo is a College sophomore studying law and society and Africana studies from Coopersburg, Pa. Her column focuses on student culture and identity. She can be reached at gloriao6@sas.upenn.edu.
Columnist Gloria Oladejo highlights how Penn’s financial aid process presents challenges for students with a non-nuclear family structure.
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