Skorton Talks Study Abroad, Financial Aid

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The Sun sat down with President David Skorton in March to discuss a range of issues including study abroad, financial aid and Greek life at Cornell. The Sun: You said that you want to see 50 percent of undergraduates study abroad by 2020. How is the University planning for that loss in tuition? SKORTON

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