UMass hikes grants for scholarships by $21.5 million - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

UMass hikes grants for scholarships by $21.5 million

masslive.com Feb 14 2011 Education

“Our mission at the University of Massachusetts is to keep high-quality education within reach for the sons and daughters of Massachusetts and that is why we are making more than $130 million in grants available to our students,” President Jack M. Wilson said in a statement.
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