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Law school graduates seeking careers in public service can worry less about drowning in debt as a growing number of loan-forgiveness programs pop up at law school campuses nationwide, nearly doubling in the last four years. Schools of all sizes and types -- both private and public -- are taking part in the trend, from Harvard University offering 100 percent loan forgiveness to law grads making less than $37,000 a year to Rutgers University covering 50 percent of loans to law grads making less than $45,000.
July 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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