Rice University in Houston is expanding its financial aid program. The university will offer free tuition to students from families with annual incomes of up to $200,000. This expansion is part of the university's signature financial aid program.
Further details about the program are available from the university. Residents of Piney Point Village can find more information about this expansion and the financial aid program through Rice University's announcements.
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