Business● Low1h ago · Nov 10, 2026, 6:25 AM
In 2024, Michael Bloomberg's foundation donated $1 billion to Johns Hopkins; this donation made medical school tuition free for students from families with incomes below $300,000 and expanded aid for living expenses
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La donación permitió ampliar las becas de la universidad y eliminar la matrícula de Medicina para miles de estudiantes, además de cubrir los gastos de manutención de quienes más lo necesitan.
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