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Cambridge, MA • 4-year Private • Acceptance Rate 3%
- Harvard Waitlist Thread 2029 - College Confidential Forums
Hey, since I haven’t seen anything, I thought I would create this Harvard 2029 waitlist thread From what I understand the first wave of decisions comes out May 15th Let me know if anyone has heard anything!
- …what are people actually like at Harvard? : r Harvard - Reddit
Didn't attend Harvard for undergrad (but went to a similar school filled with similar people), so YMMV With the exception of small, liberal arts colleges where random chance of which students join the small incoming class can determine a lot of the vibe, basically every year of students in every T20 college in America is the same
- Harvard Class of 2029 Official Thread - College Confidential Forums
This is the official discussion thread for Harvard Class of 2029 RD applicants Ask your questions and connect with fellow applicants
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Harvard University 📍 Cambridge, MA • 4-year Private • Acceptance Rate 3% Harvard is a private university in Cambridge, Massachusetts Harvard University enrolls 37,613 students Quick Facts Total Enrollment 37,613 Campus Setting city Admission rate 3% Tuition and fees In State $59,076 Out-of-State $59,076 Paying For College See The Official 2024-2025 CC Calendar for projected decision
- Would you pick Harvard or MIT? : r ApplyingToCollege - Reddit
Because Harvard is not a serious engineering or science school When you graduate MIT you will be much confident solving various real world problems At the end you go to a college that prepare you well later Reply reply Comfortable_Click803 • That's fair but MIT can also grind people down, I've seen it happen Reply reply kr-choi •
- Why do people hate Harvard so much? : r ApplyingToCollege - Reddit
Harvard is Harvard, it’s great I just think people acknowledge that a lot of people go for the name alone I also constantly see only kids with connections get in from my school, where as the smart ones without connections end up at Stanford and other Ivies more
- I completed every one of Harvards CS50 courses. Heres a mini . . . - Reddit
Harvard takes great students and gives them material to learn from There's a fallacy where some students think if they could somehow get admission to Harvard, then Harvard would make them into geniuses Quite the opposite Harvard tries to get geniuses (or very bright students), feed them advanced stuff, and expect them to keep up
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