Harvard University Admission Process
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Deeksha Dixit
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Harvard University is among the best in the world. It is ranked among the top five universities in the world by QS and has three main campuses; they are in Cambridge, Allston, and Boston. The acceptance rate is very low due to high competition for this university, and of all applicants, only 4% get accepted for admission to Harvard University. Candidates have to go through multiple stringent admission rounds as part of the application process. The academic eligibility requirement for a Bachelor of Mathematics is as follows:
Applicants must have completed the high school equivalent of 10+2 with mathematics for four years, beginning in gr
Applicants must have completed the high school equivalent of 10+2 with mathematics for four years, beginning in gr
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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Generally speaking, a high SAT or ACT score is needed for admission to any Ivy League school. If your score on the SAT is 1590 or higher, or your score on the ACT is 35 or higher, then you are in the top 25 percent of students who apply to those schools.
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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree
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The procedure to apply to Harvard is quite simple but getting admission is a really tough job. Harvard requires all the international students to either give SAT or the ACT. So, if you plan to apply to Harvard, you must give either of the 2 tests.
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
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Of course, students from different countries do study in Harvard, and Indian students are also one among them.
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Aanchal AggarwalLooking out for others.
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Hello,
Harvard is a big institution and difficult to get. Below are the requirements.
1 ISAT score
2 School transcripts
3 recommendations from teacher's counselor
4 Extracurricular activities are another important factor
They basically judge your overall personality. All the best
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Harvard is a big institution and difficult to get. Below are the requirements.
1 ISAT score
2 School transcripts
3 recommendations from teacher's counselor
4 Extracurricular activities are another important factor
They basically judge your overall personality. All the best
If you find this helpful do give an upvote.
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
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Click on this link to know more:
http://m.wikihow.com/Get-Into-Harvard-University
http://m.wikihow.com/Get-Into-Harvard-University
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Chetna S
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Hi Shiny,
To begin with, take your SAT or ACT and build your profile so that you match the standards of applicants applying and enrolled in Harvard. You must also have very high academic standing and good extracurriculars. They look for students who are all-rounders. Harvard offers limited scholarships to outstanding candidates. You will be considered for a scholarship once you have been enrolled and to get enrolled, you must be brilliant enough. Full financial aid is very difficult but Harvard works on two principles which are -
- Aid is based entirely on need, not merit.
- Admission to Harvard is need-blind, meaning your financial nee
To begin with, take your SAT or ACT and build your profile so that you match the standards of applicants applying and enrolled in Harvard. You must also have very high academic standing and good extracurriculars. They look for students who are all-rounders. Harvard offers limited scholarships to outstanding candidates. You will be considered for a scholarship once you have been enrolled and to get enrolled, you must be brilliant enough. Full financial aid is very difficult but Harvard works on two principles which are -
- Aid is based entirely on need, not merit.
- Admission to Harvard is need-blind, meaning your financial nee
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