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Gunjan Thapa

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While it is popularly known that Harvard University is very selective with an acceptance rate of 3.5%. Harvard University is one of the top-ranking universities worldwide. On the other hand, Howard University has an acceptance rate of around 35%. This means that Howard University is also a very competitive university to get into. However, both universities have different student environment. Howard University is one of the most prestigious Historically Black Colleges or Universities (HBCUs) in the U.S. It provides a vibrant, close-knit campus for Black students. Students belonging to other ethnicities are also welcomed at Howard. At Ha
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Bhumika Kaur

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Howard University leaped by 29 spots into the category of Top 100 Universities in the U.S. in 2025, according to a top-ranking publisher. It ranks at #86 in the National Universities category. In 2024, this university ranked at #115. This rank further cements the institution's for groundbreaking research, through leadership, innovative academic programs, and faculty who push the boundaries of knowledge to create discoveries that are having a transformative effect in Science, Technology, Medical, Business, Education, and Humanities fields, among others.

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Nishtha Shukla

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Howard University acceptance rate is 35% for the Class of 2025. The university promotes academic excellence through a highly selective admission process and students who get admitted to the university showcase strong personal motivation along with backgrounds of consistent academic growth and achievement. As an international student, here are some of Howard University requirements that have to be met:The applicants must have passed high school. Academic records from Class 9 - 12 have to be submittedRecommended coursework for studentsSAT/ACT scores (optional)English language proficiency test scoreTwo letters of recommendationApplication
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Ishita Singh

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Founded in 1867, Howard University is a private research university. It comprises 14 schools and colleges. The university offers 140+ programs leading to UG, Graduate, and Professional degrees. The university is known to be a leader in STEM fields. Furthermore, the university also boasts nationally ranked courses in Social Work, Business, and Communications, etc. There are more than 12,000 students at the university.

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Nishtha Singh

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A few of the features of Howard University campus life include the 200+ clubs, 21 Division I athletic teams, fulfilling service opportunities, etc. Some of the student organizations at the university are Geography Clubs, Sports Clubs, International Clubs, etc. International clubs, in particular, provide a social outlet for international students while providing a means to bring U.S. and international students together. These organizations have an educational function by presenting programs on international topics and seminars about the culture of other countries. Since, Howard Uni is located in Washington, DC, students have endless op
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Chandra Chaudhary

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A few of the famous personalities who have studied at Howard University are:Kamala Harris: 49th Vice President of the U.S.Toni Morrison: Famous AuthorShirley Franklin: Former Mayor of AtlantaChadwick Boseman: ActorTaraji P. Henson: ActressThurgood Marshall: Civil Rights Lawyer and JuristSekhar Kammula: Indian Film Director, Screenwriter, and Producer

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Rupali Singh

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Howard University ranks among the the highest producers of the nation's Black professionals in Dentistry, Medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering, Architecture, Nursing, Social Work, etc. Also, note that Howard University is a leader in STEM fields. Also, the university's College of Medicine is internationally regarded for its legacy of training students to become competent and compassionate physicians who provide healthcare in medically underserved communities at home and abroad. Furthermore, Howard is the only historically black college (HBCUs) to be ranked in Top 100 as per a top-ranking publisher 2025 ranking. In the 2025 National Universi
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Chandra Sharma

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Howard University is considered a Black Ivy league school. The Black Ivy League refers to a segment of the historically black colleges (HBCUs) in the U.S. that attract a majority of high-performing or affluent black students. Howard University is often called as 'The Mecca' and is most recognizable and elite of all the HBCUs. It is known for the following things:Its notable alumni that include names like Nobel-prize winning author Toni Morrison, Vice President of the U.S. Kamala Harris, and former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood MarshallThe Karsh STEM scholar program

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Akanksha Malhotra

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Howard University application fee for its MBA course is USD 123 (Around INR 10.6k). To apply to the MBA course, the applicants are required to submit the following:Online applicationOfficial academic transcriptsGMAT / GRE scoreIELTS / TOEFL scorePersonal statement2 Letters of RecommendationCurrent resume

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Akanksha Malhotra

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To decide where to study whether at Howard Uni or Florida State University or West Virginia Uni depends on students' choice eventually. A comparison of these 3 univesities is given below:  

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