Tuition at Harvard University
Type of studies | Age | Duration | Average cost/year |
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Bachelor’s | 17+ | 4 years | 49,653 USDThe price is fixed for all programs |
Master’s | 20+ | 1-2 years | 47,600 USD |
Doctoral | 21+ | 3-year | 44,420 USD |
Studying at Harvard bachelor’s programs has a fixed cost of 49,653 USD per year. As for graduate schools, the amount can be from 29728 to 73,440 USD per year, while some schools set a lower cost starting from 2nd-3rd year of study.
Despite the extremely high prices, it should be noted that Harvard offers a large number of scholarships and grants, and 70% of students receive financial assistance. The reason for this is the policy of the university, which does everything in its power to give talented students the opportunity to get the desired education.
Master’s programs
Program | School | Degree | Durationfull-time | Cost / year |
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Business Administration | Business School | MBA | 2 years | 73,440 USD |
Divinity, Theological Studies | Divinity School | MDiv / MTS | 2-3 years | 29,728 USD |
Juris Doctorate | Law School | JD | 3 years | 68,150 USD |
Master of Laws | Law School | LLM | 1 year | 65,875 USD |
Immunology, Medical Education, Clinical Investigation, Global Health Delivery | Medical School | Master's | 2 years | 42,025 USD |
Biomedical Informatics, Healthcare Quality and Safety, Clinical Service Operations, Bioethics | Medical School | Master's | 2 years1 year for Clinical Service Operations | 52,531 USD |
Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning | Graduate School of Design | MArch / MLA / MUP | 2-3.5 years | 51,620 USD |
Anthropology, Middle Eastern Studies, Music | Graduate School of Arts and Sciences | AMMaster of Arts | 1-2 years | 48,008 USD |
Computational Science and Engineering | Graduate School of Arts and Sciences | SMMaster of Science / MEMaster of Engineering | 2 years | 54,880 USD / 54,880 USD (1st year), 27,740 USD (2nd year) |
Arts in Education, Education Policy and Management, Higher Education, Language and Literacy, Mind, Brain, and Education, School Leadership | Graduate School of Education | EdM | 1 year | 51,904 USD |
Public Policy, Public Administration | Kennedy School | MPP / MPA | 2 years | 51,432 USD |
Public Health, Epidemiologypart-time (on-campus + online + in the field), Health Care Managementpart-time | School of Public Health | MPH / MHCM | 1-2 years | 35,580-64,998 USD[3] |
* A complete list of programs and current prices are listed on the official
websites
Doctoral programs
Program | School | Degree | Durationfull-time | Cost/year |
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Business Economics, Business Administration, Health Policy Management, Organizational Behavior | Graduate School of Arts and Sciences | PhD | 5 years | 43,000 USD |
Doctor of Judicial Sciences | Law School | SJD | 4 years | 65,875 USD |
Medicine | Medical School | MD | 5 years | 64,984 USD |
Dental Medicine | School of Dental Medicine | DMD | 4 years | 64,984 USD |
Design | Graduate School of Design | DDes | 3 years | 51,620 USD |
Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning and Architectural Technology | Graduate School of Design | PhD | 2+ years | 51,620 USD |
Physics, Mathematics, Psychology, Political Science, Statistics, Economics, Education, English, History, Music | Graduate School Arts and Sciences | PhD | 4-6 years | 48,008 USD (1-2 years), 12,484 USD (3+ year) |
Education Leadership | Higher School of Education | EdLD | 3 years | 51,904 USD |
Education | Higher School teacher ble Sciences | PhD | 5 years | 51,904 USD |
Political Economy and Government, Public Policy | Kennedy School | PhD | 5 years | 48,008 USD (1-2 year), 12,484 USD (3+ year) |
Public Health | School of Public Health | DrPH | 3-4 year | 49,020 USD (1-2 year), 24,520 USD (3 year), 6,132 USD (4+ year) |
Biological Sciences in Public Health, Biostatistics, Health Policy, Population Health Sciences | School of Public Health | PhD | 5 years | 49,020 USD (1-2 years), 24,520 USD (3 years), 6,132 USD (4+ year) |
* A full list of programs and current prices are listed on the official
websites
Additional costs
Item | Harvard College[4] | Law School[5] | Medical School[6] | Business school[7] |
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Tuitionacademic year — 9 months | 49,653 USD | 68,150 USD | 64,984 USD | 73,440 USD |
Dormitory / Meals + personal expenses | 11,364 USD / 7,025 USD + 2,500 USDincluding 800-1,200 USD for books | 26,438 USD | 11,065 USD / 5,280 USD + 4,675 USD | 14,130 USD / 15,820 USD |
Study materials | 1,000 USD | 1,400 USD | 2,915 USD | 2,550 USD |
University fees | 4,349 USD | 2,890 USD | 2,039 USD | 1,240 USD |
Medical insurance | 3,922 USD | 3,922 USD | 3,922 USD | 3,922 USD |
Transport costs | 1,500 USD | 1,650 USD | 2,200 USD | - |
Total per year | 81,813 USD | 102,800 USD | 97,080 USD | 111,102 USD |
Faculties of Harvard University
Harvard University is the strongest educational and research center, which has equally excelled in teaching the humanities, natural and technical sciences.
In total, there are 11 academic departments at Harvard — 10 faculties and the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study.
The largest division is Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS). This is the only faculty that offers training at two levels of training — undergraduate and graduate. Within the framework of the FAS, the following departments are present:
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Harvard College for Bachelor’s;
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Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) for master’s and doctoral students;
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School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (awarding degrees on behalf of the college and GSAS);
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Continuing Education Department (includes Harvard Summer School and Continuing Education School).
The remaining faculties and the corresponding schools that teach design, education, medicine, dentistry, theology, law have only master's and doctoral programs. Harvard Business School, in which students can earn an MBA or a Ph.D. in business, is also highly renowned. A place of honor is occupied by the School of Management named after John F. Kennedy and Harvard School of Public Health of T. H. Chan.
The most popular areas of Harvard University include medicine, economics, business, law and political science.
Harvard Schools and Colleges by the year of foundation
The infrastructure of Harvard University
The main campus of Harvard University is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, at Harvard Yard. There are administrative offices, some libraries and academic buildings and the majority of freshman dormitories. Students of the second and subsequent years of study live in the residential houses nearby, each of which represents more than a place of residence. Separate master classes and seminars, various cultural and recreational events are held there, students have the opportunity to communicate with teachers in an informal setting, for example, at lunch in the common dining room[8].
You can find unique educational resources at Harvard. The Harvard Library, the largest academic library in the world, has over 20 million volumes, 180,000 periodicals, 400 million manuscripts, 10 million photographs, and more than 5 terabytes of digital archives. All this is within the framework of almost 80 library branches, which are available to every university student.
Harvard University has also opened many world-famous museums, covering more than 28 million works of art, artifacts, unique samples and materials. Here are the Peabody Museum of Archeology and Ethnology, Harvard Museum of Natural History, Harvard Museum of Art. Many collections are of key importance in the research activities of the university.
In 2008, Harvard also launched the Common Spaces Program, which aims to strengthen the academic community. As part of this initiative, new spaces are being created and existing spaces for the interaction of students and teachers are being improved.
Cost and living conditions for students at Harvard University
The Harvard accommodation system was created with the aim of creating the most comfortable conditions for interaction and socialization throughout all four years of undergraduate studies. Freshmen settle in one of four dormitories called Yards and dine in the historic dining room of
Annenberg Hall. As a rule, students live in suites, each of which consists of 2-4 rooms, a recreation area and one or more bathrooms, for a total of 3-6 people. There are few single rooms available. Interestingly, within each dormitory, students unite into entryways of 20-40 people, depending on the floor or section of residence. Each such group has its own mentor (first-year proctor), which provides all the necessary support to newly arrived students.
At the end of the first year freshmen independently form small groups, which are then distributed in 12 Houses, that host about 350-500 students each. Houses have a unique atmosphere and infrastructure, including libraries, studios, creative spaces, bars and much more. Starting from the 2nd year, students have the right to move to their own or rented house, but more than 97% prefer to stay on campus for the duration of their undergraduate studies.
For graduate and doctoral students Residence Halls are provided, which are separate for each school. If necessary, students can take advantage of off-campus housing services from university-owned real estate. To do this, contact the special department —
Harvard University Housing.
The cost of living for undergraduate students is approximately 11,000
USD/year, for graduate and post-graduate students, the amount largely depends on the chosen accommodation type and can vary from 7,000
USD to 20,000
USD per year (9 months of study). More information regarding the accommodation costs can be found on the official pages of the individual schools.
The process of admission to Harvard University
Harvard University only accepts applicants that are 17 years or older. The admission committee puts extra attention on the average mark of the graduate (as a matter of fact, the minimum requirement has not been established, but most applicants have a GPA of more than 3.8/4.0). Additional advantages can be leadership qualities, social activity and participation in volunteer projects.
Stages of admission to Harvard — Bachelor’s
At the bachelor’s level, Harvard University organizes a single admission to Harvard College, without distinguishing between academic programs and setting quotas for certain academic areas. The choice of a specialty takes place later during the studies at the university.
The admission process includes the following steps:
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Passing the SAT/ACT exams (required) and TOEFL (optional);
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Preparation of documents, including a letter of motivation;
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Payment of a registration fee (75 USD) or a fee waiver request;
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Submission of Common Application, Coalition Application or Universal College Application;
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Tracking the application and uploading the missing documents on the Applicant Portal before one of the two deadlines (Early Action, or Regular Decision);
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Passing an interview (the presence of this stage depends on the location of the candidate: often a representative of Harvard may not be in the country/region, but this should not affect the final decision[9]);
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Obtaining an admissions decision along with information on financial assistance;
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Confirmation of intention to study at Harvard;
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Sending a final report with a transcript of ratings;
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Applying for student visa.
Harvard undergraduate admission calendar
Applications are submitted in 2 calls, but only once a year. Deadlines do not change over time.
Stage | Early Action | Regular Decision |
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Examinations (one year before the studies start) | March — September | March — November |
Deadline | November 1 | January 1 |
Admissions decision | mid-December | End of March |
Student’s decision | until May 1 | until May 1 |
Final report from school | until July 1 | until July 1 |
The start of the program | September | September |
* Current dates must be checked on the university website
Documents for admission to Harvard University — Bachelor’s
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Application (Common Application, Coalition Application or Universal College Application);
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Additions to the application (Harvard Questions or Harvard supplement);
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Results of SAT or ACT;
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The results of two SAT Subject Tests (recommended, except the cases in which passing exams proves to be financially difficult);
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Intermediate report from school with a transcript of grades after the first half of the year (only for Regular Decision);
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The final report from the school with a transcript of grades (for those who have already graduated from school at the time of submission of documents — until November 1/January 1; for all those accepted at Harvard — until July 1);
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Two recommendations from school teachers (teacher reports);
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The results of other exams — AP, IB, etc. (optional);
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TOEFL language certificate (optional);
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Additional materials and achievements (optional).
All documents must be translated into English. However, you do not need to contact a professional translator. It is perfectly acceptable to provide translations made by an English teacher. Translations have to contain the name of the translator and his relationship with the student. Additional copies of the originals are provided.
Harvard College admission statistics
Total number of applicantsin 2019 | 43330 |
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Admitted (received an invitation) | 2009 (4.6%) |
Enrolled (accepted the invitation) | 1650 (3.8%) |
Foreigners | 13% |
Accepted from the waiting list | 65 |
Receive financial assistance | 55% |
SAT / ACT statistics for Harvard students
Part of the SAT exam | Average score (25% -75%)25th and 75th percentiles |
Evidence based Reading and Writing (ERW) | [720, 780] |
Mathematics | [740, 780] |
Part of the ACT exam | Average score (25% -75%)25th and 75th percentiles |
English | [34, 36] |
Mathematics | [31, 35] |
Overall score | [33, 35] |
Graduate programs
Unlike bachelor’s studies, the process of entering Harvard master’s and doctoral programs is quite fragmented. The key steps include:
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Choose the right program on the university website;
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Pass standardized tests and a language exam;
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Prepare documents: collect letters of recommendation, write a statement of purpose, etc.;
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Submit an online application (the form is individual for each school and posted on the corresponding website);
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Pay a registration fee (80-105 USD depending on the school);
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Pass an interview, sometimes it is required to send a written reflection report on its results within the 24 hours;
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Obtain an admissions decision along with information on financial assistance;
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Confirm your intention to study at Harvard;
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Apply for a student visa.
Harvard Master’s/Doctoral calendar
Each school independently determines application deadlines for its programs. As a rule, applications are accepted from September to December. Most deadlines are in early December — mid-January. However, some schools additionally set earlier or later deadlines. For example, Harvard Business School also accepts applications until September (one year before the start of training) and until April (several months before the start of training)[10]. Exact dates can be found on school websites.
Application documents for Master’s/Doctoral study programs
The list of documents may vary from school to school, but in most cases it includes:
Additionally, the school may also require:
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The answer to the question in the form of an essay;
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Sample of a written essay;
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Proof of work experience/licensefor the programs related to education;
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Portfoliofor design school and other documents upon request.
Unlike bachelor’s, documents that are not in English should mainly be submitted together with a notarized translation. The full list of documents and requirements for them must be clarified on the
websites of individual schools.
Minimum English proficiency for admission to Harvard graduate programs
School at Harvard University | TOEFL iBT | IELTS | Others |
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The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences | 80 | 6.5 | - |
Harvard Business School | 109 | 7.5only for MBA | PTE 75only for MBA |
School of Dental Medicine | 95 | - | - |
Graduate School of Design | 92the score of 104 and above is more preferable | - | - |
John Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences | 80 | 6.5 | - |
School of Divinity | 100-105 | 7.5-8 | - |
Graduate School of Education | 104 | 7.5 | TWE 5.0, TOEFL PBT 613 |
Law School | 100not needed for JD | - | - |
Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study | 100 | 7.0 | PTEA 70 |
Kennedy School | 100-103 | 7.0 | TOEFL PBT 600 |
T.H. Chan School of Public Health | 100 | 7.0 | TOEFL PBT 600 |
Specifics of admission to Harvard Medical School
Harvard Medical School (HMS) has a number of admission requirements that leave little chance for foreign applicants. First of all, it is necessary to master a number of compulsory prerequisite courses and already have a bachelor's degree in science, as well as spend a minimum a year studying in English in Canada or the USA. Then a prerequisite is passing the international medical exam — MCAT. However, even this does not guarantee a successful admission, since Harvard does not recognize all foreign qualifications. Students with a degree in accredited higher education institutions of the USA and Canada have the priority right to enrollment, because high-quality medical education is impossible without a high level of English proficiency.
The study process at Harvard
Harvard university academic calendar
Period | Start | End |
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Autumn semester | September 1-3 | December 17-20 |
Break | December 18-21 | January 21-26 |
Spring semester | January 22-27 | May 11-17 |
Commencement | May 23-27 | May 23-27 |
Undergraduate studies: types and structure of courses, and exams
The main feature of Harvard bachelor’s studies is that students choose their future specialization only in the second year of study. For the first two and a half semesters, the college gives young people the opportunity to adapt to the new environment by attending any of the 3,700 possible courses. Then students are invited to choose one of 50 concentrations or to build their own unique special concentration[11].
Within the specialization, Harvard students also define a learning path: non-honors or honours. The latter involves taking more courses and compulsory writing of the thesis to obtain a degree (AB — Bachelor of Arts or SB — Bachelor of Science).
Thus, in addition to specialized disciplines, the Harvard training program includes several general compulsory elements known as Harvard College requirements:
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General Education (one course from four subject groups: Aesthetics & Culture; Ethics & Civics; Histories, Societies, Individuals and Science & Technology in Society);
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Distribution (one course for each of the three areas of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS): Arts and Humanities; Social Sciences and Engineering, and Applied Sciences);
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Quantitative Reasoning and Data (familiarization course with mathematical, statistical and computer methods of data processing);
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Expository Writing (semester course in academic writing in the first year of study);
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Language (one year foreign language course).
In addition, students can choose electives as a part of their secondary field (in American Universities more commonly known as minor), study additional foreign languages, conduct research or projects on their own, and take courses at Harvard schools and other Boston universities.
During the academic year, students traditionally attend lectures, seminars and workshops, undergo Hour and Midterm Examinations and have a Final Examination Period at the end of each semester.
Starting from the 1st year and throughout the entire period of study, students are accompanied by mentors and advisors that can be teachers, doctoral students, senior students and activists who can help with the choice of specialization, curriculum adjustment and immersion in the social life of the university[12].
In some areas, students have the opportunity to get a master's degree already in the fourth year of bachelor’s studies. The program is implemented as part of the Higher School of Arts and Sciences and is called the Fourth Year Master's Degree.
Graduate schools: features and structure of courses, and exams
Graduate programs at Harvard have a different structure, depending on the school and the specialization of training. The master's programs last 1-2 (less often 3) years and involve the acquisition of theoretical and practical knowledge in a particular profession. Doctoral studies are mainly based on research (5-6 years), but there are also practice-oriented doctoral programs (3-4 years), including internships in partner organizations (for example, EdLDDoctor of Education Leadership). Before entering, students can familiarize themselves with the curricula of all programs that are publicly available on the school websites — sections Academics, Program Overview, Curriculum.
MBA programs at Harvard
Harvard Business School is consistently ranked among the top 10 best business schools in the world. A distinctive feature of the institution is the orientation towards practice and interaction between students. Enrolling at Harvard Business School is not easy, as excellent grades are not critical to enrollment. The admission committee draws extra attention to the achievements of the applicant, experience in the business sector, participation in charity events and other activities.
Harvard Business School offers a two-year MBA program (50% of students receive financial assistance[13]), several doctoral programs (100% funding over 5 years[14]), and also provides the opportunity to receive two degrees at the same time as a part of cooperation with other schools (Joint Degree Programs), for example, an MBA and Master of Public Policy (MPP) from the Harvard Kennedy School. Joint programs are also being implemented with law, medical and dental schools.
Harvard Business School also conducts courses in marketing, leadership, finance and entrepreneurship.
International exchange programs at Harvard University
Harvard University has close international connections with prestigious educational institutions around the world. Exchange and internship programs work with leading European universities, including
Cambridge and
Oxford Universities. In total, 200+ programs in more than 50 countries of the world are available to Harvard students. More information on semester and one-year exchange programs can be found on the
Harvard Office of International Education website. Read more about summer programs on
Harvard Summer School website.
Harvard University's
Summer School also organizes over 300 courses and internships for international students each year. People who come here are:
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High school students. Two programs are conducted for them: Secondary School Program (seven weeks with credits) or Pre-College Program (two weeks without credits);
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Exchange students. In order to obtain credits as part of your program or preparation for admission to graduate school;
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Graduates and professionals. To take advanced training courses.
Double degree programs at Harvard University
Harvard University offers its students double-degree programs that allow you to get two specialties both at Harvard and at partner universities with which Harvard has signed agreements. One such institution is the
Berklee College of Music. At the end of the five-year program, graduates are awarded a bachelor of arts degree from Harvard University and a master's degree from Berklee
[15]. The list of partners of Harvard University also includes
The University of Cambridge. A joint law program allows you to earn a JD degree at Harvard and an LLM degree at Cambridge in just 3.5 years
[16].
Online courses at Harvard University
Harvard University has an extensive database of
online courses (400+) in 11 subject areas which last from 2 to 17 weeks. Many are provided free of charge. At the same time, the cost of paid courses varies from 30
USD to 6,680
USD.
Scholarships and grants at Harvard University
It is believed that only a select few can afford studying at Harvard University, but this is not entirely true: 20% of families pay absolutely nothing, and 55% of students receive material support[17]. The university takes into account the financial capabilities of each student, regardless of citizenship, and, if necessary, is ready to partially or fully cover the costs of studying and living. The scheme is simple: if a student successfully passed the competition for admission, but cannot afford to cover all the costs of studying, then the university gives a 100% guarantee of material assistance.
The amount of assistance at the bachelor’s level is determined as follows: the student’s parents (or himself) must contribute a certain amount of tuition (depending on the total income of the family), the student’s personal investments (for example, from part-time work), as well as help from third-party funds (if any). After calculating the total amount, the university decides on the appointment of financial assistance to the student. To receive full funding, it is enough to provide documents confirming that the annual income of parents is less than 65,000 USD per year.
Annual family income | The amount paid by parents | Part-time work | Scholarship |
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<65,000 USD | 0 USD | 3,500 USD | 73,891 USD |
150,000 USD | 15,000 USD | 3,500 USD | 58,891 USD |
200,000 USD | 38,000 USD | 3,500 USD | 35,891 USD |
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Scholarship size for master's and doctoral programs, in turn, is also calculated based on student income over the past three years. An additional factor is the school itself and the sources of its financing. The proposed scholarship does not always fully cover all expenses. Details should be specified on the websites of schools in the section Financial Aid.
Prospects after graduating from Harvard University
Like any other top university, Harvard University helps its students in finding suitable employment. On the campus of the university, there is the Office of Career Services, which organizes various events for students and announces them on its website. University employees are engaged in the selection of paid internships, the search for interesting vacancies, the organization of courses and workshops, as well as events where students from the first year can get acquainted with potential employers[18]. As a rule, Harvard graduates do not have problems finding a job. According to statistics, more than 60% of students find work during the training period (mainly on internships). In the international QS 2020 ranking, Harvard takes 5th place, while having 100% reputation indicators among employers and graduate performance[19].
Scientific achievements of Harvard University
Today Harvard University is one of the most elite and renowned universities in the world. The university is famous for its business school and developments in various fields of science, most of which are funded by the government.
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In 2017, a group of Harvard scientists was able to turn hydrogen into metal for the first time in history — its use in rocket science will open new frontiers in space exploration.
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In 2017, Harvard bioengineers invented a plastic robot that can prevent heart attacks and automatically support heart function.
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In 2014, Harvard researchers found confirmation of the cosmic inflation theory that describes the Big Bang.
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The university is working on the creation of the "elixir of youth", the first test results were successful.
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In 2014, Harvard scientists created an inexpensive detector for monitoring diabetes and other diseases. The detector costs about 25 USD and weighs 2oz, it will be used in the poorest regions of the planet.
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Harvard scientists, in collaboration with researchers of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, invented a method for storing solar energy in molecules, which would later allow the use of clean energy for domestic purposes (cooking, heating water, heating private houses and apartments).
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A team of researchers from Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is working together to reprogram the cells of living organisms to create effective cell therapy that will allow tissues to regenerate faster after serious damage, which could be the solution to the problem of thyroid disease or diabetes.
Famous graduates of Harvard University
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8 US presidents graduated from Harvard University, including Barack Obama, John F. Kennedy and Franklin Roosevelt.
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Among graduates, teachers and employees of Harvard University, there are 150 Nobel laureates.
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Bill Gates is an American businessman, philanthropist and public figure, one of the founders of Microsoft, the founder and chairman of the Bill and Miranda Gates charity.
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David Rockefeller is American statesman, entrepreneur, banker, the grandson of the first dollar billionaire John Rockefeller.
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Darren Aranofsky is a well-known director in Hollywood, the creator of such films as Requiem for a Dream and Black Swan.
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Matt Damon — a famous American actor, producer and screenwriter, was born and raised in Cambridge. In 1998, he became a laureate of two prestigious awards at once — the Oscars and Golden Globes for the script for the film Good Will Hunting.
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Natalie Portman is an American film and theatre actress, producer, screenwriter and film director. In 2011, she won a number of prestigious film awards: BAFTA, Oscar and Golden Globe for her main role in the movie Black Swan.
Interesting facts about Harvard University
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Annually, a prize is awarded at Harvard University for the most dubious or witty scientific achievements of the last year — Ig Nobel Prize. The word “dubious” refers to studies such as “why do drunkards consider themselves attractive” or “how mice with a heart transplant listen to opera”, etc.
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The territory of Harvard University was a set for films and TV shows dozens of times. The movies like The Social Network, Spartan, Angels & Demons, Good Will Hunting were shot here.
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The university is also the main scene of many literary works. For example it is described in William Faulkner’s novel, The Sound and the Fury.
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At the entrance to Harvard Yard, there is a monument that reads “John Harvard. Founder. 1638." Students call it a “statue of three deceptions.” John Harvard was a philanthropist and the sponsor of the university, but not its founder. It is generally accepted that the history of an educational institution dates back to 1636, and not 1638. In addition, the statue does not depict John Harvard, but an ordinary student. History has not preserved portraits or references of how the famous philanthropist looked like.
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