Total Enrollment: 27,600
Institution Size: 20,000 and above
Campus Setting: 
Urban
Religious Affiliation: Not applicable
Highest Degree Offered: Doctoral
School Calendar Type: Semester
Total Undergrad Enrollment: 10,200
Total Grad Enrollment: 17,400
Admissions Requirements:
Accepted Credit:
Advanced Placement
“ Probably the most prestigious name of any university in the world. ”
“ Exposure to some of the finest minds in the world ”
“ excellent professors, a beautiful campus, the top resources, and a great student body. ”
“ Brilliant fellow students and profs, and a place with tons of money to fund student initiatives. ”
August 17, 2010
Excellent academic reputation. Probably the most prestigious name of any university in the world. I would definitely hire students from there. Also very large with lots of class options.
Cambridge is very expensive to live in, and very few scholarship options are available so it will cost quite a bit. Although this is one of the few places where the high price is probably worth it.
April 25, 2011
Access to the best professors and minds of our time.
The student motivation and ambition on campus is contagious.
The opportunity to pursue literally any interest you might have. Alumni are eager...
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January 05, 2011
It's tough to pick a "best" part about Harvard, but I'd say my top three parts were the House/Residential Life communities, the location (perfect mix of urban accessibility and green spaces on...
I think the school could work on advising--the resources are certainly there for students, but the advisors and departments need to reach out to students more so they are better able to utilize the...
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Every student at this school needs Ability to take initiative--they might get lost in the shuffle if they aren't prepared to make their own way
I wish I knew Neat.
Another awesome thing is Dreams.
Every student at this school needs Freedom.
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