it is expensive and it is not in Harvard it is in Cambridge. Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard. It is made of bricks.
I want some information about Harvard university.?
According to my history teacher, they are a bunch of know it alls who don't like to debate and argue. If you don't agree with them , they'll just stick their nose up and walk away with a condescending attitude. If you want debate , try University of Michigan.
Reply:A FOREIGNER? HARVARD IS THE IDEAL PLACE 4 A GOOD STUDENT , BUT NEVER A PLACE 4 EXCELLENT STUDENT? why??? SIMPLY 4 THERE ARE 2 MANY FORKS GATHER THERE. (USEFUL AND USELESS)!!!
Reply:if you want to use your scince in Politics, then its for you..
Its full of nerds
Reply:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard
Official website: http://www.harvard.edu
Thursday, November 19, 2009
How do you get into Harvard University, USA?
Please include any tests, recommendations, fees, etc.
How do you get into Harvard University, USA?
Getting into Harvard doesn't require some magic formula. The admissions officers will always tell you that every person that was accepted to Harvard was selected on an individual basis, chosen to best create a diverse, interesting, and vibrant campus.
That's why, despite the common notion that Harvard is just a school for the rich or genius, the university is just like any other with people from all different backgrounds and with many different interests,
That being said, there are many traits that the majority of Harvard students shared. In general, most Harvard students attained high GPAs and SAT scores in high school (though not necessarily a 4.0). Applicants are evaluated on a case by case basis and admissions officers not only not the letters and numbers but also the classloads. Challenge yourself to take the hardest classes your school offers or take classes at your local community college if your school does not have many higher level courses. The strongest student is one that goes above and beyond the basic requirements.
Similarly, pursue your passions. Many accepted students boast excellent extracurricular along with their academic achievement. Be active in the community (your school, neighborhood, city) and join clubs to develop your interests or start clubs that your school lacks.
Grades and SAT scores are only a part of the whole package that you are being evaluated on. Admissions officers also look at your list of clubs, awards, work experience, recommendations, and your essay (or personal statement) is key. Make sure to make yourself stand out. So simple "I've persevered", "I've learned this or that from ths or that memorable experience". When applying, try to look through the lens of the grader. What will pop out at him/her? What makes you unique and worthy of being among the 8% of applicants that are sent that large envelop with the congratualatory letter?
While there is no such thing as a golden ticket or a magic formula. As long as you strive to be a well-rounded student who has balanced academic achievement with social and community involvement, who is motivated, excited, and driven to realize goals, you will definitely boost your chances.
Good luck!!!
I have included some links below, as well as a book that was very influential to my college application process. :)
Reply:See http://www.harvard.edu/admissions/ which is the Harvard University admissions website. All your questions will be answered here.
Good Luck!!!
Reply:You have to throw away the best years of your life, and spend it behind a desk. Yeah, you'll be rich and successful in the end, but you will spend your money, and the rest of you life trying to make up for the time you lost.
Reply:Tell them your dad is Bill Gates. Or George Bush. Legacy applicants have priority over top students. It's true.
How do you get into Harvard University, USA?
Getting into Harvard doesn't require some magic formula. The admissions officers will always tell you that every person that was accepted to Harvard was selected on an individual basis, chosen to best create a diverse, interesting, and vibrant campus.
That's why, despite the common notion that Harvard is just a school for the rich or genius, the university is just like any other with people from all different backgrounds and with many different interests,
That being said, there are many traits that the majority of Harvard students shared. In general, most Harvard students attained high GPAs and SAT scores in high school (though not necessarily a 4.0). Applicants are evaluated on a case by case basis and admissions officers not only not the letters and numbers but also the classloads. Challenge yourself to take the hardest classes your school offers or take classes at your local community college if your school does not have many higher level courses. The strongest student is one that goes above and beyond the basic requirements.
Similarly, pursue your passions. Many accepted students boast excellent extracurricular along with their academic achievement. Be active in the community (your school, neighborhood, city) and join clubs to develop your interests or start clubs that your school lacks.
Grades and SAT scores are only a part of the whole package that you are being evaluated on. Admissions officers also look at your list of clubs, awards, work experience, recommendations, and your essay (or personal statement) is key. Make sure to make yourself stand out. So simple "I've persevered", "I've learned this or that from ths or that memorable experience". When applying, try to look through the lens of the grader. What will pop out at him/her? What makes you unique and worthy of being among the 8% of applicants that are sent that large envelop with the congratualatory letter?
While there is no such thing as a golden ticket or a magic formula. As long as you strive to be a well-rounded student who has balanced academic achievement with social and community involvement, who is motivated, excited, and driven to realize goals, you will definitely boost your chances.
Good luck!!!
I have included some links below, as well as a book that was very influential to my college application process. :)
Reply:See http://www.harvard.edu/admissions/ which is the Harvard University admissions website. All your questions will be answered here.
Good Luck!!!
Reply:You have to throw away the best years of your life, and spend it behind a desk. Yeah, you'll be rich and successful in the end, but you will spend your money, and the rest of you life trying to make up for the time you lost.
Reply:Tell them your dad is Bill Gates. Or George Bush. Legacy applicants have priority over top students. It's true.
How does one apply for Harvard University from abroad?
Im not saying i would, but out of curiousity, you know?
I'm Scottish and was wondering what the process was, and any websites that you know which can help me would be greatly appreciated.
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How does one apply for Harvard University from abroad?
Harvard's web site discusses this in some detail.
Reply:Harvard uses the common application.
So by going to the website commonapp.org
you can select Harvard as the college you would like to apply to and fill out the information.
the deadline is January 1st.
:)
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I'm Scottish and was wondering what the process was, and any websites that you know which can help me would be greatly appreciated.
x
How does one apply for Harvard University from abroad?
Harvard's web site discusses this in some detail.
Reply:Harvard uses the common application.
So by going to the website commonapp.org
you can select Harvard as the college you would like to apply to and fill out the information.
the deadline is January 1st.
:)
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Top two reasons for attending Harvard University?
Harvard, Yale, and the others have a very prestigious reputation, so many go there especially for graduate studies b/c those are names that employers recognize and respect. So for the most part, people assume they will automatically get hired and receive higher salaries by going to those schools.
Top two reasons for attending Harvard University?
In undergrad, it almost doesn't matter, there are lots of great schools out there, but here are my reasons for wanting to attend that school for graduate studies:
1. because their philosophy department is outstanding.
2. because I can get a job teaching with a degree from harvard
Reply:cause it has a good name cause it's a ivy league....that's why most people go even thought they won't admit it
Top two reasons for attending Harvard University?
In undergrad, it almost doesn't matter, there are lots of great schools out there, but here are my reasons for wanting to attend that school for graduate studies:
1. because their philosophy department is outstanding.
2. because I can get a job teaching with a degree from harvard
Reply:cause it has a good name cause it's a ivy league....that's why most people go even thought they won't admit it
What is the adress of "Harvard University"?
I want the right adress because i want to to write to them to have a scholarship for the "Master degree"
What is the adress of "Harvard University"?
I can tell you right now you're not getting in if you can't spell "address". Look it up online.
Reply:Harvard University
Byerly Hall 2nd floor Phone: 617-495-5315
8 Garden Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Website: www.gsas.harvard.edu
this is the grad schoool for arts and sciences
Reply:Schools and faculties
* Faculty of Arts and Sciences
University Hall
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Graduate School of Design
48 Quincy Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Graduate School of Education
13 Appian Way
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Business School
Soldiers Field
Boston, MA 02163
* Harvard College
University Hall
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Divinity School
45 Francis Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Law School
1563 Mass Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Medical School
25 Shattuck St.
Boston, MA 02115-6092
* Harvard School of Dental Medicine
188 Longwood Ave.
Boston, MA 02115-5819
* Harvard School of Public Health
677 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA 02115
* John F. Kennedy School of Government
79 JFK Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Division of Continuing Education
51 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138-3722
Reply:http://www.harvard.edu/siteguide/faqs/fa...
Reply:See below. But be aware that Harvard does not consider financial need until you have been accepted. Then, for most programs, you will be assured whatever financial support is necessary to enable you to complete the program.
You haven't said what you want to study. You'll need top grades, and an excellent result on the Graduate Record Exam (or other exam required by the school that interests you).
Schools and faculties:
* Faculty of Arts and Sciences
University Hall
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Graduate School of Design
48 Quincy Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Graduate School of Education
13 Appian Way
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Business School
Soldiers Field
Boston, MA 02163
* Harvard College
University Hall
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Divinity School
45 Francis Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Law School
1563 Mass Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Medical School
25 Shattuck St.
Boston, MA 02115-6092
* Harvard School of Dental Medicine
188 Longwood Ave.
Boston, MA 02115-5819
* Harvard School of Public Health
677 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA 02115
* John F. Kennedy School of Government
79 JFK Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Division of Continuing Education
51 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138-3722
Reply:Below I have put in Harvards Main on-line site, Financial Administration link, Office of the Controller (covers everything from student financial services to cash management, sponsored funds, as well as "Online Help %26amp; Course Material"), On-line site map.
Reply:I get a bit frustrated with questions like this. I try not to, but I do. Because my answer is, and always has been, "Have you checked their website?" Because it's right on the front page.
All nagging aside, others have given you really good info.
But still, Google can be your friend, you know?
Reply:it depends on what dept. you are looking for as to where you would write...
Admissions
25 Shattuck St., Boston MA 02135
To get the latest info....
The Harvard operators have the most up-to-date directory information of any source. Call the appropriate number for assistance.
General listings: 617-495-1000
Faculty/Staff listings: 617-495-5000
Student listings: 617-493-1000
Longwood Medical Campus: 617-432-1000
Harvard Business School: 617-495-6000
Smithsonian: 617-495-7000
Radcliffe: 617-495-8000
What is the adress of "Harvard University"?
I can tell you right now you're not getting in if you can't spell "address". Look it up online.
Reply:Harvard University
Byerly Hall 2nd floor Phone: 617-495-5315
8 Garden Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Website: www.gsas.harvard.edu
this is the grad schoool for arts and sciences
Reply:Schools and faculties
* Faculty of Arts and Sciences
University Hall
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Graduate School of Design
48 Quincy Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Graduate School of Education
13 Appian Way
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Business School
Soldiers Field
Boston, MA 02163
* Harvard College
University Hall
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Divinity School
45 Francis Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Law School
1563 Mass Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Medical School
25 Shattuck St.
Boston, MA 02115-6092
* Harvard School of Dental Medicine
188 Longwood Ave.
Boston, MA 02115-5819
* Harvard School of Public Health
677 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA 02115
* John F. Kennedy School of Government
79 JFK Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Division of Continuing Education
51 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138-3722
Reply:http://www.harvard.edu/siteguide/faqs/fa...
Reply:See below. But be aware that Harvard does not consider financial need until you have been accepted. Then, for most programs, you will be assured whatever financial support is necessary to enable you to complete the program.
You haven't said what you want to study. You'll need top grades, and an excellent result on the Graduate Record Exam (or other exam required by the school that interests you).
Schools and faculties:
* Faculty of Arts and Sciences
University Hall
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Graduate School of Design
48 Quincy Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Graduate School of Education
13 Appian Way
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Business School
Soldiers Field
Boston, MA 02163
* Harvard College
University Hall
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Divinity School
45 Francis Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Law School
1563 Mass Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Harvard Medical School
25 Shattuck St.
Boston, MA 02115-6092
* Harvard School of Dental Medicine
188 Longwood Ave.
Boston, MA 02115-5819
* Harvard School of Public Health
677 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA 02115
* John F. Kennedy School of Government
79 JFK Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
* Division of Continuing Education
51 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138-3722
Reply:Below I have put in Harvards Main on-line site, Financial Administration link, Office of the Controller (covers everything from student financial services to cash management, sponsored funds, as well as "Online Help %26amp; Course Material"), On-line site map.
Reply:I get a bit frustrated with questions like this. I try not to, but I do. Because my answer is, and always has been, "Have you checked their website?" Because it's right on the front page.
All nagging aside, others have given you really good info.
But still, Google can be your friend, you know?
Reply:it depends on what dept. you are looking for as to where you would write...
Admissions
25 Shattuck St., Boston MA 02135
To get the latest info....
The Harvard operators have the most up-to-date directory information of any source. Call the appropriate number for assistance.
General listings: 617-495-1000
Faculty/Staff listings: 617-495-5000
Student listings: 617-493-1000
Longwood Medical Campus: 617-432-1000
Harvard Business School: 617-495-6000
Smithsonian: 617-495-7000
Radcliffe: 617-495-8000
Who can tell me about harvard university?
one of the top university in the world ....best medical school in the world n d list goes on....very tough to get in.
Who can tell me about harvard university?
That it is full of rich overyly spoiled brats that hate their country and preach socialism.
Who can tell me about harvard university?
That it is full of rich overyly spoiled brats that hate their country and preach socialism.
What are the undergraduate entrance requirements for Harvard University?
Academic requirements
What are the undergraduate entrance requirements for Harvard University?
see the Harvard Admissions site at
http://www.admissions.college.harvard.ed...
quote below
Requirements for All Applicants
* Common Application
* Harvard Supplement
* Application fee of $65 dollars (or a completed fee waiver request). Payable by check or money order to Harvard University, or by credit card on-line. Please be certain that the applicant's name appears on the check or money order, and staple it to the front page of the Common Application. If you mail your check separately from the Common Application, please attach a note with your full name and address. For a fee waiver, have your guidance counselor attach a written request to the front of the Common Application.
* Official score reports from the SAT I or ACT , and three SAT II Subject Tests. Harvard College official codes are 3434 for the SAT I and SAT II (the College Board) and 1840 for the ACT. When registering for tests, please use your name as it will appear on your Harvard application. Our testing requirements will change with the introduction of the new SAT I. For the Class of 2011, students may submit either the "old" SAT I or ACT taken before March 2005, or the new SAT or ACT (which must include the writing section). As always, students must also submit three SAT II exams of their choosing. The Admissions Committee will continue to consider all test results in light of students' educational opportunities.
Why do we require three SAT II Subject Tests?
* Secondary School Report and Mid-Year School Report to be filled out by your school counselor or college adviser. The Secondary School Report should be returned to the Harvard Admissions Office as soon as possible. The Mid Year School Report should be returned in February 2007 with your latest grades.
* Two Teacher Evaluations completed by teachers in different academic subjects who know you well.
Reply:You need to have the equivalent of a high school diploma, and take at least 3 SAT subject tests, and either the SAT or ACT.
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What are the undergraduate entrance requirements for Harvard University?
see the Harvard Admissions site at
http://www.admissions.college.harvard.ed...
quote below
Requirements for All Applicants
* Common Application
* Harvard Supplement
* Application fee of $65 dollars (or a completed fee waiver request). Payable by check or money order to Harvard University, or by credit card on-line. Please be certain that the applicant's name appears on the check or money order, and staple it to the front page of the Common Application. If you mail your check separately from the Common Application, please attach a note with your full name and address. For a fee waiver, have your guidance counselor attach a written request to the front of the Common Application.
* Official score reports from the SAT I or ACT , and three SAT II Subject Tests. Harvard College official codes are 3434 for the SAT I and SAT II (the College Board) and 1840 for the ACT. When registering for tests, please use your name as it will appear on your Harvard application. Our testing requirements will change with the introduction of the new SAT I. For the Class of 2011, students may submit either the "old" SAT I or ACT taken before March 2005, or the new SAT or ACT (which must include the writing section). As always, students must also submit three SAT II exams of their choosing. The Admissions Committee will continue to consider all test results in light of students' educational opportunities.
Why do we require three SAT II Subject Tests?
* Secondary School Report and Mid-Year School Report to be filled out by your school counselor or college adviser. The Secondary School Report should be returned to the Harvard Admissions Office as soon as possible. The Mid Year School Report should be returned in February 2007 with your latest grades.
* Two Teacher Evaluations completed by teachers in different academic subjects who know you well.
Reply:You need to have the equivalent of a high school diploma, and take at least 3 SAT subject tests, and either the SAT or ACT.
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Is it actually possible to get into Harvard University or Oxford?
Of course it is possible. In fact, I have an uncle who attended and graduated from Harvard :)
Is it actually possible to get into Harvard University or Oxford?
no. there are no students at the universities, so it IS impossible to get in. sorry.
Reply:Really?
Reply:no thats why they have no students at all
Is it actually possible to get into Harvard University or Oxford?
no. there are no students at the universities, so it IS impossible to get in. sorry.
Reply:Really?
Reply:no thats why they have no students at all
Harvard College and University (see details)?
When Harvard was established it was a college. When did it become a university?
Harvard College and University (see details)?
Harvard University (incorporated as The President and Fellows of Harvard College) is a private university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S., and a member of the Ivy League. Founded in 1636 by the colonial Massachusetts legislature[2] Harvard is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States. It is also the first and oldest corporation in North America.[4]
Initially called "New College" or "the college at New Towne", the institution was named Harvard College on March 13, 1639, after a young clergyman named John Harvard, a graduate of England's Emmanuel College, Cambridge (a college of the University of Cambridge) and St Olave's Grammar School, Orpington in the UK, bequeathed the College his library of four hundred books and half his personal wealth, $1,500 or seven hundred fifty pounds sterling. The earliest known official reference to Harvard as a "university" occurs in the new Massachusetts Constitution of 1780.
No one really knows for certain, but above is the closest I can come to it.
Harvard College and University (see details)?
Harvard University (incorporated as The President and Fellows of Harvard College) is a private university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S., and a member of the Ivy League. Founded in 1636 by the colonial Massachusetts legislature[2] Harvard is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States. It is also the first and oldest corporation in North America.[4]
Initially called "New College" or "the college at New Towne", the institution was named Harvard College on March 13, 1639, after a young clergyman named John Harvard, a graduate of England's Emmanuel College, Cambridge (a college of the University of Cambridge) and St Olave's Grammar School, Orpington in the UK, bequeathed the College his library of four hundred books and half his personal wealth, $1,500 or seven hundred fifty pounds sterling. The earliest known official reference to Harvard as a "university" occurs in the new Massachusetts Constitution of 1780.
No one really knows for certain, but above is the closest I can come to it.
What is the nearest amtrak station near harvard university?
South Station in Boston. You can take the subway directly from there to Harvard.
What is the nearest amtrak station near harvard university?
I am looking into Amtrak as a vacation option and from what I've seen i think ill go somewhere else. I was looking on their site i noticed that they didn't have a customer reviews section so i was sent searching google for answers. I found that most if not all the reviews said that the trains were always late (sometimes over a day and a half) and the customer service is nothing better than highway robbery. Some people were even forced to pay for a meal twice. TWICE!!!!!!!!!!! People who paid for first class tickets were treated like refugees. Some spent the night in a filthy lounge. No employee even said sorry for all they setbacks, delays, mistakes, and rude service. A number of people filed complaints and still haven't gotten a response. Take a plane. Its faster and better service even though it is horrible.
Source(s):
amtrak.com
googled amtrak reviews
Reply:Back Bay may be closer but it is better if you just hope on the Red Line at Harvard and take it to South Station. Pointless to get off at downtown crossing just to switch to the Orange line it would take more time.
Take the Red Line to South Station thats the smarter thing to do.
To the last question Amtrak is great I have taken them many times. This so called first class you speak of is on acela and that is the only problemed train they have problems with.
I just took Amtrak last month to NJ then back here to Boston 2 weeks later. When it was time to go home my train was late due to delrailment, but Amtrak quickly fixed it and had acela make a special stop in NJ and pick us up. We did not get charged extra. All we had to do was get off at pen station in NYC and there was a train for the passangers of the 82 and 88 trains waiting for us. They made a special train for us. Since it was a sold out train they actually gave the people who purchases a business class ticket their money back.
The staff were extremely sorry and wicked friendly.
To the person below me unless you have taken Amtrak before then you don't know what your talking about. I have taken it since I was in college a long time ago and I only had 2 problems with them which both were solved in a quick and friendly manner. I understand you read comments that said they were horrible but you have never taken Amtrak, you have only read other people's complaints. Why not try taking a trip on Amtrak first before making a comment.
I say take Amtrak they are the BEST!!!!!
Reply:As the crow flies Back Bay Station is actually a little closer than South Station.
What an odd question.
Reply:im not sure but i know there is one near there
What is the nearest amtrak station near harvard university?
I am looking into Amtrak as a vacation option and from what I've seen i think ill go somewhere else. I was looking on their site i noticed that they didn't have a customer reviews section so i was sent searching google for answers. I found that most if not all the reviews said that the trains were always late (sometimes over a day and a half) and the customer service is nothing better than highway robbery. Some people were even forced to pay for a meal twice. TWICE!!!!!!!!!!! People who paid for first class tickets were treated like refugees. Some spent the night in a filthy lounge. No employee even said sorry for all they setbacks, delays, mistakes, and rude service. A number of people filed complaints and still haven't gotten a response. Take a plane. Its faster and better service even though it is horrible.
Source(s):
amtrak.com
googled amtrak reviews
Reply:Back Bay may be closer but it is better if you just hope on the Red Line at Harvard and take it to South Station. Pointless to get off at downtown crossing just to switch to the Orange line it would take more time.
Take the Red Line to South Station thats the smarter thing to do.
To the last question Amtrak is great I have taken them many times. This so called first class you speak of is on acela and that is the only problemed train they have problems with.
I just took Amtrak last month to NJ then back here to Boston 2 weeks later. When it was time to go home my train was late due to delrailment, but Amtrak quickly fixed it and had acela make a special stop in NJ and pick us up. We did not get charged extra. All we had to do was get off at pen station in NYC and there was a train for the passangers of the 82 and 88 trains waiting for us. They made a special train for us. Since it was a sold out train they actually gave the people who purchases a business class ticket their money back.
The staff were extremely sorry and wicked friendly.
To the person below me unless you have taken Amtrak before then you don't know what your talking about. I have taken it since I was in college a long time ago and I only had 2 problems with them which both were solved in a quick and friendly manner. I understand you read comments that said they were horrible but you have never taken Amtrak, you have only read other people's complaints. Why not try taking a trip on Amtrak first before making a comment.
I say take Amtrak they are the BEST!!!!!
Reply:As the crow flies Back Bay Station is actually a little closer than South Station.
What an odd question.
Reply:im not sure but i know there is one near there
Will I be able to attend Harvard University after completing a degree at Brock University for neuroscience?
Harvard and most other elite schools will not admit you as an undergraduate if you have completed a degree at another school. See the Harvard website admissions page.
Will I be able to attend Harvard University after completing a degree at Brock University for neuroscience?
You can certainly apply. But so will thousands of others.
Reply:i dont know im from england , , but why wud u want to go to college 2wice? cant u just go to harvard 1st?
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Will I be able to attend Harvard University after completing a degree at Brock University for neuroscience?
You can certainly apply. But so will thousands of others.
Reply:i dont know im from england , , but why wud u want to go to college 2wice? cant u just go to harvard 1st?
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What is the difference between Harvard collage and Harvard university?
I need some information. thanks
What is the difference between Harvard collage and Harvard university?
Harvard 'collage' would be a work of art consisting of multiple depictions joined together to form a whole. By definition:
A collage (From the French: coller, to glue) is a work of art, primarily in the visual arts, made from an assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new whole.
Harvard University, on the other hand, is a prestigious place of higher education.
Reply:Harvard College is a part of Harvard University. It's their main undergraduate school. Harvard University includes several smaller components, for example, Harvard College, plus things like the Harvard Business School (for grad students only), etc.
Reply:at the university, they know how to spell college.
Reply:Those who go at Harvard university can spell the word "college" correctly.
Reply:Well, harvard collage is a collage about harvard, jk. Nothing much really, I mean, some people say that its Harvard University, while others would say its Harvard College, its basically Harvard whether you call it by any other name. to make sure, go to harvard.edu for the specifics
What is the difference between Harvard collage and Harvard university?
Harvard 'collage' would be a work of art consisting of multiple depictions joined together to form a whole. By definition:
A collage (From the French: coller, to glue) is a work of art, primarily in the visual arts, made from an assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new whole.
Harvard University, on the other hand, is a prestigious place of higher education.
Reply:Harvard College is a part of Harvard University. It's their main undergraduate school. Harvard University includes several smaller components, for example, Harvard College, plus things like the Harvard Business School (for grad students only), etc.
Reply:at the university, they know how to spell college.
Reply:Those who go at Harvard university can spell the word "college" correctly.
Reply:Well, harvard collage is a collage about harvard, jk. Nothing much really, I mean, some people say that its Harvard University, while others would say its Harvard College, its basically Harvard whether you call it by any other name. to make sure, go to harvard.edu for the specifics
Approcsimately, how much does Harvard University cost?
Do any of you know how much you have to pay for studying there without a scholarship? And what about having a full scholarship?
Approcsimately, how much does Harvard University cost?
Harvard doesn't give merit scholarships, at all. Only need-based ones. However, according to their website, "About 70% of Harvard students receive some form of financial aid-grants, loans and/or part-time work". The cost of attendance is about $46,000 per year
Reply:you shouldn't go to Harvard if you can't spell approximately
Reply:The total expenses usually hover around $30,000USD including all the tuition, residence, and living fees. Full scholarships mostly cover the tuition, but you still have to pay for the residence and living fees.
Approcsimately, how much does Harvard University cost?
Harvard doesn't give merit scholarships, at all. Only need-based ones. However, according to their website, "About 70% of Harvard students receive some form of financial aid-grants, loans and/or part-time work". The cost of attendance is about $46,000 per year
Reply:you shouldn't go to Harvard if you can't spell approximately
Reply:The total expenses usually hover around $30,000USD including all the tuition, residence, and living fees. Full scholarships mostly cover the tuition, but you still have to pay for the residence and living fees.
In what year did Harvard University award a Ph.D. to its first black doctoral graduate?
Correction: In 1895, William Edward Burghardt Du Bois became the first African American to receive a Ph.D. from Harvard University.
1907 Alair Leroy Locke becomes the first African American Rhodes Scholar. A graduate of Harvard University, Locke earned his PhD from Harvard in 1918.
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1907 Alair Leroy Locke becomes the first African American Rhodes Scholar. A graduate of Harvard University, Locke earned his PhD from Harvard in 1918.
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How much money does Harvard university get in grants?
I can tell you now... ALOT!!!
(P.S. Stop asking questions, you lose 5 pouints each time you do!)
(P.S. Stop asking questions, you lose 5 pouints each time you do!)
How do u enter harvard university?
what do u need to be good at? what do they expect from you? I'm on grade 11 and I live in South Africa what do you think my chances are?
How do u enter harvard university?
Have them mail you a practice entrance exam...that's the only way to know for sure. Also, hopefully that school or one near you will allow you to take an aptitude/placement test to show what level of schooling you are in.
How do u enter harvard university?
Have them mail you a practice entrance exam...that's the only way to know for sure. Also, hopefully that school or one near you will allow you to take an aptitude/placement test to show what level of schooling you are in.
How many students attend harvard university?
For academic year 2006-07
Undergraduates - 6,715
Graduate and professional students - 12,424
Extension - 975
Total - 20,042
(with 72 dual-degree students)
How many students attend harvard university?
15,000,00000000000000000000000000000000
Undergraduates - 6,715
Graduate and professional students - 12,424
Extension - 975
Total - 20,042
(with 72 dual-degree students)
How many students attend harvard university?
15,000,00000000000000000000000000000000
How do u enter harvard university?
what do u need to be good at? what do they expect from you? I'm on grade 11 and I live in South Africa what do you think my chances are?
How do u enter harvard university?
Have them mail you a practice entrance exam...that's the only way to know for sure. Also, hopefully that school or one near you will allow you to take an aptitude/placement test to show what level of schooling you are in.
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How do u enter harvard university?
Have them mail you a practice entrance exam...that's the only way to know for sure. Also, hopefully that school or one near you will allow you to take an aptitude/placement test to show what level of schooling you are in.
tooth extraction
How many students attend harvard university?
For academic year 2006-07
Undergraduates - 6,715
Graduate and professional students - 12,424
Extension - 975
Total - 20,042
(with 72 dual-degree students)
How many students attend harvard university?
15,000,00000000000000000000000000000000
Undergraduates - 6,715
Graduate and professional students - 12,424
Extension - 975
Total - 20,042
(with 72 dual-degree students)
How many students attend harvard university?
15,000,00000000000000000000000000000000
Do you currently attend Harvard university as an undergraduate?
No
Do you currently attend Harvard university as an undergraduate?
yes
Reply:yes, i want to take admission in harvard university in a MBBS. So please tell me the procedure of taking admission and fees.
Do you currently attend Harvard university as an undergraduate?
yes
Reply:yes, i want to take admission in harvard university in a MBBS. So please tell me the procedure of taking admission and fees.
How is education in Harvard university?
it's horrible...
what kinda q is this?
How is education in Harvard university?
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Harvard Business School Executive Education programs strengthen the leadership capacity of individuals and their organizations. The School's learning model immerses the world's most promising managers in a transformational experience that fosters professional, intellectual, and personal development. Every program challenges executives to think and manage more effectively in a changing business world
Reply:Reportedly the BEST!
Reply:best
Reply:It is a good university, no wonder its one of the most renowned university and ranks top of all the charts. It has created its own brand image and name.But due to this brand name, the mind set of the people is that students who study in these types of universities are genius but the reality is no that. It is always better to aim for the top ranked universities and not the toppest one,keep your options open and also consult the ex-students of the Universities for feedback.
Reply:It's one of the worst schools in the United States, don't go there.
what kinda q is this?
How is education in Harvard university?
(m)
Harvard Business School Executive Education programs strengthen the leadership capacity of individuals and their organizations. The School's learning model immerses the world's most promising managers in a transformational experience that fosters professional, intellectual, and personal development. Every program challenges executives to think and manage more effectively in a changing business world
Reply:Reportedly the BEST!
Reply:best
Reply:It is a good university, no wonder its one of the most renowned university and ranks top of all the charts. It has created its own brand image and name.But due to this brand name, the mind set of the people is that students who study in these types of universities are genius but the reality is no that. It is always better to aim for the top ranked universities and not the toppest one,keep your options open and also consult the ex-students of the Universities for feedback.
Reply:It's one of the worst schools in the United States, don't go there.
In what state is Harvard university?
boston
In what state is Harvard university?
Mass.
Reply:Boston Massachusetts
Reply:You can figure out out to post that question on this website, but you can't figure out to type in "Harvard" in Yahoo or Google to find out?
I don't get some of these questions...
Reply:My guess is Mass but it could be CT. I attend Post University not Harvard so I don't know.
Reply:Cambridge, MA
Reply:Massachusetts
Reply:Harvard is in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This is close by Boston.
Reply:Boston, Massachusetts
Reply:Massachusetts (east coast)
Reply:Harvard is located in Massachusetts, in the community of Cambridge, which is right across the Charles River from Boston, Massachusetts.
Good luck!!
tooth fairy
In what state is Harvard university?
Mass.
Reply:Boston Massachusetts
Reply:You can figure out out to post that question on this website, but you can't figure out to type in "Harvard" in Yahoo or Google to find out?
I don't get some of these questions...
Reply:My guess is Mass but it could be CT. I attend Post University not Harvard so I don't know.
Reply:Cambridge, MA
Reply:Massachusetts
Reply:Harvard is in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This is close by Boston.
Reply:Boston, Massachusetts
Reply:Massachusetts (east coast)
Reply:Harvard is located in Massachusetts, in the community of Cambridge, which is right across the Charles River from Boston, Massachusetts.
Good luck!!
tooth fairy
Where is Havoc and Harvard university found?
Not familiar with Havoc, but Harvard is in Boston.
Where is Havoc and Harvard university found?
Harvard Yard is in Cambridge (the University has expanded over time but it's mostly located in Cambridge).
Where is Havoc and Harvard university found?
Harvard Yard is in Cambridge (the University has expanded over time but it's mostly located in Cambridge).
How can i join harvard university?? p.s. I'm from Egypt?
I'm from Egypt I'm 16
How can i join harvard university?? p.s. I'm from Egypt?
look them up online, find out their contact information, request an application or the information about applying , most universities have an information packet they will mail out to you,,,,
Reply:Basically, you have to score straight A's and/or nearly 100 000 $ US per year.
Reply:I would contact Harvard through the appropriate links at their website and ask them question to see how you do - you can get to their admissions web page here http://www.harvard.edu/admissions/ Havard is always looking for the best students around the world so if you think you are good enough to attend their school - let them know.
Good Luck!!!
Reply:You should write the three exams at least one year before you wish to enter the college
1.TOEFL - A Test in English
2.SAT - A Test for academic performance
3.SAT II C - for some specific courses.
You should have the following
1. Essay called Statement of Purpose
2. Recommendation letters from teachers
It is useful to have a PC with Internet connection, a good printer and postage / stationery items.
Make sure to score well in the tests and fill in the application in time and accurately
Last but not the least, pay the registration fees in time.
1
Reply:Pass the high school with straight A's.
Reply:You can go to Harvard school of business for $20,000.00/month.
It may seem like alot, however, you will be amongst the elite CEO's and business developers throughout the world.
Reply:subscribe
Reply:1. go to the harvard website. should be harvard.edu or something.
2. go to the admissions page
a. see admissions requirements
b. get the contact information for admissions
3. contact admissions.
4. study your *** off.
How can i join harvard university?? p.s. I'm from Egypt?
look them up online, find out their contact information, request an application or the information about applying , most universities have an information packet they will mail out to you,,,,
Reply:Basically, you have to score straight A's and/or nearly 100 000 $ US per year.
Reply:I would contact Harvard through the appropriate links at their website and ask them question to see how you do - you can get to their admissions web page here http://www.harvard.edu/admissions/ Havard is always looking for the best students around the world so if you think you are good enough to attend their school - let them know.
Good Luck!!!
Reply:You should write the three exams at least one year before you wish to enter the college
1.TOEFL - A Test in English
2.SAT - A Test for academic performance
3.SAT II C - for some specific courses.
You should have the following
1. Essay called Statement of Purpose
2. Recommendation letters from teachers
It is useful to have a PC with Internet connection, a good printer and postage / stationery items.
Make sure to score well in the tests and fill in the application in time and accurately
Last but not the least, pay the registration fees in time.
1
Reply:Pass the high school with straight A's.
Reply:You can go to Harvard school of business for $20,000.00/month.
It may seem like alot, however, you will be amongst the elite CEO's and business developers throughout the world.
Reply:subscribe
Reply:1. go to the harvard website. should be harvard.edu or something.
2. go to the admissions page
a. see admissions requirements
b. get the contact information for admissions
3. contact admissions.
4. study your *** off.
What i need to get into Harvard university?
For your GPA do you need 4.0 in the 9th 10th 11th and 12th grades, every singal quarter?
what SAT score do i need to get (at least)?
Like what else should i do, what do they look at?
do they look at extracurricular activities, SSL hours?
Like how much SSL hours do you need, and extracurricular activities like sports or science clubs?
What do they really care about?
im in the 8th grade but i want to know now so i can be ready from the beggining.
and do they look at the 8th grade performance?
what grade do they really take seriously like the 11th grade 12th grade?
What i need to get into Harvard university?
-Your GPA has to be at least 4.0 on a 4.0 scale (with a ton of honors and AP classes). You basically have to be the valedictorian (#1) in your graduating class.
-9% of applicants get accepted.
-Your credits for each subject have to be the following:
4 English credits
4-5 foreign language credits
4 Social Studies/History credits
4-5 Math credits
4-5 Science credits
No college looks at 8th grade performance, but your performance in 8th grade usually establishes how hard your 9th grade classes are (and they do see that - you need to be in all honors/AP classes).
They take all 4 of your high school years very seriously
SAT Scores needed (this is the middle 50%):
Math: 700-790
Reading: 700-800
Writing: 690-790
ACT scores (this is the middle 50%): 31-35
Reply:Wow, I haven't seen an 8th grader worrying about college already! I'd say that Harvard, a highly selective university will pretty much look at all of these you listed. The GPA though, if weighted, should be higher if you want to be sure to get in. Colleges don't look at things below your freshman year (unless it's something serious and has to do with breaking the law or something =P). Also, most colleges will take the 11th grade more seriously, but things you do in all 4 grades are important!
Reply:Basically. You need to almost need to do perfect on the SAT, to get into Harvard. They do not look at your 8th grade year and your freshman year, but your GPA counts as a freshman.You need to make all A's. They look at extracurricular activities, try community service in a year or two. You need to have money or you can get a scholarship. You need to have something that know one else has. Good Luck!
Reply:I don't know, but I wish I had this attitude coming into high school(:
look on their website. it will probably have some info about it
what SAT score do i need to get (at least)?
Like what else should i do, what do they look at?
do they look at extracurricular activities, SSL hours?
Like how much SSL hours do you need, and extracurricular activities like sports or science clubs?
What do they really care about?
im in the 8th grade but i want to know now so i can be ready from the beggining.
and do they look at the 8th grade performance?
what grade do they really take seriously like the 11th grade 12th grade?
What i need to get into Harvard university?
-Your GPA has to be at least 4.0 on a 4.0 scale (with a ton of honors and AP classes). You basically have to be the valedictorian (#1) in your graduating class.
-9% of applicants get accepted.
-Your credits for each subject have to be the following:
4 English credits
4-5 foreign language credits
4 Social Studies/History credits
4-5 Math credits
4-5 Science credits
No college looks at 8th grade performance, but your performance in 8th grade usually establishes how hard your 9th grade classes are (and they do see that - you need to be in all honors/AP classes).
They take all 4 of your high school years very seriously
SAT Scores needed (this is the middle 50%):
Math: 700-790
Reading: 700-800
Writing: 690-790
ACT scores (this is the middle 50%): 31-35
Reply:Wow, I haven't seen an 8th grader worrying about college already! I'd say that Harvard, a highly selective university will pretty much look at all of these you listed. The GPA though, if weighted, should be higher if you want to be sure to get in. Colleges don't look at things below your freshman year (unless it's something serious and has to do with breaking the law or something =P). Also, most colleges will take the 11th grade more seriously, but things you do in all 4 grades are important!
Reply:Basically. You need to almost need to do perfect on the SAT, to get into Harvard. They do not look at your 8th grade year and your freshman year, but your GPA counts as a freshman.You need to make all A's. They look at extracurricular activities, try community service in a year or two. You need to have money or you can get a scholarship. You need to have something that know one else has. Good Luck!
Reply:I don't know, but I wish I had this attitude coming into high school(:
look on their website. it will probably have some info about it
Have you seen Harvard university's logo?There are some letters on it...what do they mean?
it's actually like : VE RI TAS
any idea?
Have you seen Harvard university's logo?There are some letters on it...what do they mean?
they form the word veritas which means truth.
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any idea?
Have you seen Harvard university's logo?There are some letters on it...what do they mean?
they form the word veritas which means truth.
dental hygenist
Fake ad for Harvard University from The Onion in the style of a fly-by-night trade college. Can you find it?
A-ha! Choosing a College at http://www.theonion.com/content/node/383...
A good read (and chuckle)
A good read (and chuckle)
Should we commission Harvard University to give our government a refresher course in ethics?
I wouldn't commission Harvard to mop my floors. Ethics??? Are you serious?
Should we commission Harvard University to give our government a refresher course in ethics?
Bush'd probably send em to Gitmo after they told him torture _really_is_wrong_.
How dare they question his deciderisions in a time of war? Everybody knows those university types are just a bunch of commies who are destroying America by teaching %26lt;gasp%26gt; them to think for themselves.
The torture they'd have to endure would be listening to Mann Coulter screech like a diseased parrot 24 hours a day.
Reply:Yale hasn't done that well, why do you think Harvard will do better?
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Should we commission Harvard University to give our government a refresher course in ethics?
Bush'd probably send em to Gitmo after they told him torture _really_is_wrong_.
How dare they question his deciderisions in a time of war? Everybody knows those university types are just a bunch of commies who are destroying America by teaching %26lt;gasp%26gt; them to think for themselves.
The torture they'd have to endure would be listening to Mann Coulter screech like a diseased parrot 24 hours a day.
Reply:Yale hasn't done that well, why do you think Harvard will do better?
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How does a Harvard University degree look like visually?
I don't know how to describe it, but you can see an example if you go onto Yahoo! Images.
http://images.google.com/images?sourceid...
http://images.google.com/images?sourceid...
Where is the Harvard University?
Can you give me the address of that?
Where is the Harvard University?
Most of it is in Cambridge, Massachusetts -- in the USA. Some of it is across the Charles River in Alston, MA. Alston and Cambridge are both suburbs of Boston.
The first link below is to Harvard's web site. The second link has their contact information.
Reply:Cambridge, Massachusetts...near Boston
Reply:The person above is correct, it is in MA. But if you want the address you need to go to the school's website and look for the office of undergraduate or graduate admissions (whatever you are looking for) and you will find it there. Or, if you are looking for a specific dept., go to that page ... etc.
Reply:Cambridge, Massachusetts. Look it up. Stop depending on others to do your work for you.
Where is the Harvard University?
Most of it is in Cambridge, Massachusetts -- in the USA. Some of it is across the Charles River in Alston, MA. Alston and Cambridge are both suburbs of Boston.
The first link below is to Harvard's web site. The second link has their contact information.
Reply:Cambridge, Massachusetts...near Boston
Reply:The person above is correct, it is in MA. But if you want the address you need to go to the school's website and look for the office of undergraduate or graduate admissions (whatever you are looking for) and you will find it there. Or, if you are looking for a specific dept., go to that page ... etc.
Reply:Cambridge, Massachusetts. Look it up. Stop depending on others to do your work for you.
I want to study at Harvard University (post-graduation). How I do it?
Thanks!
I want to study at Harvard University (post-graduation). How I do it?
Apply?
I want to study at Harvard University (post-graduation). How I do it?
Apply?
What's the best? The Harvard University or Sorbonne?
Why?
What's the best? The Harvard University or Sorbonne?
The Times in London recently did an international ranking of schools Harvard was #2, right under Yale, right above either Oxford or Cambridge. So Harvard is ranked higher than the Sorbonne.
Reply:Harvard, they are known for there great school and the smart people who attend and attented.
Reply:the harvard univ. is the best. but are you compatible.think and then proceed
Reply:HARVARD dude it;s best for you if you are smart and intelligent
Reply:harvard its for smarter kids
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What's the best? The Harvard University or Sorbonne?
The Times in London recently did an international ranking of schools Harvard was #2, right under Yale, right above either Oxford or Cambridge. So Harvard is ranked higher than the Sorbonne.
Reply:Harvard, they are known for there great school and the smart people who attend and attented.
Reply:the harvard univ. is the best. but are you compatible.think and then proceed
Reply:HARVARD dude it;s best for you if you are smart and intelligent
Reply:harvard its for smarter kids
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Have you ever been to Harvard University?
no , but Obama have been there
Have you ever been to Harvard University?
Yes. (why do you ask...?)
Edit: Yeah ok, whatever. I am not understanding what you're getting at. Harvard is only a big deal to people who have not been there. I can tell you exactly where I lived in Cambridge, what years I was there, and which restaurants I ate at around campus. What's the big deal? I don't get it.
Reply:nope
Reply:Do you know the way to San Jose?
Reply:yes the bathrooms are disgusting!!
EDIT: what about my anti-bathroom answer?
Reply:what is the point of your question? It seems like ur just giving everyone a thumbs down. wtf? AND NO, i have NEVER been to Harvard.
Reply:Obama was president of the Harvard law review
Reply:i graduated from Harvard
Obama was a mascot at Harvard. ask people who went with him.
he was aloof.
Reply:I have been to Harvard University. Harvard is a top-rated university. The faculty and adminstration are excellent. The Harvard Summer School is also "tops". However, the university has some weaknesses that could be changed to make it even better. The dorms need to remodeled quickly and quietly. The street people need to be regularly removed to reduce violence outside and around Harvard Yard. The Harvard police need to "kick-out" the students who do not pay their parking fines. In addition, Boston is nearby which has issues as well. I don't expect any of these issues at Harvard University and in Boston to change, because these issues have been around a longtime. If the weaknesses are a concern, then do not apply to Harvard University because you will not be happy their.
Reply:Have you been to MIT???
Reply:yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! my sis graduated form there. I am famous.
Have you ever been to Harvard University?
Yes. (why do you ask...?)
Edit: Yeah ok, whatever. I am not understanding what you're getting at. Harvard is only a big deal to people who have not been there. I can tell you exactly where I lived in Cambridge, what years I was there, and which restaurants I ate at around campus. What's the big deal? I don't get it.
Reply:nope
Reply:Do you know the way to San Jose?
Reply:yes the bathrooms are disgusting!!
EDIT: what about my anti-bathroom answer?
Reply:what is the point of your question? It seems like ur just giving everyone a thumbs down. wtf? AND NO, i have NEVER been to Harvard.
Reply:Obama was president of the Harvard law review
Reply:i graduated from Harvard
Obama was a mascot at Harvard. ask people who went with him.
he was aloof.
Reply:I have been to Harvard University. Harvard is a top-rated university. The faculty and adminstration are excellent. The Harvard Summer School is also "tops". However, the university has some weaknesses that could be changed to make it even better. The dorms need to remodeled quickly and quietly. The street people need to be regularly removed to reduce violence outside and around Harvard Yard. The Harvard police need to "kick-out" the students who do not pay their parking fines. In addition, Boston is nearby which has issues as well. I don't expect any of these issues at Harvard University and in Boston to change, because these issues have been around a longtime. If the weaknesses are a concern, then do not apply to Harvard University because you will not be happy their.
Reply:Have you been to MIT???
Reply:yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! my sis graduated form there. I am famous.
Who ownes harvard university?
Harvard University was founded by John Harvard
Who ownes harvard university?
not me and not you
Reply:it had a founder with that name john harward but now mabe a crew governs it instead of a person tell me why did you want to know it to my messenger id....bye
Reply:No one owns it per se...It's a non profit organization which is run by a board of trustees who have a fiduciary responsibility to act on behalf of the school in it's best interest.
Reply:"ownes"? Obviously not you.
Reply:The liberals?
Who ownes harvard university?
not me and not you
Reply:it had a founder with that name john harward but now mabe a crew governs it instead of a person tell me why did you want to know it to my messenger id....bye
Reply:No one owns it per se...It's a non profit organization which is run by a board of trustees who have a fiduciary responsibility to act on behalf of the school in it's best interest.
Reply:"ownes"? Obviously not you.
Reply:The liberals?
Graduate of Harvard University (12) _ _ _ _ _ _R_G_A_?
crossword solutions
Graduate of Harvard University (12) _ _ _ _ _ _R_G_A_?
CANTABRIGIAN
Graduate of Harvard University (12) _ _ _ _ _ _R_G_A_?
CANTABRIGIAN
On the harvard university coat of arms what do the words ve rei tas mean?
Veritas is Latin for "Truth"
On the harvard university coat of arms what do the words ve rei tas mean?
The motto of the University adopted in 1692 was Veritas Christo et Ecclesiae which translated from Latin means Truth for Christ and the Church the top two books on the shield are face up while the bottom book is face down. This symbolizes the limits of reason and the need for Gods revelation. Report It
Reply:I know it is broken up on the coat of arms, but it is actually one word, Veritas, and it means Truth.
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On the harvard university coat of arms what do the words ve rei tas mean?
The motto of the University adopted in 1692 was Veritas Christo et Ecclesiae which translated from Latin means Truth for Christ and the Church the top two books on the shield are face up while the bottom book is face down. This symbolizes the limits of reason and the need for Gods revelation. Report It
Reply:I know it is broken up on the coat of arms, but it is actually one word, Veritas, and it means Truth.
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Princeton???or harvard university???
Harvard
Princeton???or harvard university???
harvard and princeton are both good so i choose both.
Reply:Harvard. Thats the school I am hoping to get in to. But yeah they are both great schools.
Princeton???or harvard university???
harvard and princeton are both good so i choose both.
Reply:Harvard. Thats the school I am hoping to get in to. But yeah they are both great schools.
Where is Harvard University, what state is it?
It is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The website is http://www.harvard.edu
Where is Harvard University, what state is it?
Cambridge, Massachusetts Report It
Reply:i dont know...MA?
Reply:umm something in the US
Reply:Boston, Massachussets
Reply:Cambridge, Massachusetts
Reply:MA
Reply:Boston Massachusets
Reply:Connecticut.
Reply:Cambridge, Mass.
Reply:Cambridge, Mass. It's not IN Boston though its not too far away from it at all.
Reply:the answer is right,massachussettes
Reply:MA
Reply:Cambridge, Massachusetts
Reply:Most of it is in Cambridge, MA. Parts of it (like the business school) are across the river in Allston, MA.
Reply:mass of 2 s****.
Reply:In the great state of Massachusetts!'
Reply:Massachusetts Hall
Cambridge, MA 2138
Reply:massachussettes
Where is Harvard University, what state is it?
Cambridge, Massachusetts Report It
Reply:i dont know...MA?
Reply:umm something in the US
Reply:Boston, Massachussets
Reply:Cambridge, Massachusetts
Reply:MA
Reply:Boston Massachusets
Reply:Connecticut.
Reply:Cambridge, Mass.
Reply:Cambridge, Mass. It's not IN Boston though its not too far away from it at all.
Reply:the answer is right,massachussettes
Reply:MA
Reply:Cambridge, Massachusetts
Reply:Most of it is in Cambridge, MA. Parts of it (like the business school) are across the river in Allston, MA.
Reply:mass of 2 s****.
Reply:In the great state of Massachusetts!'
Reply:Massachusetts Hall
Cambridge, MA 2138
Reply:massachussettes
Which year Harvard university found?
Founded in 1636 by the colonial Massachusetts legislature Harvard is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States, as well as the first and oldest corporation in the Americas.
Which year Harvard university found?
Founded in 1636 by the colonial Massachusetts legislature.
Reply:Founded in 1636 by the colonial Massachusetts legislature
Reply:It was never lost. 1636
Reply:1636. i would know, my sister went there.
Reply:i wanna say 1642... but dont quote me
Which year Harvard university found?
Founded in 1636 by the colonial Massachusetts legislature.
Reply:Founded in 1636 by the colonial Massachusetts legislature
Reply:It was never lost. 1636
Reply:1636. i would know, my sister went there.
Reply:i wanna say 1642... but dont quote me
Graduate of Harvard University (12)?
Pattern : _ _ N _ A _ R _ G_A_
(Crossword)
Possible first letter : "P"
Graduate of Harvard University (12)?
CANTABRIGIAN
Reply:I think the answer is: CANTABRIGIAN
but the correct definition of this word is: a student or graduate of Cambridge University
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(Crossword)
Possible first letter : "P"
Graduate of Harvard University (12)?
CANTABRIGIAN
Reply:I think the answer is: CANTABRIGIAN
but the correct definition of this word is: a student or graduate of Cambridge University
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What are harvard university's colors?
The university color is crimson.
That's also red, but a little bit lighter than maroon.
What are harvard university's colors?
Crimson is Harvards' color.
The school mascot is John Harvard, a pilgrim-like figure in 17th-century dress.
Reply:Crimson
Reply:If I am not mistaken, I believe they are Maroon and White.
That's also red, but a little bit lighter than maroon.
What are harvard university's colors?
Crimson is Harvards' color.
The school mascot is John Harvard, a pilgrim-like figure in 17th-century dress.
Reply:Crimson
Reply:If I am not mistaken, I believe they are Maroon and White.
When was harvard university JUST for men?
when it oppened in the 1600s
When was harvard university JUST for men?
DK i thought it it was alwase that way
When was harvard university JUST for men?
DK i thought it it was alwase that way
Do you think that harvard university is good for iranian student? if yes why? if no which university is good?
of course it is good!! I am Reza I am a Master student of Electrical Eng. at EMU in Cyprus, and also i am Teacher in university, here is my yahoo ID: rezac2c
if u want any information about studying abroad, don't hesitate to ask!!
Do you think that harvard university is good for iranian student? if yes why? if no which university is good?
Just try to apply. If you're admitted. It means you're good, and you'll be able to perform well at Hardvard (and other top schools). Application fee is about $50 (may be changed each year), don't hesitate to apply if you think you're a very good student. However, before applying, check the requirements ( G.P.A , ACT/SAT and/or TOEFL, essay, recommendation letters...)
Reply:Harvard (and other elite schools such as the rest of the Ivy League , Duke, Stanford, etc) are probably not the best place for a foreign student. They are excellent schools, but they are also competitive. Because the students there are so good, the faculty can give them really hard assignments with lots of long readings in difficult books. Is your English near-perfect? Do you have a really large English vocabulary? Can you read long passages in English technical books easily? Will you understand all the references to American and British history that are likely to appear in the history, literature or political science classes?
You will be at a disadvantage compared to the American students. So, maybe a better plan is to not consider the very top American universities, but to look at the good second level universities where the students are not quite so competitive and the faculty are not so demanding. If you look at the US News college rankings on line, there are 100 excellent "National Universities" and many smaller schools that can give you a good education, but where the academic level is a little less intense.
Reply:Your Nationality/Race are not qualifying issues. Your demonstrated mental capability is the Issue.
There is no such thing as one country, one race being the absolute best.
China was using iron and gun powder eons before the west. The pyramids are a marvel of mathematics and engineering, Switzerland is world renown for its precision engineering, Germany developed the first Jet Air Craft, Finland is famed for it's architectural designs, America, along with other nations. for medicine. The point is, no one country or people is the BEST!
Universities are interested in your academic accomplishments,
along with whether you play music or sports, what are, if any, your contributions to your community, your integrity, values, morals.
Put together you academic packet and send it to the Universities that you are interested in.
As for Harvard, my son turned down a scholarship to Harvard to attend Rochester Institute of Technology. That has nothing to do with better or worse, he just felt that R.I.T. offered a better curriculum in what he wanted to study.
Reply:I am going to assume that if you are considering Harvard you are also quite smart. If you think you can cut it at Harvard, then the only issue left is your Iranian background. You won't be the only person of Iranian descent no matter what school you go to, and Harvard is no exception. With a tradition of liberalism and openmindedness the only surprise you would have at Harvard is how little your ethnicity matters. At a place like Harvard your background only matters as much as you want it to.
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Do you think that harvard university is good for iranian student? if yes why? if no which university is good?
Just try to apply. If you're admitted. It means you're good, and you'll be able to perform well at Hardvard (and other top schools). Application fee is about $50 (may be changed each year), don't hesitate to apply if you think you're a very good student. However, before applying, check the requirements ( G.P.A , ACT/SAT and/or TOEFL, essay, recommendation letters...)
Reply:Harvard (and other elite schools such as the rest of the Ivy League , Duke, Stanford, etc) are probably not the best place for a foreign student. They are excellent schools, but they are also competitive. Because the students there are so good, the faculty can give them really hard assignments with lots of long readings in difficult books. Is your English near-perfect? Do you have a really large English vocabulary? Can you read long passages in English technical books easily? Will you understand all the references to American and British history that are likely to appear in the history, literature or political science classes?
You will be at a disadvantage compared to the American students. So, maybe a better plan is to not consider the very top American universities, but to look at the good second level universities where the students are not quite so competitive and the faculty are not so demanding. If you look at the US News college rankings on line, there are 100 excellent "National Universities" and many smaller schools that can give you a good education, but where the academic level is a little less intense.
Reply:Your Nationality/Race are not qualifying issues. Your demonstrated mental capability is the Issue.
There is no such thing as one country, one race being the absolute best.
China was using iron and gun powder eons before the west. The pyramids are a marvel of mathematics and engineering, Switzerland is world renown for its precision engineering, Germany developed the first Jet Air Craft, Finland is famed for it's architectural designs, America, along with other nations. for medicine. The point is, no one country or people is the BEST!
Universities are interested in your academic accomplishments,
along with whether you play music or sports, what are, if any, your contributions to your community, your integrity, values, morals.
Put together you academic packet and send it to the Universities that you are interested in.
As for Harvard, my son turned down a scholarship to Harvard to attend Rochester Institute of Technology. That has nothing to do with better or worse, he just felt that R.I.T. offered a better curriculum in what he wanted to study.
Reply:I am going to assume that if you are considering Harvard you are also quite smart. If you think you can cut it at Harvard, then the only issue left is your Iranian background. You won't be the only person of Iranian descent no matter what school you go to, and Harvard is no exception. With a tradition of liberalism and openmindedness the only surprise you would have at Harvard is how little your ethnicity matters. At a place like Harvard your background only matters as much as you want it to.
So Paris Hilton is Harvard University's Woman of the Year?
AND......others who have won the Women of the Year included Scarlett Johansson, Halle Berry and Sarah Jessica Parker
http://www.newkerala.com/one.php?action=...
Soooo, what do you think their criteria is for determining who is bestowed this "honor"?
So Paris Hilton is Harvard University's Woman of the Year?
Well, if Paris is included...the criteria can't be attractiveness... Maybe it's ambition or confidence?
Reply:I hadn't heard that. It sure puts a different slant on "higher" education. 10-4 Mr Stiggo. Should have read before I responded.
Reply:it is intelligence isnt it ...
surely ... being Harvard and all....
I mean ....
wow
do these guys pay for that title of what ?
is that where Harvard gets its funding ?
lol
Reply:Well, she always does look good, and she is rich and popular. She also knows what's "hot" and what's "not".
I really doubt that intelligence is a criterion...
Reply:Apparently, anyone who has shown their breasts on camera.
Reply:It's sad to say when women have fought so hard for their civil rights and still are not treated equal, Sex is still what the general population believes sells. we are no different than the Romans.We have educated schools that have graduated some educated fools.
Reply:They probably admired the personal physical strength she purveyed in the sex videos she had made or perhaps admired how she said with her mouth on a late night show that she had never used drugs ever in her whole life ... even though she and her friends made extensive videos of themselves using various kinds of drugs.
I wonder if she will have "ethics" as her major if she ever attends..and I would love to see the grade transcripts of all of those who voted for her.
Reply:The size of their grant.
Reply:Wow, personally, i thought shed be on every feminist forum depicting her as the WORST Woman of the Year, oh, and hi again Hope.
Reply:rebel even smart kids like to laugh at rich dum dum folks. I would be surprised if she shows up
Reply:The selection committee for that "award" consists of the writers from the Harvard Lampoon, which is the school comedy publication. I'm pretty sure the award is tongue-in-cheek. (At least, I hope it is.)
EDIT: I agree that it's a waste of time and effort. What I'm wondering is why Ms. Hilton would actually accept the award. I wonder if she doesn't realize it's a joke or if she just doesn't care...
Reply:She gave the best sex to the judges!
Reply:If find it a laughable caricature of what higher education has become. Even if they intended it for humor.
Ath
Reply:Ownership of a vagina?
Reply:It isn't Harvard University giving the award, it's the Hasty Pudding Club, which usually presents it sarcastically.
Reply:It's for their Lampoon Magazine:
Paris Hilton has been selected as Ivy League Harvard University’s Harvard Lampoon Magazine’s Woman of the Year 2008. No, we are not joking.
The Lampoon is Harvard’s comedy magazine. Founded in 1876, the Harvard Lampoon is the world’s oldest continually published humor magazine. Former honorees include, Conan O’Brien, John Updike and William Randolph Hearst.
Reply:Women they will never have a chance getting in bed with
tooth and nail
http://www.newkerala.com/one.php?action=...
Soooo, what do you think their criteria is for determining who is bestowed this "honor"?
So Paris Hilton is Harvard University's Woman of the Year?
Well, if Paris is included...the criteria can't be attractiveness... Maybe it's ambition or confidence?
Reply:I hadn't heard that. It sure puts a different slant on "higher" education. 10-4 Mr Stiggo. Should have read before I responded.
Reply:it is intelligence isnt it ...
surely ... being Harvard and all....
I mean ....
wow
do these guys pay for that title of what ?
is that where Harvard gets its funding ?
lol
Reply:Well, she always does look good, and she is rich and popular. She also knows what's "hot" and what's "not".
I really doubt that intelligence is a criterion...
Reply:Apparently, anyone who has shown their breasts on camera.
Reply:It's sad to say when women have fought so hard for their civil rights and still are not treated equal, Sex is still what the general population believes sells. we are no different than the Romans.We have educated schools that have graduated some educated fools.
Reply:They probably admired the personal physical strength she purveyed in the sex videos she had made or perhaps admired how she said with her mouth on a late night show that she had never used drugs ever in her whole life ... even though she and her friends made extensive videos of themselves using various kinds of drugs.
I wonder if she will have "ethics" as her major if she ever attends..and I would love to see the grade transcripts of all of those who voted for her.
Reply:The size of their grant.
Reply:Wow, personally, i thought shed be on every feminist forum depicting her as the WORST Woman of the Year, oh, and hi again Hope.
Reply:rebel even smart kids like to laugh at rich dum dum folks. I would be surprised if she shows up
Reply:The selection committee for that "award" consists of the writers from the Harvard Lampoon, which is the school comedy publication. I'm pretty sure the award is tongue-in-cheek. (At least, I hope it is.)
EDIT: I agree that it's a waste of time and effort. What I'm wondering is why Ms. Hilton would actually accept the award. I wonder if she doesn't realize it's a joke or if she just doesn't care...
Reply:She gave the best sex to the judges!
Reply:If find it a laughable caricature of what higher education has become. Even if they intended it for humor.
Ath
Reply:Ownership of a vagina?
Reply:It isn't Harvard University giving the award, it's the Hasty Pudding Club, which usually presents it sarcastically.
Reply:It's for their Lampoon Magazine:
Paris Hilton has been selected as Ivy League Harvard University’s Harvard Lampoon Magazine’s Woman of the Year 2008. No, we are not joking.
The Lampoon is Harvard’s comedy magazine. Founded in 1876, the Harvard Lampoon is the world’s oldest continually published humor magazine. Former honorees include, Conan O’Brien, John Updike and William Randolph Hearst.
Reply:Women they will never have a chance getting in bed with
tooth and nail
Does harvard university have a mascot?
The Nerd.
Does harvard university have a mascot?
The school mascot is John Harvard, a pilgrim-like figure in 17th-century.
Reply:Yes
http://www.law.harvard.edu/students/orgs...
Reply:Yes. The university mascot is "John Harvard," the pilgrim. (Yeah, it's a person. Weird but true.)
The sports teams go by the name "Crimson," however. As in "The Harvard Crimson." So the sports teams aren't named after the mascot the way most school's are.
Does harvard university have a mascot?
The school mascot is John Harvard, a pilgrim-like figure in 17th-century.
Reply:Yes
http://www.law.harvard.edu/students/orgs...
Reply:Yes. The university mascot is "John Harvard," the pilgrim. (Yeah, it's a person. Weird but true.)
The sports teams go by the name "Crimson," however. As in "The Harvard Crimson." So the sports teams aren't named after the mascot the way most school's are.
Does Harvard University offer full sports scholarships?
i know a top level hs senoir who is going to princeton, he is not getting any scholarshp because they do not do that. They focus on education not sports.
Does Harvard University offer full sports scholarships?
Yes, if you also qualify academically.
Does Harvard University offer full sports scholarships?
Yes, if you also qualify academically.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Does Harvard University offer scholarships on the sport of Wrestling?
No, Harvard does not offer scholarships FOR the sport of wrestling. Because Harvard is a member of the Ivy League, it is prohibited from granting any athletic scholarships. IF you are accepted to Harvard, all scholarships are need-based.
Does Harvard University offer scholarships on the sport of Wrestling?
No, I don't believe they do. Just like I don't believe you are going to Harvard.
Reply:Chris Nowinski graduated from Harvard... maybe he knows.
try www.crimsonwrestling.com
Does Harvard University offer scholarships on the sport of Wrestling?
No, I don't believe they do. Just like I don't believe you are going to Harvard.
Reply:Chris Nowinski graduated from Harvard... maybe he knows.
try www.crimsonwrestling.com
Harvard Extension School is it the same as Harvard University?
No.
It's generally an expermental or off the beat and track class offered by an outsider, sometimes not even by a MAster Teacher.
It can serve as college credit, that's up to the school.
It's more like classes given at a Hostile.
It does run 20 semester credit hours (usually 3 hours a night one night a week)
A friend of mine who has a B.S. in Chemistry and is one of the formost experts on cinema history and has run one of America's biggest archives of film extant proposed a course to UCLA extention on History of Comedy in Film and he had to pick a text book and do a syllubus and run the class like a real class and have a mid-term and final.
He screened a lot of film from his own archive.
He got the same pay as any lecturer.
But with his B.S. in Chemistry he generally would not be allowed to teach a lower division day course at UCLA in Cinema, although he's a huge expert with literally a homeschooled and unschooled PH D in the topic. At his college he took a Cinema History course taught by none other than Hans Richter (a Dadist founder).
He has a personal library of 400 history texts on Film, TV, Radio and Movies.
And he's read them all.
So read the course description and see if it is accepted as credit.
You can generally expect the course to be very "real world" and not as academic and those teaching the Extension generally come from the Real World.
These are closer to what you'd get at a Trade Center
More intenstive than a Learning Tree course, almost as intensive and deep as a Day Harvard Course, but someone different and more unique.
These are designed to give the General Public a taste of higher education without applications, admissions tests, passing the school muster.
Anyone with $250 can get admitted until the class fills.
Some courses might be taught by Day instructors. These definately may have transferable credits.
Harvard Extension School is it the same as Harvard University?
No, not really. Harvard University is far more competitive, and Harvard Extension has open admissions. People in the region tend to look down a bit on extension students, perhaps unfairly. But a lot of that is because it used to be the case that the extension school's classes weren't particularly rigorous. They've since fixed that, but still, that old reputation hangs on.
So, if you're looking at schools along the line of Harvard Extension, don't be too swayed by that "Harvard" name. It's a fine school, but it's fine along the lines of, say, Lesley College, rather than Harvard University.
teeth grills
It's generally an expermental or off the beat and track class offered by an outsider, sometimes not even by a MAster Teacher.
It can serve as college credit, that's up to the school.
It's more like classes given at a Hostile.
It does run 20 semester credit hours (usually 3 hours a night one night a week)
A friend of mine who has a B.S. in Chemistry and is one of the formost experts on cinema history and has run one of America's biggest archives of film extant proposed a course to UCLA extention on History of Comedy in Film and he had to pick a text book and do a syllubus and run the class like a real class and have a mid-term and final.
He screened a lot of film from his own archive.
He got the same pay as any lecturer.
But with his B.S. in Chemistry he generally would not be allowed to teach a lower division day course at UCLA in Cinema, although he's a huge expert with literally a homeschooled and unschooled PH D in the topic. At his college he took a Cinema History course taught by none other than Hans Richter (a Dadist founder).
He has a personal library of 400 history texts on Film, TV, Radio and Movies.
And he's read them all.
So read the course description and see if it is accepted as credit.
You can generally expect the course to be very "real world" and not as academic and those teaching the Extension generally come from the Real World.
These are closer to what you'd get at a Trade Center
More intenstive than a Learning Tree course, almost as intensive and deep as a Day Harvard Course, but someone different and more unique.
These are designed to give the General Public a taste of higher education without applications, admissions tests, passing the school muster.
Anyone with $250 can get admitted until the class fills.
Some courses might be taught by Day instructors. These definately may have transferable credits.
Harvard Extension School is it the same as Harvard University?
No, not really. Harvard University is far more competitive, and Harvard Extension has open admissions. People in the region tend to look down a bit on extension students, perhaps unfairly. But a lot of that is because it used to be the case that the extension school's classes weren't particularly rigorous. They've since fixed that, but still, that old reputation hangs on.
So, if you're looking at schools along the line of Harvard Extension, don't be too swayed by that "Harvard" name. It's a fine school, but it's fine along the lines of, say, Lesley College, rather than Harvard University.
teeth grills
Does Harvard university give full sholarships?
Yep. They have Presidential Scholarships. My friend has one.
Another friend has a combination of scholarships which add up to full.
Does Harvard university give full sholarships?
yes.
Reply:I really doubt they do; Probably half, harvard needs people from wealthy families to donate and donate to the school.
Another friend has a combination of scholarships which add up to full.
Does Harvard university give full sholarships?
yes.
Reply:I really doubt they do; Probably half, harvard needs people from wealthy families to donate and donate to the school.
Does Harvard University have a valedictorian?
Not that I could find. I checked out Harvard's official site. On their "commencement" page, I found no reference to a class valedictorian.
I also consulted the Harvard Crimson, the school's newspaper, and found no mention of a valedictorian.
It's hard to prove a negative, but from what I can gather, Harvard does not have a valedictorian.
Then again, I could be wrong. It's not like I went to Harvard or something.
I also consulted the Harvard Crimson, the school's newspaper, and found no mention of a valedictorian.
It's hard to prove a negative, but from what I can gather, Harvard does not have a valedictorian.
Then again, I could be wrong. It's not like I went to Harvard or something.
Can I get in to a top university (Princeton, Harvard, Brown, UPenn, etc.)?
Hey everyone looking for a little help here. Out of our school's 100 scale for GPA, I have around a 102. I am involved in Key Club, Film Club, Bowling, Academic Quiz Bowl, Tennis, and Baseball. I am in all Honors and AP classes in my school, and I am a junior. I expect to have good scores on my SAT and SAT II's that I will take. If I do good on the SAT's, will I be able to get into a top university like Princeton, Harvard, Brown, or others?
Can I get in to a top university (Princeton, Harvard, Brown, UPenn, etc.)?
The Ivy League schools look for top students with top grades in all academic cores such as English, History, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and better choices of electives during the high school experience.
They also look for well rounded students with a balanced appreciation of academics and social and environmental activities proven by both good grades and good participation in community service.
While standardized testing is very important a lower yet respectable score with superior academic record and community involvement will get you in better than superior scores with average community involvement.
Are you tutoring others in your school? Are you volunteering at a drop in literacy center? Are you working with the homeless or volunteering as a friendly visitor at a nursing home?
I applied to several and managed to get into Penn by the hair on my chin due to having volunteered since age 14 at a children's hospital in Philadelphia working with children having been through amputation. My SAT was good but not that hot however my grades in the core academic areas were great and my community service superior.
Being a freshman at Penn isn't as difficult as I thought and others have told me that Penn isn't any more difficult than Temple or Drexel or this school or that school. It's just getting in that's tough. It is very expensive. I am thinking of possibly transferring to a less expensive school.
Good Luck
Reply:maybe. these things arent predictable
Reply:Your college application essays have gotta be good too. And with what you've provided, you have a good chance. Things like this aren't guaranteed though. G'luck
Reply:Probably. I advise having something that stands out though, something you feel passionately for, something you can stick to. Good luck!
Reply:For those type of schools, you really need good good good scores on Sat and Sat 2 and good grades in school and a great admissions essay. I had a GPA of 4.8, got a 2300 on sat and 800 on my sat 2 and didnt make it into Harvard. But i made it into Stanford, Yale, and Berkeley. If you have any other quesitons feel free to contact me at: sweetcrimsonrose@att.net
Reply:SURE!!!!!!!!!!,If your exams come out well those schoolS should be the schools to aim for.
GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=P
Reply:yea prolly hun good luck ur smart haha
Reply:Sounds like you are on the right track. These schools are very competitive, so you'll want to do stuff that's really going to stand apart from others. For sure you need top grades, and then solid extra curricular activities. If you have a special interest, really, really push that. For example, if you want think you want to be a lawyer, do mock trial, and get a job in the summer making copies at a law firm or something like that.
My husband went to Harvard, everyone told him 'good luck buddy, no one gets into those schools' and he did it so keep at it, you can do it! Good luck!
Reply:SATs will help. the 102 and activities will help more , being in with someone who went there or knowing someone on the inside at one will help= or if you get some scholarship for you race, income, or for track of major studied,- that could be a boost.
Can I get in to a top university (Princeton, Harvard, Brown, UPenn, etc.)?
The Ivy League schools look for top students with top grades in all academic cores such as English, History, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and better choices of electives during the high school experience.
They also look for well rounded students with a balanced appreciation of academics and social and environmental activities proven by both good grades and good participation in community service.
While standardized testing is very important a lower yet respectable score with superior academic record and community involvement will get you in better than superior scores with average community involvement.
Are you tutoring others in your school? Are you volunteering at a drop in literacy center? Are you working with the homeless or volunteering as a friendly visitor at a nursing home?
I applied to several and managed to get into Penn by the hair on my chin due to having volunteered since age 14 at a children's hospital in Philadelphia working with children having been through amputation. My SAT was good but not that hot however my grades in the core academic areas were great and my community service superior.
Being a freshman at Penn isn't as difficult as I thought and others have told me that Penn isn't any more difficult than Temple or Drexel or this school or that school. It's just getting in that's tough. It is very expensive. I am thinking of possibly transferring to a less expensive school.
Good Luck
Reply:maybe. these things arent predictable
Reply:Your college application essays have gotta be good too. And with what you've provided, you have a good chance. Things like this aren't guaranteed though. G'luck
Reply:Probably. I advise having something that stands out though, something you feel passionately for, something you can stick to. Good luck!
Reply:For those type of schools, you really need good good good scores on Sat and Sat 2 and good grades in school and a great admissions essay. I had a GPA of 4.8, got a 2300 on sat and 800 on my sat 2 and didnt make it into Harvard. But i made it into Stanford, Yale, and Berkeley. If you have any other quesitons feel free to contact me at: sweetcrimsonrose@att.net
Reply:SURE!!!!!!!!!!,If your exams come out well those schoolS should be the schools to aim for.
GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=P
Reply:yea prolly hun good luck ur smart haha
Reply:Sounds like you are on the right track. These schools are very competitive, so you'll want to do stuff that's really going to stand apart from others. For sure you need top grades, and then solid extra curricular activities. If you have a special interest, really, really push that. For example, if you want think you want to be a lawyer, do mock trial, and get a job in the summer making copies at a law firm or something like that.
My husband went to Harvard, everyone told him 'good luck buddy, no one gets into those schools' and he did it so keep at it, you can do it! Good luck!
Reply:SATs will help. the 102 and activities will help more , being in with someone who went there or knowing someone on the inside at one will help= or if you get some scholarship for you race, income, or for track of major studied,- that could be a boost.
Is difficult to enter in harvard university and princeton university ?
i am just wondering if anyone have experience that did not accept to get into there.
any chance to get into there ? how much it costs both of them ?
thanks by your honest answer, i just wanted to know before i go.
god bless you all.
Is difficult to enter in harvard university and princeton university ?
Depends on your academic record, but to be honest, thousands upon thousands of valedictorians try to get into those places and DON'T. I'd seriously have a back-up plan.
dental assistant
any chance to get into there ? how much it costs both of them ?
thanks by your honest answer, i just wanted to know before i go.
god bless you all.
Is difficult to enter in harvard university and princeton university ?
Depends on your academic record, but to be honest, thousands upon thousands of valedictorians try to get into those places and DON'T. I'd seriously have a back-up plan.
dental assistant
Top university ? World classification rates Harvard University ; # 1 . Why ?
Any real experiences , folks .
Top university ? World classification rates Harvard University ; # 1 . Why ?
Right. This is going to be a long post.
If you don't want to read all the detailed stuff below, just read this first phrase:
Harvard is the best because they have the most people "out there" being successful in various fields. A lot of brilliant people come out of Harvard and are highly successful folks in society. Because of this, Harvard gains recognition as the best school in the world.
Universities are ranked by several indicators of academic or research performance, including alumni and staff winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Medals, highly cited researchers, articles published in Nature and Science, articles indexed in major citation indices, and the per capita academic performance of an institution.
Definitions:
Alumni. The total number of the alumni of an institution winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Medals. Alumni are defined as those who obtain bachelor, Master's or doctoral degrees from the institution. Different weights are set according to the periods of obtaining degrees. The weight is 100% for alumni obtaining degrees in 1991-2000, 90% for alumni obtaining degrees in 1981-1990, 80% for alumni obtaining degrees in 1971-1980, and so on, and finally 10% for alumni obtaining degrees in 1901-1910. If a person obtains more than one degrees from an institution, the institution is considered once only.
Award. The total number of the staff of an institution winning Nobel prizes in physics, chemistry, medicine and economics and Fields Medal in Mathematics. Staff is defined as those who work at an institution at the time of winning the prize. Different weights are set according to the periods of winning the prizes. The weight is 100% for winners in 2001-2005, 90% for winners in 1991-2000, 80% for winners in 1981-1990, 70% for winners in 1971-1980, and so on, and finally 10% for winners in 1911-1920. If a winner is affiliated with more than one institution, each institution is assigned the reciprocal of the number of institutions. For Nobel prizes, if a prize is shared by more than one person, weights are set for winners according to their proportion of the prize.
HiCi. The number of highly cited researchers in broad subject categories in life sciences, medicine, physical sciences, engineering and social sciences. These individuals are the most highly cited within each category. The definition of categories and detailed procedures can be found at the website of Institute of Scientific Information.
N%26amp;S. The number of articles published in Nature and Science between 2001 and 2005. To distinguish the order of author affiliation, a weight of 100% is assigned for corresponding author affiliation, 50% for first author affiliation (second author affiliation if the first author affiliation is the same as corresponding author affiliation), 25% for the next author affiliation, and 10% for other author affiliations. Only publications of article type are considered.
SCI. Total number of articles indexed in Science Citation Index-expanded and Social Science Citation Index in 2005. Only publications of article type are considered. When calculating the total number of articles of an institution, a special weight of two was introduced for articles indexed in Social Science Citation Index.
Size. The weighted scores of the above five indicators divided by the number of full-time equivalent academic staff. If the number of academic staff for institutions of a country cannot be obtained, the weighted scores of the above five indicators is used. For ranking 2006, the numbers of full-time equivalent academic staff are obtained for institutions in USA, UK, Japan, South Korea, Czech, China, Italy, Australia, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium, Slovenia, New Zealand etc.
Reply:Is this the Liberal classification list???
Reply:U.S. News and World Report ranks Harvard number one based on several criteria, some of which are (if I remember correctly):
1) High school class rank
2) S.A.T. scores
3) Peer rank from other universities
4) %age of alumni who give to the university
5) Median class size
You can access this information online at the U.S. News and World Report website.
Top university ? World classification rates Harvard University ; # 1 . Why ?
Right. This is going to be a long post.
If you don't want to read all the detailed stuff below, just read this first phrase:
Harvard is the best because they have the most people "out there" being successful in various fields. A lot of brilliant people come out of Harvard and are highly successful folks in society. Because of this, Harvard gains recognition as the best school in the world.
Universities are ranked by several indicators of academic or research performance, including alumni and staff winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Medals, highly cited researchers, articles published in Nature and Science, articles indexed in major citation indices, and the per capita academic performance of an institution.
Definitions:
Alumni. The total number of the alumni of an institution winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Medals. Alumni are defined as those who obtain bachelor, Master's or doctoral degrees from the institution. Different weights are set according to the periods of obtaining degrees. The weight is 100% for alumni obtaining degrees in 1991-2000, 90% for alumni obtaining degrees in 1981-1990, 80% for alumni obtaining degrees in 1971-1980, and so on, and finally 10% for alumni obtaining degrees in 1901-1910. If a person obtains more than one degrees from an institution, the institution is considered once only.
Award. The total number of the staff of an institution winning Nobel prizes in physics, chemistry, medicine and economics and Fields Medal in Mathematics. Staff is defined as those who work at an institution at the time of winning the prize. Different weights are set according to the periods of winning the prizes. The weight is 100% for winners in 2001-2005, 90% for winners in 1991-2000, 80% for winners in 1981-1990, 70% for winners in 1971-1980, and so on, and finally 10% for winners in 1911-1920. If a winner is affiliated with more than one institution, each institution is assigned the reciprocal of the number of institutions. For Nobel prizes, if a prize is shared by more than one person, weights are set for winners according to their proportion of the prize.
HiCi. The number of highly cited researchers in broad subject categories in life sciences, medicine, physical sciences, engineering and social sciences. These individuals are the most highly cited within each category. The definition of categories and detailed procedures can be found at the website of Institute of Scientific Information.
N%26amp;S. The number of articles published in Nature and Science between 2001 and 2005. To distinguish the order of author affiliation, a weight of 100% is assigned for corresponding author affiliation, 50% for first author affiliation (second author affiliation if the first author affiliation is the same as corresponding author affiliation), 25% for the next author affiliation, and 10% for other author affiliations. Only publications of article type are considered.
SCI. Total number of articles indexed in Science Citation Index-expanded and Social Science Citation Index in 2005. Only publications of article type are considered. When calculating the total number of articles of an institution, a special weight of two was introduced for articles indexed in Social Science Citation Index.
Size. The weighted scores of the above five indicators divided by the number of full-time equivalent academic staff. If the number of academic staff for institutions of a country cannot be obtained, the weighted scores of the above five indicators is used. For ranking 2006, the numbers of full-time equivalent academic staff are obtained for institutions in USA, UK, Japan, South Korea, Czech, China, Italy, Australia, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium, Slovenia, New Zealand etc.
Reply:Is this the Liberal classification list???
Reply:U.S. News and World Report ranks Harvard number one based on several criteria, some of which are (if I remember correctly):
1) High school class rank
2) S.A.T. scores
3) Peer rank from other universities
4) %age of alumni who give to the university
5) Median class size
You can access this information online at the U.S. News and World Report website.
Where is the Harvard university?
There is no universal mailing address that will work for every office at the University. Harvard has a large central campus located in Cambridge and Boston and affiliated offices in elsewhere in the U.S. and worldwide.
Below is a list of the most commonly-requested mailing addresses at the University. If you don't find what you need here, check the web site for the organization you're trying to reach or call Harvard Information at 617-495-1000.
Where is the Harvard university?
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Reply:go to their website duh
Below is a list of the most commonly-requested mailing addresses at the University. If you don't find what you need here, check the web site for the organization you're trying to reach or call Harvard Information at 617-495-1000.
Where is the Harvard university?
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Reply:go to their website duh
When I call Harvard University to ask questions they sound like they have short tempers?
They sound like they become easily irritated and are a little aggressive. Why?
When I call Harvard University to ask questions they sound like they have short tempers?
It is due to big egos. Also in their defense sometimes very smart people are annoyed by stupid questions.
Reply:If you are a sensitive sort of person and tend to tune into peoples' moods, then you are probably noticing that people give off these irritable vibes wherever you go these days.
Try to remember that it's nothing about you personally that is eliciting this reaction from the grumps on the other end of the phone line. It is a sign of the times, this ill-tempered, somewhat aggressive tone people seem to emit.
Just a little tip: When you call places from now on, if at all possible, call on a Friday and never, ever call on a Monday (or a Tuesday, either, for that matter).
Reply:To test your confidence when communicating I suppose...Or it's just been like any other day dealing with tons of students since it's one of the top Universities.
When I call Harvard University to ask questions they sound like they have short tempers?
It is due to big egos. Also in their defense sometimes very smart people are annoyed by stupid questions.
Reply:If you are a sensitive sort of person and tend to tune into peoples' moods, then you are probably noticing that people give off these irritable vibes wherever you go these days.
Try to remember that it's nothing about you personally that is eliciting this reaction from the grumps on the other end of the phone line. It is a sign of the times, this ill-tempered, somewhat aggressive tone people seem to emit.
Just a little tip: When you call places from now on, if at all possible, call on a Friday and never, ever call on a Monday (or a Tuesday, either, for that matter).
Reply:To test your confidence when communicating I suppose...Or it's just been like any other day dealing with tons of students since it's one of the top Universities.
How much a Harvard University professor make monthly?
I am just wondering how much they make ?
How much a Harvard University professor make monthly?
There are huge disparities among departments, because profs in the sciences/engineering tend to get more than those in the humanities/social sciences. Also, it's only the tenured ones who make a decent salary- lecturers and the ones lower on the totem-pole start off quite low indeed. Your English Comp lecturer might be making the kingly annual salary of, say, $33K-- substantially less than the students are paying to be there.
And they are most certainly not "millionaires" off their book royalties- most of their books get bought by libraries and a handful of other academics. They're not writing popular bestsellers, guys.
Reply:On a lighter note, on one of Tom Lehrer's 1960s album (he was a Harvard maths professor) he introduced a song by saying "I don't want you to think I *have* to do this for a living... why I could be making $3,000 a year just *teaching*!"
Reply:I had a prof in college who taught at Harvard. They make good money (about $150k-$250k/year, depending on the dept, and if they are fully tenured).
However, since most of them have written, and published (successful works/books), they are making a CRAP LOAD of money off of Royalites!!!! (Many of them are millionares, just from the publishing interests!)
Reply:100-200k a year
the coachs make 1M a year tho
sick huh?
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How much a Harvard University professor make monthly?
There are huge disparities among departments, because profs in the sciences/engineering tend to get more than those in the humanities/social sciences. Also, it's only the tenured ones who make a decent salary- lecturers and the ones lower on the totem-pole start off quite low indeed. Your English Comp lecturer might be making the kingly annual salary of, say, $33K-- substantially less than the students are paying to be there.
And they are most certainly not "millionaires" off their book royalties- most of their books get bought by libraries and a handful of other academics. They're not writing popular bestsellers, guys.
Reply:On a lighter note, on one of Tom Lehrer's 1960s album (he was a Harvard maths professor) he introduced a song by saying "I don't want you to think I *have* to do this for a living... why I could be making $3,000 a year just *teaching*!"
Reply:I had a prof in college who taught at Harvard. They make good money (about $150k-$250k/year, depending on the dept, and if they are fully tenured).
However, since most of them have written, and published (successful works/books), they are making a CRAP LOAD of money off of Royalites!!!! (Many of them are millionares, just from the publishing interests!)
Reply:100-200k a year
the coachs make 1M a year tho
sick huh?
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When I call Harvard University to ask questions they sound like they have short tempers?
They sound like they become easily irritated and are a little aggressive. Why?
When I call Harvard University to ask questions they sound like they have short tempers?
What are you trying to find out from them? Something available on their website perhaps?
When I call Harvard University to ask questions they sound like they have short tempers?
What are you trying to find out from them? Something available on their website perhaps?
Harvard university for foreign?
oil
Harvard university for foreign?
No for every1 who can make it in.
Reply:It is the best university in this world, its wedsite
http://www.harvard.edu/
Harvard university for foreign?
No for every1 who can make it in.
Reply:It is the best university in this world, its wedsite
http://www.harvard.edu/
Harvard university school?
Can someone tell me where i can find the true scale for a beta edition iq test please?
Harvard university school?
The development of the Stanford-Binet IQ test initiated the modern field of intelligence testing. The Stanford-Binet itself started with the French psychologist Alfred Binet who was charged by the French government with developing a method of identifying intellectually deficient children for placement in special education programs. As Binet indicated, case studies may be more detailed and at times more helpful, but the time required to test large numbers of people would be huge. Unfortunately, the tests he and his assistant Victor Henri developed in 1896 were largely disappointing (Fancher, 1985).
Harvard university school?
The development of the Stanford-Binet IQ test initiated the modern field of intelligence testing. The Stanford-Binet itself started with the French psychologist Alfred Binet who was charged by the French government with developing a method of identifying intellectually deficient children for placement in special education programs. As Binet indicated, case studies may be more detailed and at times more helpful, but the time required to test large numbers of people would be huge. Unfortunately, the tests he and his assistant Victor Henri developed in 1896 were largely disappointing (Fancher, 1985).
Harvard University endorsed Obama with a huge check to boot, Hillary's law school is still dragging, why?
Unless she's called her law school, to try and get them to make an announcement for her, by now - but will it work - or will they endorse Obama? What a slap in the face.
Face-off.
Harvard University endorsed Obama with a huge check to boot, Hillary's law school is still dragging, why?
Yale Law won't endorse anyone, and for good reason. When I lived in New Haven, the student body contained Bill Clinton, Hillary Rodham, Joe Lieberman, Clarence Thomas, Rosa de Lauro, and a bunch of other people who could perfectly well run for President and might very well do so someday.
Schools generally don't endorse political candidates anyway. I'm a fan of Hillary, who seems to be the only adult running for President on either side this time.
Reply:maybe they just want to go middle of the road. or maybe they are waiting for iowa.
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Face-off.
Harvard University endorsed Obama with a huge check to boot, Hillary's law school is still dragging, why?
Yale Law won't endorse anyone, and for good reason. When I lived in New Haven, the student body contained Bill Clinton, Hillary Rodham, Joe Lieberman, Clarence Thomas, Rosa de Lauro, and a bunch of other people who could perfectly well run for President and might very well do so someday.
Schools generally don't endorse political candidates anyway. I'm a fan of Hillary, who seems to be the only adult running for President on either side this time.
Reply:maybe they just want to go middle of the road. or maybe they are waiting for iowa.
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Harvard university requirments for IGCSE graduates?
According to Harvard:
"There is no single academic path we expect all students to follow, but the strongest applicants take the most rigorous secondary school curricula available to them."
You will probably apply as an international applicant, you can find the required forms here: http://www.admissions.college.harvard.ed...
"There is no single academic path we expect all students to follow, but the strongest applicants take the most rigorous secondary school curricula available to them."
You will probably apply as an international applicant, you can find the required forms here: http://www.admissions.college.harvard.ed...
Harvard college or harvard university?
i don't know how to address it in all my different letters for my app. which is it ive heard it both ways?
Harvard college or harvard university?
The institution is Harvard University. Universities have different colleges withing them such as college of business, college of nursing, college of arts and sciences etc. Within Harvard University is the undergraduate program which is called Harvard College. If you look at the admissions page you will see what I mean.......
Reply:Try "Harvard"
Harvard college or harvard university?
The institution is Harvard University. Universities have different colleges withing them such as college of business, college of nursing, college of arts and sciences etc. Within Harvard University is the undergraduate program which is called Harvard College. If you look at the admissions page you will see what I mean.......
Reply:Try "Harvard"
Will Harvard University be politically correct and create women only hours for the gym for the Muslims?
I do hope not
Will Harvard University be politically correct and create women only hours for the gym for the Muslims?
Nothing our leftist universities do can surprise me any longer.
Reply:They have.
This being accomplished, the next step is to impose Shariah on the rest of the population. There are countries where non-Muslim women are forced to abide by the rules that govern Musilm women. In fact there are societies such as in Kashmir where even though the law is secular, the Muslims intimidate the non Muslims to follow Shariah.
I wonder if we have a comment from Obama about his alma.
Reply:why should it?
so i hope not ....
Reply:you bet ye they are correct.
Will Harvard University be politically correct and create women only hours for the gym for the Muslims?
Nothing our leftist universities do can surprise me any longer.
Reply:They have.
This being accomplished, the next step is to impose Shariah on the rest of the population. There are countries where non-Muslim women are forced to abide by the rules that govern Musilm women. In fact there are societies such as in Kashmir where even though the law is secular, the Muslims intimidate the non Muslims to follow Shariah.
I wonder if we have a comment from Obama about his alma.
Reply:why should it?
so i hope not ....
Reply:you bet ye they are correct.
Does Harvard University (Stanford University,Yale University) give scholarship to students from Japan?
I`m living in Japan and I want to know if I can apply for a scholarship.
Does Harvard University (Stanford University,Yale University) give scholarship to students from Japan?
no, they don't give scholarships you have to apply for Financial Aid, maybe you can get a private scholarship.
Try------%26gt; fastweb.com..
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Does Harvard University (Stanford University,Yale University) give scholarship to students from Japan?
no, they don't give scholarships you have to apply for Financial Aid, maybe you can get a private scholarship.
Try------%26gt; fastweb.com..
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Does Harvard University offer a degree in journalism?
Also, what universities %26amp; colleges offer journalism and fashion design/interior design?
Does Harvard University offer a degree in journalism?
There are too many to list all (911 in all) here is what I found: http://apps.collegeboard.com/search/serv...
Reply:University of Pennseylvania's specialty is Journalism. Very prestigious college too.
Does Harvard University offer a degree in journalism?
There are too many to list all (911 in all) here is what I found: http://apps.collegeboard.com/search/serv...
Reply:University of Pennseylvania's specialty is Journalism. Very prestigious college too.
Harvard University implemented a new policy three weeks ago which permits only women to use a particular gym?
to work-out during certain hours every week - no men allowed. This request was initiated by a women's group, mostly Muslim women. Is this appealing to minority groups and discriminating against men, or do you think this is a fair arrangement.
I personally like the idea, as I prefer not to work-out in a gym with men, and I am not even Muslim but am curious to know how others feel.
Harvard University implemented a new policy three weeks ago which permits only women to use a particular gym?
Against.
Sorry but I follow rules - even if I think they are not bloody good- of the country I am in.
sometimes things really go too far.......and it is working against them actually ( have nothing against Muslims) but gee..
I have heard of similar requests in France : special schools for muslims women - no guys allowed - at the taxpayers' money. Being exempt from gym class etc etc etc..
There is a point when people really can hurt themselves by demanding too much.
In the Canada charter of human rights it is stated that muslim people should be granted in the work place a private area for them to pray about what ..2-3 times a day ?? Now........when reality hits......employers will discriminate out of fear of lost time, having to built special areas etc......Can you blame them ?
I live in a very predominantly protestant area. Do Catholics ask for special holidays and this and that ? no. People have to adapt.
OK..am going to get a lot of thumbs down.....but religion should be kept at home..not in school, not in politics, not in the workplace.....in my opinion.
There is a fine line between accepting/tolerating and downright obliging.
I compare it to people telling me that I should not smoke in my own home...that is my territory. I will certainly be mindful of pregnant women, allergic prone people etc and will restrain and will respect the rules of the home of people I am visiting also. But please do not tell me what I should or should not do in my property for which I care for and pay for.
I wish that smokers had private rooms too lol !
If some women have problems working out alongside men..well...sure..but I doubt they will go out protesting on the streets for that ! They might get used to it or join another gym...bit like everything in life really. When one is not comfortable with a special group, work environment, etc,,,,,,,,they leave..
@John : this is already happening lol !
Have noticed too that some muslim 360 will refuse any man to join ! Decent or not that is not the question......just what is in the pants !
Reply:What's a gym, Janet?
Reply:It is probably fair if the women feel more comfortable excercising alone. Actually, I don't think we in our country should cater to the needs of any and all religeous groups.
Suppose some woman said, "I cannot attend a lecture is there is a posibility of a man's shadow falling on me or I can not eat any food on which someones shadow has fallen."
Would it be reasonable then to have separate seating arrangements for these people?
Reply:I guess that could be ok...It's kinda weird for that to be seperated, but ok i guess...
Reply:It is reasonable. And I don't think it is discriminating to men at all. It is just giving women more freedom in the gym. Some women don't want to exercise in front of other men.
Reply:I agree it's not a bad idea on one hand, but on the other hand - when are they going to adapt and how long will we continue to make allowances for them? Why is it we have to adapt to THEM and they don't have to adapt to a country they chose to move to?
I'm so sick of them its not funny...
" Muslim taxi drivers refuse to carry blind people with guide dogs"
" Muslim students at Melbourne University request class timetables be changed to fit in with their prayer times"
" Muslim students fight for rights to wear hijab at school and have private prayer rooms"
" Muslims calling for Sharia law to be applied in a common-law country"
Hurry up and all kill each other Shi'ites and Sunnis... the sooner the better..
Reply:I don't think that it's necessarily discriminating against men. It's more about giving the Muslim women an opportunity to use the gym too. Wearing a head scarf might be dangerous on certain equipment, not to mention it might cause a woman to overheat! So designating hours when they can work out without having to wear their scarves is not discriminating.
Reply:It's a reasonable compromise. Men aren't totally not allowed and I'd be fine if they had hours for men only, women only and coed times.
I personally like the idea, as I prefer not to work-out in a gym with men, and I am not even Muslim but am curious to know how others feel.
Harvard University implemented a new policy three weeks ago which permits only women to use a particular gym?
Against.
Sorry but I follow rules - even if I think they are not bloody good- of the country I am in.
sometimes things really go too far.......and it is working against them actually ( have nothing against Muslims) but gee..
I have heard of similar requests in France : special schools for muslims women - no guys allowed - at the taxpayers' money. Being exempt from gym class etc etc etc..
There is a point when people really can hurt themselves by demanding too much.
In the Canada charter of human rights it is stated that muslim people should be granted in the work place a private area for them to pray about what ..2-3 times a day ?? Now........when reality hits......employers will discriminate out of fear of lost time, having to built special areas etc......Can you blame them ?
I live in a very predominantly protestant area. Do Catholics ask for special holidays and this and that ? no. People have to adapt.
OK..am going to get a lot of thumbs down.....but religion should be kept at home..not in school, not in politics, not in the workplace.....in my opinion.
There is a fine line between accepting/tolerating and downright obliging.
I compare it to people telling me that I should not smoke in my own home...that is my territory. I will certainly be mindful of pregnant women, allergic prone people etc and will restrain and will respect the rules of the home of people I am visiting also. But please do not tell me what I should or should not do in my property for which I care for and pay for.
I wish that smokers had private rooms too lol !
If some women have problems working out alongside men..well...sure..but I doubt they will go out protesting on the streets for that ! They might get used to it or join another gym...bit like everything in life really. When one is not comfortable with a special group, work environment, etc,,,,,,,,they leave..
@John : this is already happening lol !
Have noticed too that some muslim 360 will refuse any man to join ! Decent or not that is not the question......just what is in the pants !
Reply:What's a gym, Janet?
Reply:It is probably fair if the women feel more comfortable excercising alone. Actually, I don't think we in our country should cater to the needs of any and all religeous groups.
Suppose some woman said, "I cannot attend a lecture is there is a posibility of a man's shadow falling on me or I can not eat any food on which someones shadow has fallen."
Would it be reasonable then to have separate seating arrangements for these people?
Reply:I guess that could be ok...It's kinda weird for that to be seperated, but ok i guess...
Reply:It is reasonable. And I don't think it is discriminating to men at all. It is just giving women more freedom in the gym. Some women don't want to exercise in front of other men.
Reply:I agree it's not a bad idea on one hand, but on the other hand - when are they going to adapt and how long will we continue to make allowances for them? Why is it we have to adapt to THEM and they don't have to adapt to a country they chose to move to?
I'm so sick of them its not funny...
" Muslim taxi drivers refuse to carry blind people with guide dogs"
" Muslim students at Melbourne University request class timetables be changed to fit in with their prayer times"
" Muslim students fight for rights to wear hijab at school and have private prayer rooms"
" Muslims calling for Sharia law to be applied in a common-law country"
Hurry up and all kill each other Shi'ites and Sunnis... the sooner the better..
Reply:I don't think that it's necessarily discriminating against men. It's more about giving the Muslim women an opportunity to use the gym too. Wearing a head scarf might be dangerous on certain equipment, not to mention it might cause a woman to overheat! So designating hours when they can work out without having to wear their scarves is not discriminating.
Reply:It's a reasonable compromise. Men aren't totally not allowed and I'd be fine if they had hours for men only, women only and coed times.
Does Harvard University offer bchelor's degree in science nursing(BSN)??how bout Yale University?do they??
No, they definitely do not (the previous answerer was wrong).
Harvard and Yale are prestigious liberal arts universities. Their majors ("concentrations" at Harvard) are only in the LIBERAL ARTS....i.e. history, economics, literature, philosophy, mathematics, etc.
They have no "practical" majors, or "career-oriented" majors such as nursing, accounting, marketing, or pre-business or pre-law.
If you want a practical major, go to a state school. State schools often have hundreds of majors to choose from. Harvard only has 40 majors.
Does Harvard University offer bchelor's degree in science nursing(BSN)??how bout Yale University?do they??
Harvard and Yale dont offer BSN.
Yale only offers nursing at the graduate school.
Reply:they both do
Reply:http://www.harvard.edu/
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/
http://www.med.yale.edu/ysm/
http://info.med.yale.edu/ysm/departments...
Harvard and Yale are prestigious liberal arts universities. Their majors ("concentrations" at Harvard) are only in the LIBERAL ARTS....i.e. history, economics, literature, philosophy, mathematics, etc.
They have no "practical" majors, or "career-oriented" majors such as nursing, accounting, marketing, or pre-business or pre-law.
If you want a practical major, go to a state school. State schools often have hundreds of majors to choose from. Harvard only has 40 majors.
Does Harvard University offer bchelor's degree in science nursing(BSN)??how bout Yale University?do they??
Harvard and Yale dont offer BSN.
Yale only offers nursing at the graduate school.
Reply:they both do
Reply:http://www.harvard.edu/
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/
http://www.med.yale.edu/ysm/
http://info.med.yale.edu/ysm/departments...
Wat are the neccessary requirments and classes i need to take be sure i get to enter harvard university?
i need to no the basic requirments so that for sure i can enter harvard, i need basic classes to take in high school and where to study in SATS. thanks for telling me.
Wat are the neccessary requirments and classes i need to take be sure i get to enter harvard university?
Its pretty impossible to answer this, because the school is so selective. Lets just put it this way, 2 years ago we had a kid who had a 4.8GPA, took all the hardest classes, had a perfect SAT score, and a 35 on ACT (1 away from perfect). He got rejected. He was also on the tennis team, and had a black belt.
As you can see Harvard is looking for smart people, yea, but also for more than that. They want unique people, they want rich people, they want people who are 1 in a million. There is no class that teaches that.
Granted I went to a public school (a pretty good public school actually), but still it actually hurts your chances. There are a few books out there that "teach" you to get into Harvard, some really interesting. You can search for some these, and read them.
Reply:You need to pay more attention to your spelling and grammar.
Consult your guidance counsellor about what courses to take in high school. There is no guarantee that you will be accepted at Harvard, no matter what you take. That's a very difficult school to get into.
Reply:well, first of all, I would recommend working on grammar/spelling and basic comp. skills then worry about what college may accept you
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Wat are the neccessary requirments and classes i need to take be sure i get to enter harvard university?
Its pretty impossible to answer this, because the school is so selective. Lets just put it this way, 2 years ago we had a kid who had a 4.8GPA, took all the hardest classes, had a perfect SAT score, and a 35 on ACT (1 away from perfect). He got rejected. He was also on the tennis team, and had a black belt.
As you can see Harvard is looking for smart people, yea, but also for more than that. They want unique people, they want rich people, they want people who are 1 in a million. There is no class that teaches that.
Granted I went to a public school (a pretty good public school actually), but still it actually hurts your chances. There are a few books out there that "teach" you to get into Harvard, some really interesting. You can search for some these, and read them.
Reply:You need to pay more attention to your spelling and grammar.
Consult your guidance counsellor about what courses to take in high school. There is no guarantee that you will be accepted at Harvard, no matter what you take. That's a very difficult school to get into.
Reply:well, first of all, I would recommend working on grammar/spelling and basic comp. skills then worry about what college may accept you
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I will be a Student at East los angeles college, I want to know if i can later transfer to Harvard university?
after two years studying at ELAC, can i transfer to Harvard?
Is harvard a public or private school ?
I will be a Student at East los angeles college, I want to know if i can later transfer to Harvard university?
Private. (See Massachusett)
http://dir.yahoo.com/Education/Higher_Ed...
They accept transfer students - but...if I understand this correctly, won't be taking them for two years 2008-2009 %26amp; 2009-2010 due to housing limitations.
http://www.admissions.college.harvard.ed...
Is harvard a public or private school ?
I will be a Student at East los angeles college, I want to know if i can later transfer to Harvard university?
Private. (See Massachusett)
http://dir.yahoo.com/Education/Higher_Ed...
They accept transfer students - but...if I understand this correctly, won't be taking them for two years 2008-2009 %26amp; 2009-2010 due to housing limitations.
http://www.admissions.college.harvard.ed...
About Harvard and University of Santo Tomas.?
(For those Thomasian Students who entered the college of medicine in harvard)
May I ask What is the amount of the tuition fee and is it worth it? I mean they are both known because they are two of the oldest universities in the whole world. What grades in premed shall I have?
About Harvard and University of Santo Tomas.?
Harvard Med School tuition costs are "adjusted" each year. As for 2007, the tuition amounts to $38,600 per year. As a very competitive and prestigious university, Harvard students tend to have exemplary grades and excellent MCAT scores. As for its worth, it depends on what field you wish to specialize (field, research, practice, ect). Every university has its own particular specialty.
May I ask What is the amount of the tuition fee and is it worth it? I mean they are both known because they are two of the oldest universities in the whole world. What grades in premed shall I have?
About Harvard and University of Santo Tomas.?
Harvard Med School tuition costs are "adjusted" each year. As for 2007, the tuition amounts to $38,600 per year. As a very competitive and prestigious university, Harvard students tend to have exemplary grades and excellent MCAT scores. As for its worth, it depends on what field you wish to specialize (field, research, practice, ect). Every university has its own particular specialty.
What is the procedure of getting admission in MBA program in Stanford university and harvard university.?
well i am aspirant of MBA program, right now in doing graduation with B.Com (first year) as my subject.....what sort of preparation i can pursue along with my graduation for getting admission in Stanford., what are the minimum qualifications for applying in MBA in concerned university ....I am from India....
what are the number of attempts in these examinations.
please guide me
thank you
What is the procedure of getting admission in MBA program in Stanford university and harvard university.?
Consult the following websites for everything you need:
http://www.geebeeworld.com and click on the flag of USA.
http://www.princetonreview.com
You need at least 2-3 years work experience before applying for a MBA.
All the best!
what are the number of attempts in these examinations.
please guide me
thank you
What is the procedure of getting admission in MBA program in Stanford university and harvard university.?
Consult the following websites for everything you need:
http://www.geebeeworld.com and click on the flag of USA.
http://www.princetonreview.com
You need at least 2-3 years work experience before applying for a MBA.
All the best!
Do you know what GPA you need to get into Princeton or Harvard University?
I am 15 and I'm graduating this year. I was just wondering if anybody knew what your GPA had to be to get into Harvard or Princeton?
Do you know what GPA you need to get into Princeton or Harvard University?
Elite schools (and Princeton is about as elite as it gets) have many, many applicants for each place. If you look at the websites for MIT, Princeton and the other Ivies, and schools like Duke, Stanford, etc. they show what SAT scores and what rank in class their incoming classes have. But just having top scores is not enough. In these schools virtually every student has done something extraordinary. When my son arrived at one of these schools as a freshman, the kid in the next room was a McDonald's All-American basketball player, and the kid on the other side was the National champion in one of the most popular computer games, and also had scored 1600 on the old 2-test SAT. The guy across the hall spoke four languages and had published a book about his experience as a High School exchange student in Africa.... every single kid in the dorm was special in some way.
If you have way high scores AND something special to offer, your chances of getting into an elite school are reasonably good.
Reply:At least a 5.0
Reply:if u wanna go to princeton, u better not be from new jersey
cos i know alot of ppl who had an almost perfect gpa and sats
and didnt get in
good luck though!
Reply:4.0 those schools are extremely competive. And if you have taken AP or honors classes that makes your chances even better.
Reply:There is no minimum GPA; I know someone with 800 on the SAT combined reading and math scores who got into both of these schools.
Reply:They don't have a set GPA -- but about 95% of those accepted are in the top10% of their classes and 75% of those accepted have at least a 1400 on their SATs.
Reply:Yeah........$$$$$$$$$$$$$....... and know the right people. You can have no GPA and still get into those schools........lol.
Reply:Pretty sure you will need a 4.0 or close to it. Also need a lot of extra curricular activities, charity work, high level classes, etc.
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Do you know what GPA you need to get into Princeton or Harvard University?
Elite schools (and Princeton is about as elite as it gets) have many, many applicants for each place. If you look at the websites for MIT, Princeton and the other Ivies, and schools like Duke, Stanford, etc. they show what SAT scores and what rank in class their incoming classes have. But just having top scores is not enough. In these schools virtually every student has done something extraordinary. When my son arrived at one of these schools as a freshman, the kid in the next room was a McDonald's All-American basketball player, and the kid on the other side was the National champion in one of the most popular computer games, and also had scored 1600 on the old 2-test SAT. The guy across the hall spoke four languages and had published a book about his experience as a High School exchange student in Africa.... every single kid in the dorm was special in some way.
If you have way high scores AND something special to offer, your chances of getting into an elite school are reasonably good.
Reply:At least a 5.0
Reply:if u wanna go to princeton, u better not be from new jersey
cos i know alot of ppl who had an almost perfect gpa and sats
and didnt get in
good luck though!
Reply:4.0 those schools are extremely competive. And if you have taken AP or honors classes that makes your chances even better.
Reply:There is no minimum GPA; I know someone with 800 on the SAT combined reading and math scores who got into both of these schools.
Reply:They don't have a set GPA -- but about 95% of those accepted are in the top10% of their classes and 75% of those accepted have at least a 1400 on their SATs.
Reply:Yeah........$$$$$$$$$$$$$....... and know the right people. You can have no GPA and still get into those schools........lol.
Reply:Pretty sure you will need a 4.0 or close to it. Also need a lot of extra curricular activities, charity work, high level classes, etc.
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I'm looking for a word that represents a graduate from Harvard University. It's a 12-letter word.?
Like Oxonian for Oxford University %26amp; Cantabrigian for Cambridge.
I'm looking for a word that represents a graduate from Harvard University. It's a 12-letter word.?
obnoxiousely....oberlin college...penalizingly...penn state...delicoustics....delaware state....go buckeyes...beam me up scottie
I'm looking for a word that represents a graduate from Harvard University. It's a 12-letter word.?
obnoxiousely....oberlin college...penalizingly...penn state...delicoustics....delaware state....go buckeyes...beam me up scottie
Hi guys I am a freshman in highschool I realy want to go harvard university can u help me??
I am a 3.6 G.P.A , and I do lots of activitis like being a black belt in teakwando (won compotisions before)
varsity tennis
I help in the hospitals
and I am going to honors alg.2 next year based on what my math teacher said.
can u guys tell me what else I should do before I finish highschool
so that I have a better chance of going to harvard? thankyou guys soooo much.
Hi guys I am a freshman in highschool I realy want to go harvard university can u help me??
Start off by making all A's! Raise your GPA to, if possible, a 3.85 - 4.0, because your goal should be to become your class' valedictorian (it will help tremendously with scholarships and grants). Become apart of all the extra curricular activities you can possible manage. For example, take on a responsibility like becoming your school's National Honor Society's President (that will look pretty darn good) and compete in UIL (both sports and academics). Become social with your teachers, because when a teacher believes in you, they also believe in your dream (meaning a great recommendation in the bag). GOOD! And I mean GOOD SAT scores! 700 in each subject at the very, very least! Become involved in outside of school activities... like your teakwando, that's amazing. Props to you! Maybe do community service with Habitat for Humanity or wing it by... organizing your own fundraiser for homeless people in your community, stuff like that.
Before ending this novel, I would like to say that every Ivy League University looks for something different. You might receive acceptance into Yale but not Harvard, into Brown but not Columbia. Some schools commend students in their academics, others in their extra curricular activities, others in their community service and others in the sports they were apart of. If you are really dedicated in attending Harvard work your butt off! Because at the end it will all be worth it. But if you dont get admitted into Harvard, you might have a chance to attend another Ivy League school...and although it is the most highly held university, dont lose hope, maybe you'll even have to attend another university and transfer to Harvard. If you really believe, you will get there some how.
Best of luck!!!
Reply:Get Straight A's, take a ton of AP classes, learn how to spell competitions, Great extra-curriculars (leadership looks the best - ex. student government), and perfect SAT/ACT scores (take SAT/ACT prep courses).
Reply:I wanna go there too. u have to be like extra smart. it would be easy if ur parents went there then u can go there directly-my teacher told me. But right now i am to small for college. i am in 7th grade.
Best of luck
Reply:you're gonna need a GPA well over a 4.0, mad writing skills in order to convey your interests and personalities, etc.
i dont' know what grade you're in, but you're probably gonna have to work your way up to at least calc by graduation.
and really good SATS, probably at least 700s.
Reply:The best thing you can do at this point in your life is keep up your grade point average. Make sure you don't get behind in your studies, and also get yourself involved in a lot of school activities (only if time permits). It's only your freshman year in high school, don't stress yourself out at this point in life about what college you would like to attend because Harvard is a good school, but there are plenty more out there with the same options that Harvard as well.
Reply:Harvard gets many more high school valedictorian (#1 student in the class) applications than they have openings. This puts them in a position to decide which students who were #1 in their high school they will accept and which they will reject. They are unlikely to accept 2 students from your school, so you need to be #1 in your class.
The activities are good, but they will not be considered until after you meet the test of GPA or class standing.
You will need college prep, honors and AP classes and you will need to get A's in them. If your grades and class rank are high enough, they will look at your extracurricular activities to see if you are "well rounded".
Go for Harvard. Study like crazy to get in, but have a backup plan because most applicants who were #1 in their high school class are rejected.
varsity tennis
I help in the hospitals
and I am going to honors alg.2 next year based on what my math teacher said.
can u guys tell me what else I should do before I finish highschool
so that I have a better chance of going to harvard? thankyou guys soooo much.
Hi guys I am a freshman in highschool I realy want to go harvard university can u help me??
Start off by making all A's! Raise your GPA to, if possible, a 3.85 - 4.0, because your goal should be to become your class' valedictorian (it will help tremendously with scholarships and grants). Become apart of all the extra curricular activities you can possible manage. For example, take on a responsibility like becoming your school's National Honor Society's President (that will look pretty darn good) and compete in UIL (both sports and academics). Become social with your teachers, because when a teacher believes in you, they also believe in your dream (meaning a great recommendation in the bag). GOOD! And I mean GOOD SAT scores! 700 in each subject at the very, very least! Become involved in outside of school activities... like your teakwando, that's amazing. Props to you! Maybe do community service with Habitat for Humanity or wing it by... organizing your own fundraiser for homeless people in your community, stuff like that.
Before ending this novel, I would like to say that every Ivy League University looks for something different. You might receive acceptance into Yale but not Harvard, into Brown but not Columbia. Some schools commend students in their academics, others in their extra curricular activities, others in their community service and others in the sports they were apart of. If you are really dedicated in attending Harvard work your butt off! Because at the end it will all be worth it. But if you dont get admitted into Harvard, you might have a chance to attend another Ivy League school...and although it is the most highly held university, dont lose hope, maybe you'll even have to attend another university and transfer to Harvard. If you really believe, you will get there some how.
Best of luck!!!
Reply:Get Straight A's, take a ton of AP classes, learn how to spell competitions, Great extra-curriculars (leadership looks the best - ex. student government), and perfect SAT/ACT scores (take SAT/ACT prep courses).
Reply:I wanna go there too. u have to be like extra smart. it would be easy if ur parents went there then u can go there directly-my teacher told me. But right now i am to small for college. i am in 7th grade.
Best of luck
Reply:you're gonna need a GPA well over a 4.0, mad writing skills in order to convey your interests and personalities, etc.
i dont' know what grade you're in, but you're probably gonna have to work your way up to at least calc by graduation.
and really good SATS, probably at least 700s.
Reply:The best thing you can do at this point in your life is keep up your grade point average. Make sure you don't get behind in your studies, and also get yourself involved in a lot of school activities (only if time permits). It's only your freshman year in high school, don't stress yourself out at this point in life about what college you would like to attend because Harvard is a good school, but there are plenty more out there with the same options that Harvard as well.
Reply:Harvard gets many more high school valedictorian (#1 student in the class) applications than they have openings. This puts them in a position to decide which students who were #1 in their high school they will accept and which they will reject. They are unlikely to accept 2 students from your school, so you need to be #1 in your class.
The activities are good, but they will not be considered until after you meet the test of GPA or class standing.
You will need college prep, honors and AP classes and you will need to get A's in them. If your grades and class rank are high enough, they will look at your extracurricular activities to see if you are "well rounded".
Go for Harvard. Study like crazy to get in, but have a backup plan because most applicants who were #1 in their high school class are rejected.
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