Harvard University Admission Process
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
All the international students are required to submit transcripts in English language or have certified English translation. International transcript include- courses, seminars, exams, grades, etc., which should be totally in English language.
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12 months agoContributor-Level 10
Harvard Education School get thousands of applications every year globally. But based on acceptance rate of 3.4%, it can be seen that getting admission to institute is not easy and students must excel in both book level education and other real life activities to have chance of getting admission at HGSE.
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Guide-Level 11
Harvard is a big institution and difficult to get. Below are the requirements.
1 ISAT score
2 School transcripts
3 recommendations from teacher's counselor
4 Extracurricular activities are another important factor
They basically judge your overall personality. All the best
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http://m.wikihow.com/Get-Into-Harvard-University
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Scholar-Level 17
To begin with, take your SAT or ACT and build your profile so that you match the standards of applicants applying and enrolled in Harvard. You must also have very high academic standing and good extracurriculars. They look for students who are all-rounders. Harvard offers limited scholarships to outstanding candidates. You will be considered for a scholarship once you have been enrolled and to get enrolled, you must be brilliant enough. Full financial aid is very difficult but Harvard works on two principles which are -
- Aid is based entirely on need, not merit.
- Admission to Harvard is need-blind, meaning your financial nee
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