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1. www.forbes.com › sites › christopherrimWhat All Of The 3.6% Admitted Students At Harvard Have In ...

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   Apr 2, 2024 · While Harvard's admitted class is composed of a diverse group of students with widely varied interests and backgrounds, there are a few guiding commonalities that unite them.

   • Author: Christopher Rim

2. features.thecrimson.com › after-harvardThe Harvard Crimson | Class of 2020 By the Numbers

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   Three industries reigned supreme among Harvard seniors’ post-graduate plans. Of respondents planning to enter the workforce, a majority — 63 percent — indicated they would go into consulting,...

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4. features.thecrimson.com › 2022 › senior-surveyThe Harvard Crimson | Class of 2022 By the Numbers

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   Harvard undergraduates returned to the classroom this year for the first time since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic — at first masked and distanced, and, after March, maskless. The...

5. college.harvard.edu › admissions › admissions-statisticsAdmissions Statistics | Harvard

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   The Admissions Statistics page includes data on the number of applications, the number of admitted students (including those admitted from the waitlist), and the number of enrolling students. The page also includes the share of enrolled students by: Geography. Intended Field of Study. Race and Ethnicity.

   • Middle Atlantic: 20%
   • New England: 17%

   • Midwest: 9%
   • South: 16%

6. www.harvardmagazine.com › what-harvard-graduatesWhat Do Graduates at Harvard Really Want in 2024? | Harvard ...

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   This year held to form: half of respondents said they are headed to such roles—and overwhelmingly at six-figure starting salaries. The day before Commencement, the New York Times highlighted the phenomenon in a feature titled, “What Do Students at Elite Colleges Really Want?”

7. features.thecrimson.com › after-harvardThe Harvard Crimson | Class of 2021 By the Numbers

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   With over a year of virtual classes under their belt, the Class of 2021 graduates tomorrow into a changing workforce. Like previous graduates, most seniors plan to hold jobs in the finance,...

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   What makes a good Harvard student?

   • Harvard and other top colleges seek students with more than great transcripts—students who not only excel academically but who also possess a guiding passion, often one that they have mobilized in service of their communities. As Harvard’s admissions website states: “There is no formula for gaining admission to Harvard.

   What All Of The 3.6% Admitted Students At Harvard Have In ... - Forbes

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   How important is academics at Harvard?

   • Academics were the top priority for the graduating class, with about 93 percent of respondents rating it as “very important” or “important.” Surveyed seniors reported spending an average of 34.3 hours per week on academics, a slight decrease from last year. How important were the following during your time at Harvard?

   The Harvard Crimson | Class of 2022 By the Numbers

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   What do Harvard seniors want to do after graduation?

   • Three industries reigned supreme among Harvard seniors’ post-graduate plans. Of respondents planning to enter the workforce, a majority — 63 percent — indicated they would go into consulting, finance, or technology.

   The Harvard Crimson | Class of 2020 By the Numbers

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   Why can't I access all information about Harvard students?

   • Due to the 2023 U.S. Supreme Court decision, we are unable to access all information about Harvard’s applicants, admitted students, and enrolling students, while the application review process is still underway.

   Admissions Statistics | Harvard

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   Are Harvard's class of 2020 graduating in a new job market?

   • Harvard’s Class of 2020 is graduating into an unprecedented job market — while many are sticking to similar career choices as previous classes, measurably higher numbers are graduating with uncertainty.

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   How hard is it to get into Harvard University?

   • Every year, tens of thousands of students from around the world apply to Harvard University in the hopes of attending one of the nation’s most prestigious universities. To write that receiving a coveted letter of admission is challenging is a gross understatement—only 3.59% of Harvard hopefuls were admitted during the 2023-24 application cycle.

   What All Of The 3.6% Admitted Students At Harvard Have In ... - Forbes

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9. www.bbc.com › news › education-27620096What do young Harvard graduates believe? - BBC News

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   May 29, 2014 · Private lives. Among those planning to enter government or politics, 39% have used marijuana while students. There are 15% of Harvard graduates who are gay - and this survey shows...