HARVARD

LOCATION AND WEBSITE

• It is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Cambridge, MA 02138
• www.harvard.edu

SCHOOL SPIRIT

• Mascot- John Harvard, the pilgrim
• School color- Crimson

SCHOOL SONG

• They have many songs, but '10 thousand men of Harvard' is the most played.
• The song is too long for me to fit on this slide, but it starts in Latin, then English after the Latin verse.
• It is the most played school fight song.

TUITION

• Normal tuition without room, or board fees is $45,278.
• Tuition including textbooks and travel fees is $64,400 - $69,600.
• Meal plans are not included.
• Dorm fees, and board fees are included along with the tuition.
• In addition you are required to have health insurance to attend, and can buy it for a extra $2,390

TUITION

• In me out o state tuition cost the same as the normal tuition.

EXTRA FEES

• Apartment Housing including Utilities 15,000 Dormitory Housing 6,672–10,480 Meal Plan for Dormitory Residents 2,232 Food 5,670 Miscellaneous 5,780

BACHELOR DEGREE

• I could not find the cost for a Bachelors degree, but I did find this. For PhD students.
• Your first and second year of study is $41,832. This is required.
• Your third and fourth year is $10,876.
• This is before costs of dorms, or apartment, eating expenses, books, or personal expenses.

FINANCIAL AID

• About 70% of students need financial aid.
• It is available for up to 5 years for PhD students.
• Families with and income below $65,000 will generally pay nothing towards Harvard.
• Families with income between $65,000-$150,000 will be expected to pay 10%
• Search 'financial aid' on Harvard's website to learn more.

TEST SCORES

• You me at least a GPA of 4.04.
• And a ACT score of at least a 32 to be considered average.
• With these scores you only have a 6% admission.
• With a perfect GPA and a 36 on your ACT's, you still only have a 69.72 chance of being accepted.
• 75% of recently accepted freshman scored a 2100 or above on SAT's

HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS

• 4 years of English Four years of a single foreign language.
• The study of history for at least two, and preferably three years: American history, European history, and one additional advanced history course
• 4 years of math The study of science for four years: physics, chemistry, and biology, and preferably one of these at an advanced level.
• AP classes greaten your chance.

STUDENT POPULATION

• Harvard College: About 6,700 Graduate and professional students: About 14,500 Total: About 21,000

ETHNICITY BREAKDOWN

• 0.2% American Indian/Alaskan Native 20.9% Asian 7.4% Black/African-American 10.5% Hispanic/Latino 6.7% Multi-race (not Hispanic/Latino) 0.1% Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander 49.8% White 4.4% Unknown

MALE TO FEMALE RATIO

• 51.9% are men
• 48.1% are women

HOUSING

• Over 97% of students chose to live on campus all 4 years.
• $6,478 - $10,174, plus $2,162 for the mandatory meal plan.
• Most apartments even allow pets!
• Each dormitory usually creates their own sports team.

THE DEGREES OFFERED ARE

• Business School
• Harvard College
• Division of Continuing Education
• Dental Medicine
• Divinity School
• Arts & Sciences
• Design

DEGREES

• Graduate School of Education
• Engineering and Applied Sciences
• Kennedy School
• Law
• Medical
• Institute for advanced Study
• Public Health

SPORTS

• Since Harvard is an Ivy League institution they do not offer scholarships.
• Varsity teams include baseball, basketball, crew, cross-country, fencing, field hockey, football, golf, ice hockey, lacrosse, sailing, skiing, soccer, softball, squash, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, volleyball, water polo, and wrestling.
• Each dormitory can create their own team.

CLUBS

• They have over 400 organizations and clubs.
• Such as 7 orchestras, choir, arts, sports, journalism, photography, drama and many many more.