Overview
Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university founded in 1636 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. It is known globally for excellence in academics, research, law, medicine, business, engineering, and public policy. Harvard includes undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools and has one of the world’s largest academic library systems.
TypePublic
Established2000
Total Students5,000
Indian Students500
Campus5000
Courses1 Programs
Fees From$5,000/yr
World Rank#1
Accreditation & Recognition
WHO Listed, NMC Approved, ECFMG Eligible, FAIMER Recognized, Russian Ministry Approved
WHO Listed
NMC Approved
ECFMG Eligible
FAIMER Recognized
Russian Ministry Approved
Eligibility Criteria
Undergraduate
Strong high school academic record
SAT/ACT optional but competitive scores strengthen applications
English proficiency proof for international students
Extracurricular achievements and essays
Graduate Programs
Bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution
Relevant academic background
GRE/GMAT where required
English proficiency scores
Research/work experience for certain programs
Admission Process
Choose a program (Undergraduate, Master’s, MBA, PhD, etc.)
Complete the online application through the appropriate portal:
Common App / Coalition App for undergraduate programs
Individual graduate school portals for postgraduate programs
Submit academic transcripts
Provide recommendation letters
Submit Statement of Purpose / essays
Submit English proficiency scores (TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo if applicable)
Standardized test scores (SAT/ACT/GRE/GMAT depending on program requirements)
Attend interview if shortlisted
Receive admission decision
Hostel & Campus Life
Harvard provides extensive on-campus residential housing.
Undergraduate students usually stay in Harvard Yard during the first year
Upper-year students are assigned to residential houses
Graduate students can access Harvard University Housing apartments and residence halls
Facilities generally include furnished rooms, dining halls, internet access, laundry, common spaces, and security services
Campus Facilities
Libraries
Research Centers
Laboratories
Museums
Sports Complexes
Student Housing
Dining Halls
Medical Facilities
Innovation Labs
Career Services
Wi-Fi Campus
Recreation Centers
Arts Centers
Counseling Services
Shuttle Transportation
Computer Labs
Entrepreneurship Centers
