The World's Most Famous University. Extraordinary Connections.

Harvard University is the world's most famous educational institution — a name synonymous with intellectual excellence, professional achievement, and the extraordinary alumni network that eight centuries of educating the world's leaders has created. The Harvard experience — whether at the undergraduate College, the Business School, the Law School, the Medical School, or any of the University's twelve other graduate and professional schools — is defined by exposure to the world's best thinkers, the company of extraordinary peers, and the particular pressure of performing at the very highest academic level.

The Cambridge, Massachusetts campus is one of America's most beautiful — a series of historic quadrangles, libraries, and research facilities that create both physical beauty and a concentrated intellectual environment unlike anywhere else in the country. The Boston metropolitan area provides a broader social context that combines the intellectual richness of a major university city (Harvard, MIT, Tufts, Boston University, Northeastern) with the economic dynamism of a major US financial and technology hub.

Harvard is extraordinarily expensive. Even with Harvard's generous financial aid programme — which provides free tuition to families earning under $85,000 and sliding scale assistance above that — many Harvard students carry significant financial pressures, particularly graduate and professional school students who are unlikely to qualify for the same level of undergraduate aid and who face combined tuition and living costs that can exceed $80,000 per year.

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Harvard's social world is concentrated but rich. The Houses (Harvard's residential system for upperclassmen), the Final Clubs and social organisations, the Crimson newspaper, the Lampoon, the various professional clubs and associations — these create a dense social network within which genuine connections form. The Crimson — Harvard's student newspaper — is a particularly notable institution, having trained generations of major media figures.

Boston's social life beyond campus is equally engaging: the city's concentration of universities creates a young, intellectually active social world that extends from Cambridge through the Back Bay to Beacon Hill.

The Harvard alumni network is without parallel in higher education. Eight US presidents, over 150 Nobel laureates, dozens of billionaires, virtually every field's leading practitioners — the Harvard network creates connections and opportunities that persist throughout professional life. Partners who form connections with Harvard students or graduates are connecting with a community that will be professionally extraordinary across every domain.

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