Is it hard to get into Harvard University?

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    Ridhi | Contributor-Level 10

    a month ago

    Harvard University acceptance rate usually stays under 5%. For the class of 2029,  Harvard received around 53,700 applications from prospective students. Whereas the number of students admitted stood at approximately 1,950.  This suggests that the Harvard acceptance rate 2025 stands at 3.63%,  meaning that out of every 100 students who apply to the university's admission process, around 3-4 students are likely to be offered addmision and the golden opportunity to enroll on the university's campus grounds. 

    Thus, it can be concluded that it is extremely tough to secure a seat at Harvard.

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    Nidhi Kumari | Contributor-Level 9

    8 months ago

    Being one of the world's most prestigious universities, Harvard makes admission quite challenging. Harvard only accepts a small percentage of candidates each year, with an admission rate of between 4–5%. The institution seeks students with extraordinary leadership abilities, extracurricular accomplishments, community involvement, and distinctive personal traits in addition to their stellar academic records. The majority of admitted students have advanced coursework, such as Andhra Pradesh or IB classes, a high GPA, and top SAT/ACT scores, thus academic achievement is a guarantee. Harvard, however, also considers a variety of factors

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  • Yes, it is difficult for international students to get admission at Harvard University because of its high acceptance rate. Harvard University acceptance rate is 3.41%, which means the admissions are moderatly competative. The university is highly selective and the chances of getting admitted increase if your grades are at the top and your extra-curricular activities align with Harvard's values. For the Class of 2027, Harvard College has offered regular admission to 1,220 applicants, with 1,942 admitted in total. The total number of applications for the Class of 2027 was 56,937.

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    Anushree Sinha | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago

    Getting into Harvard University is quite competitive but not impossible. Applicants can get into Harvard once they have outstanding academic grades. For the Class of 2028, 1,937 of the 54,008 applicants to class were granted admission, This is equivalent to 3.6%. Apart from the academic achievements, Harvard University also looks for these qualities in students:

    • Growth & Potential
    • Interests & Activities (Extracurricular)
    • Personal Character
    • Contribution to the Harvard Community

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The acceptance rate of Harvard University is around 3.4%, which shows that the admission to the university is very selective and only accepts highly qualified candidates. 
 
Interested candidates must perform really well in past academics & entrance exams to have a chance of admission to the university. 

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