Harvard University Top Questions

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I love that Harvard does not discriminate based on financial background. Their financial aid initiative gives everyone a chance for higher education. For those whose families come as immigrants or from an uneducated background, HFAI provides hope for the future.

I'm still a little torn about whether my decision to come to Harvard had been a good one. I suppose it's a love-hate relationship - while it's challenged me in so many ways, I think it truly is a remarkable institution.

I love Harvard.

Harvard is simply Harvard..

Man, filling out this survey has made me realize how miserable my Harvard experience has been so far. Coming to Harvard, I thought everyone wanted to be the best mathematician, physicist, psychologist, economist, historian, etc.... that they can be. But then I found out that many people are just here because society has made college degrees necessary to get good jobs. Some people will spend as little time as possible on classes so that they can pursue their ambitions in some non-academic field, such as sports. You know what, I think my problem is just my freshman rooming assignment. I happened to get roomed with athletes and theater people, and no scientists. So it was tough when I would stay up late doing math problem sets and I would see my roommates bringing dozens of friends over and drinking. If I had been roomed with nerds, maybe I wouldn't be so bitter.

Harvard is where I feel at home, and although there is definitely room for improvement, I would not rather be anywhere else!

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Harvard boys, IN GENERAL, tend to be horrible boyfriends.