Hey Shruti,
Harvard University is one of the most prestigious universities in the world and provides financial aid of about $46,508 each on an average to the students based on their need/merit. The amount provided is highly subjective and depends your profile. Some of the most popular scholarships provided by Harvard are:
Harvard University Scholarships, HBS Forward Fellowship, Harvard University Environmental Fellowship Program and many more. For more information, iSchoolconnect has a blog which gives information on Harvard University. You can check it out here https://www.ischoolconnect.com/blog/all-about-studying-at-harvard-university/ You can also contact them and know more about which scholarship is perfect for you.

Hey Umang,
Your competitive exams, academic scores, portfolio, LOR, SOP, essays and much more are the factors that influence whether you get into Harvard or not. Harvard requires you to get a CGPA of atleast 3.6 and atleast 320+ in your GRE exams for you to get in. You should also know that the university has different prerequisites for different programs. So before applying, always check the requirements mentioned. For any further information regarding the topic of studyng abroad you could speak with our counsellors at(https://ischoolconnect.com/contact-us). All the best 🙂

Harvard graduate school of architecture is one of the great architecture colleges inside the USA. Harvard requires a four year Bachelor in Science or Bachelor in Arts in any subject or Bachelors Degree in multiple constitutions with Architecture being the main course. As part of your application procedure, you are expected to submit a portfolio as well. Harvard's minimal TOEFL IBT rating is 92 with at least 23 in each phase. And the favored rating is 104 with 26 in every section. Harvard accepts online applications. If you wanted to get further details you could check iSchoolConnect's blog on 'All about Harvard University' here : https://www.ischoolconnect.com/blog/all-about-studying-at-harvard-university/.
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Read through the official university page for more details

Check out the details here, Myra. Since it's the official website, you'll get great information.

Instead of offering a master’s course, Harvard offers a joint MS/MBA degree in Biotechnology: Life Sciences
The subjects you learn will help you build sustainable business models around therapeutics
The curriculum will include subjects like NextGen Biotechnology, Finance, Ethical Dilemmas, etcetera
Read this blog for more info, like fee, job opportunities, etc.

That's a tough competition
Both are equally good and have had a rivalry for reputation in political science for as long as one can remember
But in my opinion, you should choose Harvard

Hi ,I am Jesna, a postgraduate in electronics and communication engineering. I really wish to do a master's in computer engineering with a full scholarship. I have 7.7 cgpa for both my bachelors and masters. Can i get a full scholarship with my score?

How do I get admitted to Harvard University for a bachelor's?

@lavanya-mhatre
Aim for getting a GMAT score in the range of 620-790 if you are aiming at Harvard University.

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Hey Jay!

The annual salary absolutely depends on which course you have pursued. However, the annual salary after graduating from Harvard University is somewhere around 92,033 USD.

If you still need help choosing the right country for you, our study abroad experts can help. Reach out to them at +91 9145332283 or info@ischoolconnect.com.

Harvard University is one of the world's oldest and most prestigious universities. Harvard University is a member of the Ivy League - a group of universities that boast centuries of history, tradition, and prestige. Being one of the most prestigious universities, one should expect the selection to be very competitive. The average SAT score required to get into Harvard is 1520.