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Mrs. Simmons
Career Ed
5-2-18
I learned that colleges have a lot more options than I thought. I also saw that there are
many, many majors that can be chosen from. Often, I could not think of a career or job that
could match the majors, but many seemed very fascinating. As someone who does not yet
know what they want to do as a career, all these options seem slightly overwhelming.
Something else that was slightly surprising to me is that our local community college
costs nearly the same amount as the two Adventist colleges that I researched. With this
information, an adventist college may be a cheaper/better option because I can get
scholarships. I have worked hard my entire high school career for scholarships and I would like
to utilize my hard work to the full extent. Therefore, I will probably go to an Adventist college.
Harvard
Admission Requirements:
- Common Application, Coalition Application, or Universal College Application
- Harvard College Questions for the Common Application, Coalition Application, or the Universal
College Application Harvard supplement
- $75 fee (or request a fee waiver)
- ACT or SAT (with or without writing)
- 2 SAT Subject Tests
- Optional: AP or other examination results
- School Report and high school transcript
- Teacher Report (2)
- Mid-Year School Report
- Final School Report
Degree Programs/Programs offered: African and African American studies, American studies,
anthropology, applied mathematics, applied physics, archeology, architecture, landscape
architecture, urban planning, astronomy, bioengineering, bioinformatics and integrative
genomics, biological and biomedical science, biological sciences in dental medicine, biological
sciences in public health, biophysics, biostatistics, business economics, Celtic languages and
literatures, chemical biology, chemical physics, chemistry and chemical biology, the classics,
comparative literature, computational science and engineering, computer science, data science,
division of medical sciences, earth and planetary sciences, east asian languages and
civilizations, economics, education,electrical engineering, engineering and applied sciences,
english, environmental science and engineering, film and visual studies, germanic languages
and literatures, government, harvard integrated life sciences, health policy, history, history of art
and architecture, history of science, human evolutionary biology, immunology, inner asian and
altaic studies, international relations, linguistics, materials science and mechanical engineering,
mathematics, middle eastern studies, molecular and cellular biology, music, neuroscience,
philosophy, psychology.
Cost: On average, $73,600 per year
Location: Cambridge, MA 02138
Sports/Extracurricular programs: Varsity teams include baseball, basketball, crew,
cross-country, fencing, field hockey, football, golf, ice hockey, lacrosse, sailing, skiing, soccer,
softball, squash, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, volleyball, water polo, and
wrestling. Varsity teams include baseball, basketball, crew, cross-country, fencing, field hockey,
football, golf, ice hockey, lacrosse, rugby, sailing, skiing, soccer, softball, squash, swimming and
diving, tennis, track and field, volleyball, water polo, and wrestling. Club teams include aikido,
archery, badminton, ballroom dance, basketball, bodybuilding, bowling, boxing, cheerleading,
Crimson Dance, cycling, fencing, figure skating, hapkido, juggling, jujitsu, kendo, lacrosse, polo,
rugby, Shaolin kempo, Shotokan karate, skiing, soccer, table tennis, tae kwon do, tai chi/kung
fu, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, and wushu. International and multicultural groups, music,
visual arts, media and journalism, public service, drama and dance, professional and service,
faith, identity, and culture.
Spiritual Life: Has chaplains available
Housing and food: Harvard University Housing (HUH) offers a broad range of housing and real
estate services to the University’s graduate students, faculty, and employees. Learn why
living with us is a great way of making Harvard home. Community comes together on campus
over a great meal. Undergraduates enjoy unlimited dining at Annenberg Dining Hall or in their
Houses. Any member of the community can also dine in one of our many cafes. Explore the
full range of our dining experiences.
Number of Students: 20,324