How Do You Get Accepted Into Harvard?
Harvard University is one of the most prestigious institutions of collegiate education in the United States. With approximately 25,000 applicants per year, and a minimal 2,000 applicant acceptance rate, Harvard only selects approximately 10 to 15 percent of its applicants. However, there are ways you can expand your academic abilities to the limit, and place emphasis on the strongest aspects evaluated by the Harvard Office of Admissions, so you can better your chances of acceptance. Start building your high school transcript early. The courses you take and the grades you make are all important. Harvard usually requires advanced placement (AP) courses that most colleges do not. These courses include, Physics, and Calculus I. Calculus II is also offered at select schools, and it looks exceptionally good on your transcript. You should also have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher, that has been consistent throughout your high school career. Complete the full application to t
