Harvard University - Engineering
| Harvard University |
| Address | Massachusetts Hall |
| City | Cambridge |
| State | MA |
| Zip | 02138 |
| Type | Private not-for-profit |
| Level | Four or more years |
| Total Engineering Students | 1013 (Undergraduate), 89 (graduate), 413 (PhD) |
| PhDs granted(current yr) | 48 |
| Total Engineering Teachers | 91 |
| Total Engineering Research Expenditure | $70131 |
| Admission Rate (Undergrad) | 8474 (Applications), 380 (Offered admissions), 261 (Accepted) |
| GPA (for Undergrad) | 100 [percentage of students ranked in top 25% of their high school class] |
| Admission Rate (Grad) | 2707 (Applications), 258 (Offered admissions), 142 (Accepted) |
| Carnegie Classification | Research Universities (very high research activity) |
| Application Fees |
| Undergrad Application Fees | $75 |
| Grad Application Fees | $105 |
| Tuition / Fees |
| Undergrad In-State | $48949 |
| Undergrad Out-State | $49000 |
| Grad In-State | $50000 |
| Grad Out-State | $56000 |
| SAT Score** |
| Section | Score (25/75) percentile |
| Reading | 0/0 |
| Math | 0/ |
| Writing | 0/ |
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| ACT Score** |
| Section | Score (25/75) percentile |
| Composite | / |
| Math | / |
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Engineering Courses/Degrees
| Engineering |
| Engineering Science |
World famous university... needs no introduction..
Graduate admission dependeds on following factors...
- Have a strong interest in and great potential for undertaking research
- Have excellent grades, e.g., in the range of A to A-
- Have competitive GRE scores
- Have solid preparation in coursework and research experience (e.g., a strong plan of study at a respected university)
- Have solid letters of recommendation from distinguished faculty and mentors
- All students admitted to our Ph.D. program receive full financial support. This includes tuition, fees, and a cost-of living stipend ($2,446 per month before taxes in 2010-11).
- There is no min for GRE (but's it's really competitive )
- TOEFL min. is 80(iBT)
- There is extremely limited financial aid available (only in select areas of study) for the S.M. and M.E. programs; all Ph.D. students receive full financial aid.
