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  1. Latest Chance Me / Match Me topics - College Confidential Forums

    Sep 20, 2025 · Want to know your chances of admission or where to apply? Post stats to get advice and feedback!

  2. Veritas - Reddit

    r/Harvard: The subreddit for a university in Boston. Well, not in Boston, but nearby. No, not Tufts.

  3. Latest Harvard University topics - College Confidential Forums

    Jun 2, 2025 · Cambridge, MA • 4-year Private • Acceptance Rate 3%

  4. Harvard vs Umich : r/ApplyingToCollege - Reddit

    Harvard will give you a slight leg up in med school admissions. For a few reasons here like people have said grade inflation, name recognition, maybe even easier to get LORs from smaller …

  5. Harvard rejects White House demands - Parents Forum - College ...

    Apr 14, 2025 · Harvard can obviously afford this, but will other universities follow? Will there be a consequence other than financial? Hoping we can avoid making this political, but if not, I will …

  6. Why Don't Harvard Students and Alumni Wear Harvard Swag Like …

    I went to Harvard for grad school (public uni undergrad) and the majority of my class bought Harvard swag although we didn’t wear it around campus (sort of like the unwritten rule about …

  7. Harvard Class of 2029 Official Thread - College Confidential Forums

    Mar 28, 2025 · This is the official discussion thread for Harvard Class of 2029 RD applicants. Ask your questions a…

  8. Harvard or Yale? : r/Harvard - Reddit

    Harvard does have a theater scene, ranging from undergraduate productions to professional ones at The American Repertory Theater. I don't know how it compares with Yale, and Harvard …

  9. Is philosophy really useless - Harvard University - College ...

    Dec 23, 2009 · Discusses the value of studying philosophy and provides arguments to counter objections from parents about pursuing this field of study.

  10. Harvard vs UPenn? : r/lawschooladmissions - Reddit

    Of course, generally Harvard is without a doubt top-notch)? In other words, if someone got into UPenn and Harvard, all things held equal (same $, no preference for location, career goals …