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Those interested in obtaining an undergraduate degree from Harvard should visit the College's admissions website for application information and materials, deadlines, fees and financial aid information, and general tips and guidance about student life and the application process. To learn more about social science concentrations (i.e., "majors"), see the undergraduate programs linked below: |
Those interested in obtaining a graduate degree from Harvard will want to visit the prospective students section of the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) website. Here you can find application materials as well as information about admission requirements, fees, financial aid, student life, and much more. The GSAS offers an English language and American culture program for international students before matriculation. There are more than 60 programs of study, including sixteen interfaculty programs (with the Law School, Kennedy School, Business School, Medical School/MIT, and School of Public Health). A PhD degree typically requires at least five years of study; a master's degree (not offered in every program) typically requires about two years. The deadline for applications is typically in December for enrollment the following August (but see the website for precise dates). |