Harvard is a great place to be a student – a variety of courses, even as a graduate student, and lots of exciting school and faculty events and opportunities. Student life is enhanced by connecting with advisors, deans, and peers with whom Harvard fits to avoid isolation. Interest groups also inspire you as you achieve your academic goals. Finally, dorm life is generally good, including the gym, laundry, and junk food binge nights. Harvard offers incredible opportunities for its students, whether through extensive research, foreign travel programs, or incredible extracurricular activities. There is so much to do on campus that it can sometimes be overwhelming. There is plenty of support and people to turn to for help. Obviously not ideal, but most teachers have a great understanding of people’s situations. It’s so awesome. Loved the college campus, the competitive yet welcoming atmosphere and the general stuff too!! Absolutely to recommend.

So far, I’ve had a fantastic time. The professors are fantastic and genuinely enjoy teaching. The majority of them are conducting research in their fields at school. All teaching assistants have a master’s degree or higher. Financial aid makes this school accessible to all students; they never turn away a student due to an inability to pay. Advisors can help you stay on track with whatever path you’re on. They actually listen to your wants and needs, assist you in setting goals for yourself, and hold you accountable when you fall short. The neighbourhood is nice, but it can get noisy around the square, so it’s best to study in cafes further away. The food on campus is good, and there are some awesome restaurants and bars nearby. It’s right next to a subway station, so you can easily take the T anywhere in the Boston area to explore.