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...that I’m going to walk in June with athletes mixed in with us non-athletes, as if we all shared the same environment for the last four years and contributed in different ways to campus life. I for one actually deserve my admission and getting my degree??€”I’m a legacy, of course...
...median salary for an American worker. If these costs don’t dissuade many students from attending post-secondary schools, they often burden students and their families with immeasurable debt. Study after study affirms the financial and occupational benefits of a bachelor’s degree??€”those with college degrees make considerably more money and are afforded job opportunities unavailable to those without a college education. It is heartening that the candidates have recognized that higher education—and its immense benefits—should be available to all students, financial background notwithstanding...
While several low-income students at Harvard interviewed for this story say they don’t mind taking out loans to finance their educations—this seems minimal in contrast to the benefits of a Harvard degree??€”some said they can imagine that others in their place might reason differently...
...tweed. Best known in the arts community for a daring adaptation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost set in Meiji restoration Japan and staged in the Quincy Grille—which he successfully petitioned to count for his joint VES-Literature degree??€”he aspires to a Polanski-cum-Kurosawa career trajectory. His weblog, which features translations of lesser-known Proust and original analysis of the Harvard Film Archive’s latest showings of post-war Icelandic cinema, is updated with alarming frequency. Friends enjoy the sly humour that lurks...
Soon after, the future CEO of Time, Inc. applied to Harvard Business School. He was admitted without even an undergraduate degree??€”but he quit the school after a year...