Harvard University

Harvard University is located in Boston, Massachusetts.

It is ranked as #2 in Best National University.

It is a private University.

Harvard University offers following types of degrees and certificate programs:

• Associate's degree
• Bachelor's degree
• Postbaccalaureate certificate
• Master's degree
• Post-master's certificate
• Doctor's degree in research
• Doctor's degree for professional practice

Acceptance rate at Harvard University for undergraduate program was 4.64%.

Last year, 43330 students applied for undergraduate program and 2009 got accepted.

Acceptance rate of 4.64% makes it relatively tough to get admission.

21592 enrolled in graduate programs, which includes on campus and online Master's programs.

2949 are reported as enrolled exclusively in distance education and 1044 are enrolled in at least one distance education course, but not all distance education.

Harvard University had 14467 students enrolled in undergraduate programs.

Harvard University offers 173 graduate programs specialization.

Harvard University does not have an open admission policy. It’s admission process is high competitive.

Prospective students often ask the relative competitiveness of the HEAL PhD in the job market. Obviously, as is true of all doctoral programs, completion of the degree is no guarantee of landing a job. Examples of doctoral thesis topics include: Examining how employee non-compete agreements affect entrepreneurship and job mobility Improving retailers' sales forecasting using cost-of-sales, inventory levels, and gross margins How familiarity among team members fosters organizational capabilities among teams The implications of operations management for investors and How firms influence service quality, and how service quality affects performance. Students may choose to spend one semester entirely at HLS in order to accommodate the demands of particular activities (e.g., clinical work, job search).