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Harvard has reclaimed its position as the top “dream” school for college-bound students, surpassing institutions like Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford.
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Despite facing challenges to its brand, Harvard emerged victorious in the latest survey of college applicants.
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The Princeton Review’s 2024 College Hopes and Worries Survey, which gathered responses from nearly 8,000 college applicants, highlighted Harvard’s resurgence as the preferred choice.
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Following the controversy surrounding Harvard President Claudine Gay, the university managed to secure the top spot, displacing last year’s favorite, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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The recent early admissions cycle at Harvard witnessed a decline in applications, possibly influenced by incidents of antisemitism on campus.
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Harvard’s acceptance rate for the Class of 2028 saw a slight increase, reaching 8.74%, the highest rate since 2019.
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The upcoming regular decision deadline on Jan. 1 may see a surge in applications, with students reconsidering Harvard as a viable option.
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The introduction of the new FAFSA could impact college decisions, with financial aid playing a crucial role in students’ choices.
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Harvard’s robust financial aid program, catering to families with incomes below $85,000, is a significant factor in attracting applicants.
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The delay in financial aid award letters could pose challenges for students and their families, influencing their college selection process.
