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What do most Harvard graduates become?
In 2017, nearly 40 percent of Harvard graduates took consulting or finance jobs. That statistic remains equal or higher across other Ivy League universities. Most of these graduates end up at the so-called top firms. In consulting, that’s McKinsey, Bain, BCG; in finance, it’s Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan.
Can freshman have majors at Harvard?
Harvard does not require that its incoming first year students declare a major. In fact, students don’t officially declare their concentrations until the fall of their sophomore year.
What should incoming freshmen know about academic help?
Know where to go for academic help. Incoming freshmen should be aware that many colleges have offices dedicated to helping students brainstorm and write essays . Students having difficulty in a class or who just want to speak with a professor one on one should take advantage of open office hours.
How can I prepare for college freshman year?
Read as much as possible. Research possible college majors. Polish social, people and soft skills. Embrace time-management tools. Weigh getting a job freshman year. Keep in touch with the financial aid office. Know how to stay safe on campus. Contact professors before classes start.
Can a freshman work while in college?
Some students may be eligible to participate in the federal work-study program, and college financial aid offices can help answer questions before the semester begins. Before making the decision to work as college freshmen, students should talk to their families about financial expectations. Keep in touch with the financial aid office.
How to prepare for the work world after college?
Diving deep into the toughest majors, courses, and activities provides the challenge to work hard and learn from the best professors and peers. Such experiences will provide the most thorough preparation for the challenges, complexity, and ambiguity of the work world after college.
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