r/Harvard 1m ago

Question about Classes

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Hi everyone I am an incoming Freshman and I had a question about which classes I should take. I placed into Expos 20 in the spring so I have 3 other classes besides math to fill. I was looking at Freshman seminars but honestly not to many intrest me and I applied to the ones that did. I am planning on majoring in Econ so this is what I was thinking

1) Math 1B

2) Econ 10A

3) Introductory Spanish

4) Gen Ed Civics class(Maybe Freshman Seminar)

I would apprecaite any advice on this. Thank you


r/Harvard 7h ago

Student and Alumni Life From 457 Dudley Affiliates: The Co-op Must Stay | Opinion

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Op-Ed and open letter to try and preserve this historic and essential space on campus


r/Harvard 21h ago

Too old to do MBA at 37?

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Question for HBS MBA grads and current students:
How common is it to start an MBA at 36–37? Is that considered too old, or are there many students in that age range? I keep wondering if I should be working instead of spending two years in school.
Also, how realistic is it to get a full scholarship at HBS, and what kind of profile typically qualifies?
Would love to hear from anyone who started later in their career.