Harvard University Top Questions

Most kids are from Massachusetts, New York, or California. The Midwest is underrepresented. There aren't that many people on full financial aid and it seems like most are well off.

My classmates are driven, diverse, and friendly, always looking to be supportive and lend a helping hand.

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Having just finished my first semester at Harvard, I can say with great certainty that the highlight of my undergraduate career so far has been the people I have had to opportunity to meet; starting from meeting my roommates on the first day to debating classmates over the rights of the First Amendment, I have enjoyed every moment of my time with them and can say that I have found friends that will last a lifetime.

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The students are all very friendly, and everyone can find one or multiple groups to fit into. All of the student organizations also do a great job of making people feel like they belong.

There are so many types that it is difficult to characterize. You will find every type of person here.

My classmates are driven and intelligent, although sometimes a little too caught up in their ambitions for personal success.

Interesting, smart, and talented in exceptional ways.

They are smart, diverse, ambitious, driven, caring, and capable.

Harvard students are generally intellectual, diligent, goal-driven individuals who are not afraid to go up to professors to ask questions or to just chat.

My classmates tend to be extremely bright, engaged, analytical, and hard-working, and they have an incredibly wide variety of experiences and interests.

They are a group of diverse, driven, talented (some boast about it, others you'd never know it), and overall wonderful people.

Harvard students are very motivated, but also kind. The cattiness and meanness of some schools does not really apply to Harvard. Harvard students will work hard to succeed, but they will not do it by tearing others down.

My classmates are competitive but at the same time great friends who like to have fun and are willing to work together and help each other out

Everyone is brillaint, successful, amazing, and special in some way. Whether it's the opera-singing varsity football player, or the concert-level pianist who also does advanced nano-scale physics, everyone is talented and gifted in many different ways.

While my classmates represent some of the most brilliant and driven seniors in the entire world, many people are also unhappy and stressed out becaue of the amount of pressure they place on themselves.

My classmates are often self-centered, egotistical genuises who talk rather than listen and expect others to take the high road even though they do not.

Interesting, self-motivated and socially aware.

Very focused and driven, strong minded individuals.