Harvard University Top Questions

Harvard University, though it has an academically rigorous liberal arts curriculum, is better known for its research breakthroughs and its graduates who become successful entrepreneurs, innovative scientists, award-winning writers, and even world leaders. Harvard provides the tools and encouragement necessary for students to aim for and achieve their goals, whether it be creating startup tech companies, running for political positions, or engineering new ideas to improve healthcare.

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The best campus tradition is primal scream, where twice a year all the students who want to run around Harvard yard completely naked, and tourists come by to take pictures.

Being the best school in the world.

Harvard University is best known for molding brillant minds into future leaders.

Harvard is best known for...its name! People from all over the world just know Harvard is one of the "best schools", yet know little about what that actually means, or, what it is like to actually be a student there. It is true that many of my professors write the books for the classes we take, but that doesn't necessarily mean we are getting the best educaton and learning most effectively.

Harvard is best known for the strength of its academic departments as well as its world-renowned faculty. The student-body is diverse and well-accomplished. The campus itself is beautiful, with a storied history, and the university is located just a subway ride away from a major American city.

My school is best known for thier great instructors as well as being very afforadable.

Harvard is best known for its ranking. It is known for attracting the number one students of the nation. And in a way, this is so; I have met extremely intelligent peers while attending Harvard and have been awed by the work ethic my classmates posses (two things I lack and so I tend to notice). Harvard is also known for their lacking football team, their amazingly spacious dorms, their great endowments, their beautiful buildings filled with so much history, and their fair share of famous alumni.

History. Everyone knows the name "Harvard," and, to speak candidly, it is equated with excellence. I'm not sure that is always accurate, but that is the perception.

It is best known for being extremely prestigious, smart, and exclusive.

Harvard is best known as an academic institution. Its research, both by professors, graduate students, and undergraduates, is unparalleled. Furthermore, the academic minds affiliated with the school are extremely well respected and renowned around the world.

Harvard is Harvard, it's seen as the ivory tower that everyone else compares themself to. Also, Larry Summers' sexist remarks.

Harvard is known as the best university in the world. We attract the best students and professors. We have the best facilities- from sports to housing to research to the library. Oh yeah, the library is also the best in the world. It's the only place you meet people who can drink themselves into oblivion, perform in a symphony they wrote, and ace an organic chemistry exam the next day. It's also really old and interesting, like Hogwarts.

the brightest people in the world

Being perceived as the best at everything academic.

My school is known best for its prestige and the clout of its faculty.

Harvard is best known for its academics, particularly its government and economics departments. But I think that the truly important thing about Harvard is the people that you get to meet here and the various types of extracurriculars available. I think that is where I'm getting my TRUE education.

Being the best academic school in the world.

We are best known for being a prestigious, elite institution for extremely smart people. We do research well, have brilliant professors, and are the front runners in most fields.