No, a group of English people founded Harvard University. It was named after it's first benefactor; John Harvard who was English.
John Harvard. I know, hard to believe having a person for a mascot but its true. Their official mascot color is crimson
John Amous was the person who founded the University of Michigan in 1817
Should a person qualify on academic grounds, Harvard has no policy to disbar anyone for religious reasons.
William James Si dis he enrolled at just 11 even though he wanted to at 9
The Harvard graduate who played a large role in forming the NAACP was W.E.B. Dubois.
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No, "anthropologist" is a common noun. A proper noun refers to a specific person, place, or thing and is capitalized, such as "Jane Goodall" or "Harvard University."
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The prestigious school Harvard does not accept low class, 3rd world, trash like Nigerians. Don't bother applying. Whoever said this was wrong.. Harvard does accept Nigerians and those that Harvard accepted were hardworking and diligent students. If you can show yourself as a great person in almost every aspect of your life and have the grades and accomplishments to back it up then you have a chance at getting in just like everyone else does.
Youll have to ask a scottish person, cuz its not on the internet.
A native of Scotland is called a Scot, not Scottish. Scotch is a drink not a person.
It is stated that they do accept a GED as long as you also score high in SAT and ACT. HOWEVER, in reality Harvard will decline GEDs as they want the best of the best and a GED to them is a sign of laziness and low accomplishment. If a person get into Harvard or any other Ivy League school with a GED, it would cast a negative outlook onto themselves and the college community.