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Yes, Harvard University accepts students from Ethiopia, as it does from many countries around the world. The admissions process is based on a holistic review of an applicant's academic achievements, extracurricular involvement, personal essays, and recommendations, regardless of their nationality. Ethiopian students, like all applicants, must meet the university's rigorous academic standards and demonstrate strong potential for success at Harvard.
What else can I help you with?
How would does Harvard accept me?
The only way to find out if Harvard will accept you is to apply. You never know until you try. Ok I get it but I need to know more about what are Harvard's rules, level grades, law, instructions, and people.
Does the Harvard university accept the IELTS scores?
yes.
Do you HAVE to attend Harvard University to go to Harvard Law?
Absolutely not. Harvard will accept students from many different undergraduate schools into their Law School.
Does Harvard accept transfer credits?
Only from Harvard summer school. You must petition for all other transfers.
Do they Accept Arabs in Harvard?
nfw If you are a legal citizen to the USA
Who are faster Kenyans or Ethiopians?
Defiantly Ethiopians.
Do ethiopians drink coffee?
Yes ,Ethiopians drink coffee .Ethiopians also have a traditional way of making coffee
Can you still get into Harvard with one C plus in an advanced class?
No, I doubt it. Reading through alot of things, Harvard will only accept All A's etc. You are competing with people everywhere. You definitely will not make Harvard.
Do ethiopians own a sugar plant?
ethiopians do have a sugar plant
How high does your GPA need to be to get into harvarh university?
I don't think Harvard will accept people who cannot spell Harvard correctly. Therefore the probable answer is: more GPA than you have.
Are ethiopians and somali considered white?
Ethiopians and somalians are africans. They are not white.
What clothes did ethiopians wear in 1BC?
ethiopians wear "habesha lebese" that is ethiopians cultural cloth which is made of cotton & "agoza" which is made from animals skin.
