Harvard University

Here's my advice to you: When you apply, apply to as much Universities as you can, and also apply to Harvard. Who knows? You could get accepted. But if you don't get in, don't sweat it. Harvard is really picky.

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The Harvard Business Review (HBR) is primarily a practitioner-oriented publication that focuses on business management and leadership topics. While it includes articles by academics and experts, HBR is not considered a scholarly source in the traditional sense, as it does not undergo the rigorous peer-review process typical of academic journals. Instead, it aims to provide insights and practical advice for business professionals. Therefore, while it can be informative and valuable, it should not be relied upon as a scholarly source for academic research.

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critical reading-690 to 780

math-690 to 790

formal norms are absolute principles and are unchangeable

formals norms are those relate to our character that is to what kind of person we ought to be.

The Latin word is 'monere'

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Let r be the radius of the circle. Then the perimeter of the half circle is pi*r + 2r. That is half of the circumference plus the diameter.

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Mark Zuckerberg got the Idea from his room-mates, He used some of his saving's to find people to help him. He was studying to become a website designer, Within the day it came out, Over 200 People had already started. The Original Facebook wasn't very modern, It had the style of a 1997 Windows computer, Very Dumb, But the website was contagous. His room-mates and him worked on it together for many months, He eventually took over the website and did most of it himself, Then he bought a company building, Hired workers, Now, He has over 2 Million views a day. He has 27 Workers I think... Mark Zuckerberg became the world's YOUNGest billionaire in the world in 2008. Hope this helps you!

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An Undergraduate University Letter of Intent should combine the makings of a Graduate letter of intent. Hence it shgould answer the questions 1.Who you are 2. Why you want to study that programme. 3.Your experience pertinant to that programme. 4. Interests and future goals. An undergraduate letter of intent should have the makings of a rergular college admissions essay. An undergraduate letter of intent should have all the makings of a Gradute letter of Intent. Hence it should say in 500 WORDS: - I want to study at a particular institution. - this is why I want to study at the institution - who I am - My interests in area of study - My experince pertinant to area of study.

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I do believe it's 3.0 acording to the school. I have heard of people getting accepted with a G.P.A of 2.5 because of their SAT/ACT scores and also community service

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it is when we understand what a text directly tells us.

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4 A*s (A Level)

3 A*s (AS 2 Level) Have to be outgoing aswell (I.e. Sports, Contributions, Charity....etc)

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In arriving at the cost of university. students and parents should consider (1) Tuition, books and supplies

(2) Board and lodging

(3) Travel cost to and from home

(4) Clothes and recreation

(5) Exigencies (urgent needs such as dental, accident,nedications A four year university course in Arts will cost on average $40,000, in Science $50,000 and in Medicine $75,000. To offset these expenses a student may find part time employment and quaify for student loans so that upon graduation his debts may be as low as $25,000, easily paid back in the first five to ten years of employment. In some households, graduates are expected as well to pay back parents, so that any enheritance funds, upon the death of his/her parents would be replenished to allow equal distribution to all beneficiaries. Total costs do vary with different universities, the most expensive (by 10 tp 20%) are Harvard, Cornell, Yale, MIT and Darmouth. The least expensive universities are State run insitutions.

First of all, you don't need a 4.0 GPA to be admitted to Harvard. Harvard considers a lot of things such as extracurricular activties, teacher recommendations, SAT I or SAT or ACT test scores, leadership in the community. There is also a foreign language requirement.

No doubt Howard is better and is the real HU. Hampton...ehhh.

Howard Here I Come!!!

Class of 2015!!!