What Students Say
Likes
- I loved the open ended nature to study whatever I wished to study.
- I loved the faculty. They were very nice and warm .
Dislikes
- I would have appreciated a rigorous classroom environment.
Course Curriculum
6
- Very updated and relevant course because of the nature of the US education landscape. I had the freedom to study whatever I wanted to.
- Yes, I did work with a professor in his lab.
- About 4-5, depending on your choices, classes are typically scheduled in a day
- 100 is the average number of students in my class.
Admission Experience
- The brand Value.
- Here are details of the admission process: The process of getting accepted was fairly simple and easy. However, the application process post-selection was quite tiresome because of moving countries and collating visa and other required documents.
- Aspects that you like most about this university and why you chose your particular program.- mentioned above.
- I did not have to take any test to get selected in this college. Can't write anymore around this.
Faculty
10
- Depends on course to course, very approachable.
- David Dockterman is my favorite lecturer.
Campus Life
6
- There was everything in Harvard that you could think of.
Part Time Jobs
- Almost everyone had a job. University portals helped get university jobs for international students.
Placement
4
- What percentage of your graduating batch secures employment within 6 months of completing their course? I am not sure. But mostly everyone I know grabbed onto something.
- Depending on which country they are in, in India, it was 20 lpa, and in the United States, it was 100000 dollars is the average salary range that most students in the program can expect to earn upon graduation.
- LinkedIn+ networking is a common method to find jobs. NO placement support like in India.
Accommodation
Off Campus
10
- I rented a flat
Exams
- SOP, CV, LOR, supplemental essays.
Fees
- 80 lacs
