Prospective Graduate Students
Prospective Undergraduates
Prospective Undergraduates
The Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) offers an unparalleled opportunity to be part of an excellent engineering school inside of one of the world’s foremost research universities.
Moreover, undergraduates enjoy the intellectual energy of a liberal arts college where they can engage in scholarship spanning the sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities, and gain an understanding of societal issues through the University’s professional schools.
With such breadth and depth, students can tackle the complex, multidisciplinary global challenges of the 21st century.
Why Harvard?
Meet Current Students
- Want to know what it is really like to study at SEAS? Get the real deal from some of our current students.
Find Out More about SEAS
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FAQs
- Academic Programs
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Just for Freshman
- Faculty and Research
- Undergraduate Research
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Innovation & Design
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Rankings
- Our Campus/Map
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Facts & History
- SEAS Newsletters
Visiting Campus
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- Harvard College Tours (undergraduate)
- Unofficial Harvard Tours (not affiliated with admissions)
- Harvard College Admissions Video
Connect with SEAS
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Sign-up for a periodic eNews letter from SEAS to keep up with the latest in teaching and research.
Questions?
For more information about undergraduate admissions, financial aid, campus visits, and to apply:
How to Apply
The key dates for the standard application process for Harvard College:
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December 1 - Evaluation process begins
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January 1 - Final deadline (postmark) for applications
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Early April - Decision letters mailed
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May 1 - Reply date for admitted students
Videos
Start-Up Career Fair
jDesign Workshop
Engineering in the Wild
Engineering for Society
Engineering for Life
Engineering the Harvard Way
Engineering a Solution
The Science of Cooking
CS 50 Fair
Harvard Stories
The Harvard Stories project offers all members of the Harvard community the opportunity to record, share, and preserve personal stories relating to their experience with the University.


