Harvard

Sources

• Liberal Arts & Sciences https://college.harvard.edu/academics/liberal-arts-sciences

  Harvard College describes concentrations, double concentrations, joint concentrations, special concentrations, College requirements and the option to enroll at affiliated institutions.

• Concentrations and Secondary Fields https://advising.college.harvard.edu/academic-planning-for-students/concentrations-and-secondaries/

  The Advising Programs Office lists more than 50 undergraduate fields, 49 secondary fields and special concentrations where a student may propose an individualized plan of study.

• Cross-Registration at MIT https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/cross-registration-mit

  The FAS Registrar describes how Harvard College and GSAS students may cross-register for MIT courses through my.harvard with MIT instructor approval.

• Degree requirements for incoming students https://dso.college.harvard.edu/incoming-students

  The Dean of Students Office states the typical four-course term load and 32 courses or 128 credits for graduation, matching a four-year undergraduate model.