Harvard University Campus Housing and Meal Plan
Harvard University offers campus housing (college-owned, operated, or affiliated) and it's total dormitory capacity is 13,574 (approximately 43.00 % students are living in the housing facilities). The average room & board charge for academic year 2019-2020 is $17,160. In addition, the school has meal plans for all students and the average charge for the meal plans is $6,551 annually.
Special Learning Opportunities
Harvard University offers the online degrees/courses (distance learning opportunities) for both undergraduate and graduate programs. The school provides the ROTC, teacher certification and study abroad programs to its students. It also offers weekend/evening classes which is a program that allows students to take a complete course of study and attend classes only on weekends or only in evenings.
Freshmen (full-time) are required to live in on-campus house (e.g. dorms) at Harvard University. Next table summarizes the special learning opportunities at Harvard University for academic year 2017-2018.
| Online Class | Undergraduate , Graduate |
|---|---|
| ROTC | Army, NAVY, Air Force |
| Weekend/Evening College | ✔ |
| Teacher Certification | ✔ |
| Study Abroad | ✔ |
| Campus Housing | ✔ (Dormitory Capacity:13,574) |
| Board/Meal Plan | ✔ (Typical Annual Charge: $6,551) |
On-Campus Student Services
Harvard University provides number of student services including remedial education, academic/career counseling & wellness, employment for students and placement services for completers. It has own libraries on its campus. Next table lists student services provided by Harvard University to its attendants.
| Remedial services | ✔ |
|---|---|
| Academic/career counseling service | ✔ |
| Employment services for students | ✔ |
| Placement services for completers | ✔ |
| On-campus day care for students' children | ✗ |
| Library facilities at institution | ✔ |
Sports Teams and Athletic Information At Harvard University
Harvard University is a member of National Athletic Association (NAA) and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Next table describes sports and athletic information at Harvard University campus.
| Sports | Men | Women | Conference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baseball | 34 | 0 | Ivy League |
| Basketball | 16 | 16 | Ivy League |
| Fencing | 12 | 13 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Field Hockey | 0 | 23 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Football | 120 | 0 | Ivy League |
| Golf | 9 | 7 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Ice Hockey | 26 | 19 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Lacrosse | 42 | 24 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Other Sports | 0 | 49 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Rowing | 89 | 92 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Sailing | 28 | 26 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Skiing | 13 | 12 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Soccer | 33 | 28 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Softball | 0 | 23 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Squash | 25 | 17 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Swimming and Diving | 44 | 35 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Tennis | 14 | 10 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Track and Field | 152 | 127 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Volleyball | 13 | 15 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Water Polo | 18 | 16 | NCAA Division I-AA |
| Wrestling | 31 | 0 | NCAA Division I-AA |
Veterans Benefits at Harvard University
Harvard University has programs, benefits and/or services to veterans, military service members, or their families.
| Yellow Ribbon Program (officially known as Post-9/11 GI Bill, Yellow Ribbon Program) | ✔ |
|---|---|
| Credit for military training | ✗ |
| Dedicated point of contact for support services for veterans, military service members, and their families | ✔ |
| Recognized student veteran organization | ✔ |
| Member of Service members Opportunity Colleges | ✗ |
Special Facts
Harvard University is an institution that opens to general public. It is not affiliated with any religion. The school offers medical degree while it does not have its own hospital. Next table shows additional and special facts about Harvard University.
| Religious Affiliation | Not applicable |
|---|---|
| Historical Black School | ✗ |
| Tribal School | ✗ |
| Has Hospital | ✗ |
| Offer Medical Degree | ✔ |
Academic Library Stats
Harvard University has a library system that has 33 library branches and 14,949,861 physical, digital, and electronic books. Next table shows the statistics related to the academic libraries that Harvard University has.
| Number of Physical Books | 14,813,468 |
|---|---|
| Number of Digital/Electronic Books | 136,393 |
| Number of Digital/Electronic Databases | 1,461 |
| Number of Physical Media | 275,783 |
| Total Physical Library Collections (books and media) | 15,089,251 |
| Total Electronic Library Collections (books and media) | 3,437,854 |
| Total Physical Library Circulations (books and media) | 1,215,425 |
| Total Electronic Library Circulations (books and media) | 1,966,797 |
| Number of Branches and Independent Libraries | 33 |
| Preservation Service | Not Support |
| Virtual Reference Service | Support |
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