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Originally Posted by preciousjeni
Ok, so you must meet the prerequisites and if you do you must be admitted to the school. It is non-competitive?
ETA: Neutral, look, the Harvard Extension whatever is an OPEN ENROLLMENT night program that any ole body can get into if they bother to skim through a few lower-level college courses. The "graduates" of this program receive an education of sorts (or else there were be no point in having professors/teachers) but they are by no means on an educational par with graduates of the real Harvard University nor could they possibly have the Harvard experience. For a graduate of the night program to even hint that he/she has received a Harvard education is pathetic.
If a person wants to go to the night program because he/she didn't have a chance to finish college, that's awesome! However, for that same person to put "Harvard" on a resume is stupid and misleading.
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Anyone could apply to any colleges or universities. There aren't any minimum application requirements. What is so competitive about it?
Don't even bother to apply to the the degree programs at the Extension School, if you don't meet the minimum "must" admission criteria.
Harvard University confers degrees on its students. NOT you.
When the university grants degrees to students studying at the 12 degree-granting schools of the university, all graduates should be proud of their degrees and accomplishments. All degrees are FIRMED.
It is pathetic of you trying to deny the truth.