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The History and Present Situation of Harvard University
Harvard University is one of the most famous institutions of higher learning in America. This article will introduce the history and present situation of Harvard University.

Puritan philosophy

The courses offered by the school in its early years were based on the model of British universities, but they were consistent with the Puritan philosophy prevailing in this colonial frontier.

Carry forward knowledge and make it last forever for future generations.

An early pamphlet published in 1643 clarified the existence of Harvard University: "Promote knowledge and make it last forever for future generations."

American Hall of Fame

Historically, six Harvard graduates have been elected president of the United States. There are always 34 Nobel Prize winners among the faculty of Harvard University.

Large colleges and universities

Harvard University has developed into a large institution with ten graduate schools, more than 40 departments and more than 100 majors. Officially registered degree candidates 18000, mainly graduate students, including undergraduates.

internationalization

Over the years, Harvard University has not only trained a large number of American students, but also accepted a large number of international students and visiting scholars from all over the world.