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Most Harvard seniors agree that Harvard tends to have a left-leaning student body, pegging themselves as somewhat more moderate than their peers, but substantially more liberal than the rest of the country as a whole. Few Harvard students see themselves as very conservative, either on campus or more broadly...
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The uptick comes as the broader U.S. economy shows signs of recovery following last year’s devastating financial crisis, but the figure still marks a drop from 2007, when 73.2 percent of such graduates had finalized employment plans by the time they left the Yard.
But if Harvard students are having more success in the job market this year, they still report that employment is not always coming in their “dream” fields. Less than a third of students planning to work a job in finance indicated that sector as the...
For the second year in a row, Boston remained the post-graduate destination of choice for Harvard seniors, with 24.4 percent of the class citing it as their home-to-be, but New York rated a very close second, drawing 24.3 percent of seniors, after falling last year to just...