The Harvard College First-Year Retreat & Experience Pre-Orientation Program (FYRE)

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  • Опубликовано: 3 апр 2024
  • FYRE aims to provide first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented first-year students with the resources and community to feel supported, celebrated, and ready to take ownership of your Harvard experience.
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Комментарии • 9

  • @arshitasrivastava9918
    @arshitasrivastava9918 Месяц назад +4

    Harvard is something which motivates me to work hard ❤😊

  • @AlphaVlogs-do2hg
    @AlphaVlogs-do2hg Месяц назад +1

    IELTS in Pakistan is for 200 Dollars my faimly monthly income is 140 dollar

  • @AlphaVlogs-do2hg
    @AlphaVlogs-do2hg Месяц назад

    What is FYRE?

  • @AlphaVlogs-do2hg
    @AlphaVlogs-do2hg Месяц назад +1

    Hello I am from Pakistan 🇵🇰 I want to study there but can't afford to give IELTS and SAT test will ly chances of acceptance decrease?

    • @seasoraa
      @seasoraa Месяц назад

      u could try to get government student funding

    • @manuelfernandez19
      @manuelfernandez19 23 дня назад

      You could check if you apply to any fee-waiver. Also i think you can take the Duolingo English Test (which is more affordable), and they dont charge any extra money to send your scores

  • @BeautyBySarahhh
    @BeautyBySarahhh Месяц назад

    its crazy to see a bengali girl my people at harvard

  • @dennisdegraphicsdynamo_999
    @dennisdegraphicsdynamo_999 Месяц назад

    Please can I get any scholarships for international students?

    • @manuelfernandez19
      @manuelfernandez19 23 дня назад

      Apply to the financial-aid program, they are very generous, they are need-blind (which means that your economical need is not considered for your admission) and they cover 100% of demonstrated need (meaning they will cover your full tuition if your household income is not enough).