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by apurvaroy97 » Fri May 13, 2016 6:30 am
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by GyanOne » Mon Jun 27, 2016 10:03 pm
apurvaroy97 wrote:Hello!

I had two queries:

1. Does Harvard 2+2 program accept GRE scores? ( I am planning to write only GRE)
2. Do schools like Harvard or Stanford offer any kind of summer internships?
Hi Apurva

1. Yes, the 2+2 does accept GRE scores. You must take the GRE latest by April 3, 2017, to apply for the next intake of the 2+2. A score of 320+ will put you in contention, while a 325+ will make you quite competitive (only in terms of test scores).
2. Yes, both HBS and Stanford offer summer internships, but the learning experience goes well beyond that.
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by apurvaroy97 » Tue Jun 28, 2016 12:23 am
Actually I am an undergraduate student in Electronics engineering. I will graduate in May 2018. So, when should I write my GRE then?
Also, do they have any internships for summer? Like, if I wanted to spend my next summer there?

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by GyanOne » Tue Jun 28, 2016 12:31 am
apurvaroy97 wrote:Actually I am an undergraduate student in Electronics engineering. I will graduate in May 2018. So, when should I write my GRE then?
Also, do they have any internships for summer? Like, if I wanted to spend my next summer there?

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You should plan to take your GRE by March 2018 (latest) in that case. Of course, that is the last date, so if you take it earlier that's fine as well. The point is to do well on it.

Both Harvard and Stanford also have summer school options. You can check out summer.harvard.edu and summer.stanford.edu for that.
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