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Cue Pomp and Circumstance! 🎶 Congratulations to all #Harvard2021 seniors graduating this spring! 🎉 This week we asked #Harvard2017 graduating seniors to share their favorite memories, future plans, what they’ll miss most about Harvard, and advice they have for you. Follow along to hear what they had to say, and we'll see you in the fall! 🎓📸: @angelaeckim #Harvard17 #Graduation #Harvard (at Harvard University)

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Super late. But I got into Harvard!

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Life Update

Hi all! I know I’ve been dead af lately, but I thought I’d finally make the announcement that my life is about to change forever! I’ve recently been accepted to my dream school. This is an amazing opportunity and I am blessed beyond measure. Can’t wait to see where this journey takes me. Harvard 2021 ❤️

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"I got to learn that there are so many different ways to make Harvard my own, and I would encourage students to dedicate themselves and their experiences to making sure that their time at Harvard is their own – a space that they want, a space that they’ll grow from and enjoy. Regardless of how the same or different it looks from other people’s experiences, or from the way other people are moving through Harvard. Take advantage of all of the different avenues that there are for you to make it your own. This is your four years at this place. Make Harvard your home. Make Harvard your own, whatever that looks like for you.” - Yesenia, Class of 2017 ⠀ ⠀ Thank you for joining us this week as graduating seniors shared with us their favorite memories, future plans, what they’ll miss most about Harvard, and advice they have for the incoming Class of 2021. Congratulations to the Class of 2017! 🎓#Harvard2017 to #Harvard2021 #Harvard17 #Graduation (at Harvard University)

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"My advice for the Class of 2021 is take classes in things that you have never taken classes in, or that have maybe interested you a little bit, but you’ve never had the time or the ability to participate in. I feel like there’s never a wasted class at Harvard. Even if the class doesn’t end up counting towards your degree, you inevitably get something out of it, and there’s no harm in experimenting. If you do find a new interest, maybe you get a secondary in something you had never thought about, or you somehow find a way to incorporate it into your concentration. Give yourself a little bit of a taste of new things” - Andrea, Class of 2017 ⠀ ⠀ Follow along this week as graduating seniors share with us their favorite memories, future plans, what they’ll miss most about Harvard, and advice they have for the incoming Class of 2021 🎓#Harvard2017 to #Harvard2021 #Harvard17 #Graduation (at Harvard University)

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Rise and shine ☀️ it's Visitas time! We're so excited to welcome #Harvard2021 to campus this weekend! #WelcomeToHarvard! We can't wait to meet you all! #Visitas2017 #Harvard (at Harvard University)

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In less than 24 hours we're welcoming #Harvard2021 to Cambridge for Visitas, our annual admitted students weekend! Rain or shine, the whole university can’t wait for students to get here. If you’re on campus, send a message tagged with #WelcomeToHarvard for pre-frosh to see when then arrive! #Visitas2017 (at Harvard University)

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We are so excited to welcome the Harvard College Class of 2021! 🎉 #Harvard2021 (at Harvard University)