applying and studying at university

[collegemom3717]

In part, that is just numbers: spaces for students in years 2 and 3 are limited to the number of students who leave.

Can you explain it more clearly, please? What does mean for students in years 2 and 3 and etc.?

Using your example of Harvard:

Harvard takes 2000 first year students every year. 98% of them stay, so there are very few places for transfer students to come in. Last year they accepted 13 transfer students (out of 1,432 applications).

Then, for example, if I want to apply to Harvard university I should ask my university teachers, who can write in English for recommendations, and no need for school teachers’ recommendations, yes?

Yes

I’m thinking about departments of Harvard university such as psychology, computer engineering, mathematics and economics. can I apply to every of them or only to one of them? And also, all SAT subjects needed for applying to that departments are Mathematics and what?

That’s what I was saying above: you apply to Harvard as a university, not for a specific department. As a transfer student they will expect you to have good, specific reasons for transferring to Harvard. Not having any idea what you want to study will make it harder to write the 'why I should be at Harvard" essay.

Also, entry to a subject (called a major) is NOT based on SAT subject tests (which are for secondary school students anyway).

if I apply to Harvard and pretend I didn’t studied first course of my economic university in my country, but just passed and decided not to study there, will it be okay?

No.

or can I apply two times first time as a person, who has finished school and one year didn’t studied anywhere …and… another account for student of economic university, who has studied there 1 course but decided not to transfer to Harvard, but just apply to start studying in Harvard from 1 course?

No.

There are Education USA offices all over the world- @Gumbymom was giving you the Moscow link b/c you mentioned speaking Russian & she was being helpful.