Harvard Students: Credentialing, Grade Inflation, and Self Censorship

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@fiftyfifty1

It’s amazing to me that Harvard allows students to enroll in classes that meet simultaneously. It speaks clearly that Harvard doesn’t value the classroom experience. And with this policy of course they can’t require class attendance.

According to the page at Simultaneous Enrollment – Office of Undergraduate Education , the only 4 fall classes allow simultaneous enrollment without stipulation – CS 50, CS 61, Econ 10A, and Econ 1017. There are also some language classes that permit simultaneous enrollment with stipulation, including attending discussion section; and exceptions can be made for seniors that cannot graduate on time without simultaneous enrollment.