<p>Again, the principle is that if Harvard wanted, it definitely could, but it’s not its goal to have a top engineering program like other schools have it. Harvard is not eager to go with the crowd. Take EdX, for instance: without setting up any satellite campuses elsewhere, and after noticing what other top schools such as Yale, NYU, and even Stanford with its failed NYC bid, were trying to accomplish with that kind of outreach, Harvard has become the major player in the field of online education and international outreach. Harvard observes first, then acts. Try to understand: if Harvard deems it proper, it will go after. If not, the others can go. Simple.</p>