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Harvard’s last Affirmative Action program is for the rich

Three years after affirmative action’s end, Harvard still favors applicants by ancestry.

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Harvard runs a little‑known admissions track that bypasses the standard application process, offering a small cohort of applicants admission without any mention on the university’s website or a checkbox on the Common Application. Those selected are admitted on the condition that they defer enrollment for a year, joining the incoming class only after that delay. The program operates quietly, with applicants typically unaware of its existence until they receive the offer.

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