Harvard Sees Early Admission Applications Drop by 17 Percent, After College and Its president Claudine Gay Were Roiled by Anti-Semitism and Plagiarizing Scandals

The Daily Mail

Harvard received its lowest number of early admission applications in years following a spew of controversies surrounding anti-Semitism and plagiarism.

The Ivy League university saw a 17 percent drop in applications from students applying through early admission with 7,921 total candidates, compared to last year’s 9,553.

The decline doesn’t come as a shock to many following the scandals that the prestigious institution has been wrapped up in over the past few months.

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  1. The bio weapon clot shots are still required of all students at Harvard
    Man alive are they stuck on stupid.

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