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Does Harvard Prefer IB or A-Levels? The Truth About Admissions
  • 3 May 2026
  • Archer Thornton

Does Harvard Prefer IB or A-Levels? The Truth About Admissions

Harvard does not prefer IB over A-Levels. Admissions officers evaluate both curricula fairly based on rigor and achievement. Learn how to leverage your specific qualification to strengthen your application.

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