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Wally is a pioneer in yachting innovation, redefining the concept of cruising yachts. Since its inception in 1994, the Monegasque shipyard has become an esteemed brand both in the yachting industry and in the luxury market, consistently striving to improve water enjoyment with performance, comfort, and style.

Whether cruising the world’s blue water havens in a state-of-the-art motor yacht or experiencing the elements at the helm of a sailing yacht, a wally yacht guarantees an unparalleled yachting experience for the most discerning individuals.

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The Wally shipyard is a world leader in yachting innovation, seamlessly blending advanced technology with consideration for the overall aesthetic beauty. With every fixture, fitting and space carefully analysed and designed, Wally yachts are amongst the most desirable vessels in the world, built to appeal to the world’s most discerning yacht enthusiasts.

Wally was founded in 1994 by Luca Bassani, a passionate yachtsman and visionary entrepreneur. Since then, the Monegasque shipbuilder has created unrivalled yachts while continuously creating innovative products through intensive and unique research. In 2019, Wally became part of the Ferretti Group and has since been regarded as the pinnacle of yacht design and technology.

Wally is the only yachting brand two-time winner of the Compasso d'Or in 2004 and 2008, the world’s most important award for quality and design.

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INTI CUBE is a 28.5-metre Wally sailing yacht listed exclusively for sale with Yachting Partners International. She has been built to the highest technical standards at the esteemed Monegasque shipyard and boasts all the hallmarks expected of a Wally yacht.

This stunning sailboat epitomises the technical excellence of this renowned Monaco shipyard. Offering a light displacement crafted using the latest technology, Wally sailing yacht INTI CUBE can successfully reach 10 knots of speed upwind in eight knots of wind. As well as her superb racing capabilities, she can also be enjoyed for more relaxed cruising, ensuring the utmost comfort at sea.

INTI CUBE is one of the most stylish and sophisticated sailing yachts on the market, with detailed attention to design, comfort and style. With plenty of deck hatches, portholes and windows, INTI CUBE allows natural light to illuminate the refined interiors.

This superb Wally yacht for sale can comfortably accommodate up to six guests in three staterooms, making it an ideal vessel to enjoy time on the water with friends and family. As the pièce de résistance, the master suite is located amidship with two queen-sized beds, an office and an ensuite bathroom. She also boasts an expansive deck providing ample alfresco lounging and dining space.

With enough space for four crew members, all your needs can be expertly taken care of aboard this fine vessel.

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The Wally Power 58 is one of the most recent yachts in the Wally lineup. The perfect chase boat to a larger mothership or the ideal yacht to head from Monaco to St Tropez in the blink of an eye in the utmost luxury. Powered by three Volvo Penta D8 IPS 700 power 550 she is capable of reaching upwards of 35 knots, while carrying up to 12 guests cruising and two sleeping. 

The yacht is one of the most innovative one introduced by Wally in recent years. She features an incredible aft, with fold out balconies, a hydraulic swim platform and a modulable sun pad that can be covered by an elegant shade. The deck offers plenty of seating and a dining option, ideal to entertain guests in true luxury. The bow is dedicated to private moments with a refined bow lounge. 

The yacht makes a great use of teak being carried in places where you would traditionally see GRP. Her interior offers a large master suite as well as a lounge, ideal for a couple to stay aboard overnight, with kids, as well as for guests to escape the summer heat. 

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Meet the Wallypower58

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• July 8, 2022

Monaco-based Wally had its official debut for the wallypower58 at the Venice Boat Show in late May.

Previous wallypower models have taken design cues from the angular wallytender. The wallypower58, which replaces the wallypower52, is instead an evolution of design elements in the wallypower118 that launched in 2003.

“At Wally, we often say that our yachts are 20 years ahead of their time, and, in this case, that’s very much the reality, as the new wallypower58 honors the aesthetic of the groundbreaking wallypower118, some two decades after it was introduced to the world,” Stefano de Vivo, Wally’s managing director, stated in a press release.

One new feature is what Wally calls a “magic porthole.” The yard wanted to minimize openings that can spoil hull lines, so it removed the openings completely and instead installed gimbal-stabilized 4K cameras on each side of the boat. Imagery is projected onto screens that are mounted to port and starboard in the salon, creating views of the outdoors without any portholes.

“We are very proud of this innovative and effective solution that requires less maintenance than portholes, no risk of damaging glass while docking alongside and, above all, maximum privacy both at anchor and in the port,” de Vivo said.

Other features aboard the wallypower58 include folding bulwarks that increase aft-deck space by 270 square feet; a partially covered, air-conditioned cockpit with seating for 12 to 16 people; and a hydraulic stern platform. A day head is below, and the en suite master stateroom has a queen-size berth. An optional guest stateroom or crew cabin can be located to port, amidships, with a reduced-size salon.

What’s the power package on the wallypower58? It can be ordered with triple Volvo Penta IPS700s or IPS800s, reportedly providing cruising speeds of more than 30 knots.

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"Sailing yachts that masterfully combine Wally’s high-tech build with sharp styling and a clean, elegant interior to produce bluewater cruisers that thrill on the racecourse."

Wally is synonymous with the finest, fastest sailing yachts built in the modern era. The wallywind110 project takes the brand’s renowned performance and styling and elevates it to the next level for a new generation of passionate sailors. Measuring 33.42m (109ft 8in) from sheer bow to open stern, the wallywind110 oozes power. The all-carbon hull has been painstakingly optimised by the pre-eminent racing naval architecture studio judel/vrolijk & co, with twin rudders and a choice of keel technologies. Carbon rig, flush decks and a low-profile coachroof only add to the impression of speed. And yet this is a hybrid yacht, in the sense that it makes a superlative bluewater cruiser as well. Easy to handle, manoeuvrable and safe with its high bulwarks, it makes quick work of ocean crossings. And once at anchor, those wide decks provide multiple entertaining and relaxing areas, from the aft deck and 80sqm guest cockpit to the foredeck lounge. Smart removable furniture can be quickly installed to host 15 people in high style. Accommodation is flexible and typically Wally. Light streams into the open-plan saloon through the dramatic overhead skylight, while the full-beam owner’s cabin can be set up with walk-in wardrobes, a private lounge and his ‘n hers bathroom. Then there are three further guest cabins and an office, plus room for 5 crew.

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33.42 [m] 109 ft 8 in

7.6 [m] 24 ft 11 in

4.5 [m] 14 ft 9 in

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4500 [l] 1,189 [US gal]

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[2024] Harvard: Average GRE, GPA of Admitted Students

by Talha Omer, M.Eng., Cornell Grad

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Thousands of applicants worldwide dream of going to Harvard each year. 

A persistent question that I get asked by many of these applicants i s what role the GRE plays in gaining admission to Harvard.

Harvard being very competitive, does not rely on any single criterion for acceptance. Instead, it looks at many  factors , from your  essays  to your  interviews  and  letters of recommendation . 

However, the GRE and your GPA are the most critical factors that decide your fate.

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Harvard University, one of the elite IVY League, has the following schools that accept GRE scores.

• Harvard Law School
• Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
• School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

These schools offer some of the most globally renowned programs, with an  average acceptance rate of less than 15%.  

Most of the programs under these schools require the GRE, whereas some either don’t need it or make it an optional requirement.

Since Harvard is the most prestigious school in the world, it is natural that getting admission there will be highly competitive. 

For over half of the programs offered at various Harvard schools, the  average GRE score requirements are in the upper 80th Percentile . 

Even in  Engineering , where Verbal scores are unimportant, Harvard’s  GRE verbal expected score is 162+ .

Moreover, having a high GRE score does not guarantee admission since Harvard considers so many other factors. Some of these factors include:

• Immaculate Personal Statement or Essays
• The calibre of your referees and their references
• Work Experience (in case of professional degrees)
• Research experience & Publications (in case of research programs)
• GPA and your grades in relevant courses

When applying to Harvard, you should strive to perfect every aspect of your application. 

GRE & GPA are part of the process but don’t solely rely on them. The competition is fierce, so you should be putting months of effort into planning your application to any Harvard program. 

In addition,  purchasing college essays online  can also affect applicant scores, so be careful using those services.

What is Harvard’s Average GRE score?

The average GRE score requirement varies from school to school at Harvard. 

For instance,  Harvard Graduate School of Education  accepted  PhD candidates  with an average of 156 (Quantitative) and 159 (verbal). 

On the other hand, for the  engineering school , the Quant scores were 167, while verbal scores stood at 162. 

So, you cannot aim for one specific score since it varies greatly between disciplines and depends on other broader criteria. 

A graduate program in English would require a 90th percentile or so verbal score. 

Even for Analytical Writing (AWA), which is not considered very important, Harvard’s overall average AWA score is around 4.5.

Regardless of whichever discipline you are targeting, you should aim for a  high 85 percentile score  on each section. 

Harvard law school, for example, requires either the LSAT or the GRE. Though Law schools are not very focused on quant scores,  Harvard Law School  (HLS) students have an average GRE score in mid 80th Percentile.  (162+ Quant and 161+ Verbal) 

Those looking for  bursaries  will have a better chance with a higher GRE score.

Moreover, anomalies are always there – for instance, a student recently got into Harvard business with a GRE score of 159 Q and 154 V. 

Now, why did this happen? 

It is simple; he had over seven years of professional experience with over four marketing publications in reputed international journals. 

The key is not to fret over the GRE scores since you are a well-rounded candidate – however, if you lack in other areas, then GRE can be a saviour.

Below I have divided the average GRE score requirement of each of Harvard’s schools. 

Moreover, within each school, you will find the average GRE scores of the admitted applicants for the respective individual programs. 

All programs have been arranged for you, and in case you have trouble finding your program, you can use the search bar in the tables.

Harvard Business School’s programs have an average GRE Quant Score of 166 (84 percentile), Verbal Score of 162 (90 percentile), and AWA Score of 5.0 (91 percentile).

Moreover, they recommend an average GPA of 3.85.

Specifically, HBS’s MBA program has an average GRE Quant score of 167 (87 percentile), Verbal score of 163 (92 percentile), and AWA Score of 5.0 (91 percentile). The MBA program also requires and average GPA of 3.7.

Therefore, a good GRE score for getting into the MBA program at Harvard would be 168+ on Quant, 164+ on verbal, and a 5.5+ on the AWA.

Harvard Engineering has an average GRE Quant Score of 167 (87 percentile), Verbal Score of 163 (92 percentile), and AWA Score of 3.8 (54 percentile).

Moreover, the program recommends an average GPA of 3.8.

Therefore, a good GRE score for getting into Harvard Engineering would be 168+ on Quant, 165+ on verbal, and 4.5+ on the AWA.

Harvard Design and Architecture has an average GRE Quant Score of 159 (64 percentile),  Verbal Score of 158 (78 percentile), and  AWA Score of 3.6 (37 percentile).

Moreover, they also recommend an average GPA of 3.6.

So, in terms of GRE and GPA, Harvard Architecture is not as rigorous as other programs like Engineering and Business.

Therefore, a good GRE score for getting into Harvard Design and Architecture would be 160+ on Quant, 160+ on verbal, and a 4.0+ on the AWA.

Harvard Education program has an average GRE Quant Score of 157 (57 percentile), Verbal Score of 158 (78 percentile), and AWA Score of 3.6 (54 percentile).

Moreover, they recommend an average GPA of 3.6.

Like Harvard’s School of Architecture, Harvard’s School of Education is not cutthroat regarding GRE scores and GPA.

Therefore, a good GRE score for getting into the Harvard School of Education would be 158+ on Quant, 160+ on verbal, and a 4.0+ on the AWA.

Harvard’s MPH program has an average GRE Quant Score of 160 (67 percentile),  Verbal Score of 158 (78 percentile), and  AWA Score of 4.5 (79 percentile).

Moreover, the programs also have an average GPA of 3.8.

Therefore, a good GRE score for getting into Harvard’s Public Health programs would be 162+ on Quant, 160+ on verbal, and a 5.0+ on the AWA.

Harvard Kennedy School programs, like MPP and MPA, have an average GRE Quant Score of 160 (67 percentile),  Verbal Score of 163 (92 percentile), and  AWA Score of 4.5 (79 percentile).

Moreover, the programs also has an average GPA of 3.7.

Therefore, a good GRE score for getting into their Public Policy and Administration programs would be 162+ on Quant, 165+ on verbal, and a 5.0+ on the AWA.

GRE recommended, GPA Average: 3.8

Arts programs at Harvard mostly don’t require a GRE score.  However, some do.

The ones that do require a GRE score, recommend an average GRE Quant Score of 155 (51 percentile),  Verbal Score of 158 (78 percentile), and  AWA Score of 3.5 (37 percentile).

Moreover, the arts programs also require an average GPA of 3.6.

Similarly, some science programs at Harvard also don’t need a GRE score.  But the ones that do, recommend a 164 on Math, 158 on verbal and a 4.5 on AWA.

Harvard values  diversity . None of the programs offered at Harvard has any fixed selection criteria.

Based on Harvard’s data, a minimum GRE score is 158 on Math, 155 on Verbal, and 4 on Analytical Writing.

You can get into Harvard even if you have low GRE scores.  There are numerous cases where applicants scored far below the minimum GRE score but they got admitted.

Moreover, if you have a strong profile – international publications in high impact factor jorunals and conferences, strong recommendation letters, a pursuasive personal statement, and a high 3.5+ GPA – then you can get into Harvard even with a very low GRE score of below 300.

For STEM programs, an ideal GRE score for Harvard is 165+ for Math, 162+ for Verbal, and a 4.5+ for AWA.

For Non-STEM programs, an ideal GRE score for Harvard is 160+ for Math, 164+ for Verbal, and a 5.0+ for AWA.

Harvard considers several factors before deciding admissions decisions. However, Harvard uses  no formulae or quantitative measures  to determine success.

Academic excellence is one critical parameter that Harvard uses to assess applicants. This is usually determined by a high GRE score or a high GPA.

If you don’t have a very high GRE score, you should have a 3.5+ GPA so that Harvard feels confident in your academic abilities.

Conversely, if your GPA and GRE are below par, then admission is unlikely.

It also depends on the program to which you are applying. Engineering, Business, Economics, and Finance are incredibly Quant and GPA heavy.

In these programs,  successful applicants have a 3.7+ GPA and a 165+ Quantitative score.  

You can take a shot with a 60+ percentile score if you have some extraordinary achievements like research, publications, or significant professional work.

Otherwise, if your other profile is pretty average, anything below 160 on Math and a less than 3.5 GPA is a sure-shot rejection.

Some applicants can make it into Harvard even with very low Cumulative GPAs. This is because they have  very high grades in relevant and rigorous courses . So, the individual grades of your undergrad courses matter a lot as well.

Some programs recommend taking the GRE, but they don’t require the GRE. In such cases, always take the GRE and aim for at least a 60th percentile score. This is because many applicants take the GRE and apply even if their program doesn’t need one. Therefore, to remain relevant in the eyes of the admissions panel, you should take the GRE.

In these instances, not taking the GRE will not disqualify you, but taking the GRE will give you a better chance of getting accepted.

Ultimately, even just one problem with your application, such as a clichéd statement of purpose or sloppy CV, can make Harvard decide to reject you. So spend time making each element of your application shine!

These scores have been collected from Harvard’s websites. However, some Harvard schools did not publicly provide their GRE scores, so we reached out to them or to their past or current students to get this information. 

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If you’re applying to Harvard, it’s important to learn everything there is to know about Harvard GRE scores. What’s a good GRE score for Harvard? Is there a certain GRE score you should be aiming for?

In this article, we’ll discuss what Harvard is known for, explain how competitive it is for graduate students, and go over the Harvard University GRE score requirements for major programs. We’ll then conclude with a few tips on how to calculate your chances of admission to Harvard so that you can put forward your best application possible.

What Kind of School Is Harvard?

Harvard University is one of the most prestigious and well-known universities in the world. It was established in 1636, making it the oldest institution of higher education in the US.

A founding member of the Ivy League , Harvard offers a variety of graduate programs that consistently top national rankings.

Currently, the university is home to 12 schools spanning the fields of law, business, engineering, medicine, design, education, public health, and the arts and sciences.

Harvard GRE Scores: How Competitive Is Harvard?

Harvard is an extremely competitive school for graduate applicants.

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On average, the GRE scores of admitted applicants range from about 155 to 166 for Verbal and 155 to 170 for Quant, with many programs wanting scores in the 160s, or the top 10-15 percent. (Typically, Quant expectations are higher for math- and science-oriented programs, while Verbal expectations are higher for reading- and writing-oriented programs.)

As for Analytical Writing (AW)—generally considered the least important of the three GRE sections — most admitted applicants score in the range of 4.5-5.0.

Expectations for Harvard GRE scores can vary widely by program. For example, you’d likely need a higher Quant score for a computer science program than you would for an English program.

Now that we’ve looked at the GRE score needed for Harvard in general, let’s go over how you can figure out the Harvard GRE requirements for your program in particular.

What’s a Good GRE Score for Harvard?

In this section, we give you an overview of the average Harvard GRE scores for some of the university’s biggest programs. In addition, we tell you what each program’s US News ranking is, whether the program requires GRE scores, what the average GPA of admitted applicants was, and what the acceptance rate is.

Before we look at the chart, let’s go over how Harvard GRE requirements will be laid out. GRE scores are usually presented in one of three ways:

• Required scores: These are the minimum GRE scores you need to qualify for admission. Score lower than these thresholds and your application will most likely be rejected.
• Recommended scores: These are the ideal GRE scores you should aim for in order to be a competitive applicant. While you don’t absolutely need to get these scores to be admitted, reaching (or exceeding) them will give you a much better chance of admission.
• Average scores: These are the average GRE scores of previously admitted applicants. You’ll want to aim for at least these scores (ideally, a few points higher) if your goal is to be a competitive applicant.

All Harvard programs below are arranged in alphabetical order by field and pertain to both master’s and doctoral degrees (unless otherwise stated). Most Harvard GRE scores are averages, though some programs reported recommended or median (i.e., the 50th percentile, which is similar to the average) scores instead.

Sources: Harvard.edu and US News

What Are Your Chances of Admission to Harvard?

Your chances of admission to a Harvard grad program depend on several factors. Before we discuss those, though, let’s go over some estimates.

For most Harvard programs, the following GRE scores and GPA should give you an excellent shot at getting accepted:

• If Verbal is your most important section, around 165 on Verbal, 160 on Quant, and 5.0 or higher on AW:  Reading-heavy programs at Harvard want to see high Verbal scores but don’t expect similarly high Quant scores, so it’s a good idea to aim for at least the low 160s on Quant. In addition, a great AW score lets you set yourself apart from other applicants with similarly high Verbal scores.
• If Quant is your most important section, around 166 on Quant, 161 on Verbal, and 4.5-5.0 on AW:  With math-heavy programs at Harvard, it’s important to get a super high Quant score and a very good Verbal score. You usually don’t have to worry about your AW score as much, as long as it’s at least 4.5.
• 3.8 (out of 4.0) GPA or higher:  Essentially, an A or A- average is best. You’ll have an even better shot at standing out if you have a 4.0 (or higher, if your undergrad college calculated GPA on a weighted scale ). Remember that the rigor and relevance of your coursework are important as well, so even if your GPA isn’t as high as these, the difficulty of your undergrad courses could work in your favor!

Getting these GRE scores and GPA should make you a very competitive applicant for Harvard. However, there are a couple of caveats.

For one, GRE and GPA expectations vary significantly among Harvard grad programs, so you won’t always need to match the exact scores and GPA we’ve given you above in order to get accepted.

Secondly, because Harvard is an especially selective school, even exceptionally high GRE scores or a perfect GPA can’t guarantee you’ll be admitted.

Now, let’s take a look at some of the most important factors that can affect your chances of admission to Harvard.

#1: Is There a Minimum Required GRE Score or GPA?

One major factor to consider is whether your grad program requires all applicants to meet a particular GPA or GRE score minimum when applying.

According to the chart, most Harvard programs don’t maintain minimum GRE score cutoffs. But if yours does have a strict cutoff, you must get at least this score to qualify for admission. Not reaching this threshold will (most likely) immediately disqualify your application.

If your program recommends a certain GRE score (but doesn’t require it), you should still aim for at least this score. A lower score doesn’t necessarily mean your application will be disqualified, but it will give you a worse chance of getting accepted since it won’t be as high as the program wants.

As for GPA, most Harvard programs don’t have minimum required GPAs. That said, you’ll still need a high GPA for admission—as I mentioned above, an A or A- average is ideal. Unfortunately, you can’t do much to change your GPA like you can your GRE scores. If you don’t have a high undergrad GPA, here are some tips on what you can do to make up for it .

#2: How Does Your GRE Score Compare to the Average?

What’s the GRE score required for admission to your Harvard grad program? The easiest way to figure this out is to find the average GRE scores of previously admitted applicants.

Typically, you’ll want to aim as high as, or even slightly higher than, your program’s average GRE scores. Doing this will make you equally good as other applicants and give you a solid shot at admission.

For example, if I were applying to Harvard’s doctoral chemistry program, my goal scores should be at least 163 on Verbal, 166 on Quant, and 4.5 on AW. Getting these scores ensures I’ll be as competitive as other applicants to my program. But if I score higher—say, 165 on Verbal and 168 on Quant—I’ll have an even better chance of admission!

Unfortunately, many Harvard programs don’t offer GRE averages or any GRE information at all. If your program doesn’t offer GRE averages, follow the tips in our guide to a good GRE score to estimate what scores you’ll need for a great chance of getting accepted.

#3: How Strong Is the Rest of Your Application?

In addition to GRE scores and GPA, other application factors can influence Harvard’s decision to either admit or reject you to a grad program.

Some of the most important admission factors include the following:

• How well written and compelling your statement of purpose is
• How cogent and complimentary your letters of recommendation are
• How much research or extracurricular experience you have in your field
• Whether your particular research interests match the faculty’s areas of expertise

Essentially, you’ll want to make sure that each part of your application is as strong as it can be. Don’t rely solely on great GRE scores and a high GPA to get you admitted to Harvard; work diligently to put together an all-around impressive application.

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What’s Next?

Want to learn more about average GRE scores?  Read our guides on average GRE scores by school and by major to see how high you’ll need to aim in order to impress admission committees.

What are good GRE scores for other prestigious grad schools?  Take a look at our GRE score pages for MIT , Stanford (coming soon), and Columbia (coming soon) to learn more!

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Author: Hannah Muniz

Hannah graduated summa cum laude from the University of Southern California with a bachelor’s degree in English and East Asian languages and cultures. After graduation, she taught English in Japan for two years via the JET Program. She is passionate about education, writing, and travel. View all posts by Hannah Muniz

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