<p>Does Harvard take photographs on a CD or does it have to be slides, and a link with exact instructions on submitting an art supplement at Harvard would be helpful as well.</p>
<p>From Harvard’s website (supplemental materials) -
"Slides</p>
<p>If you are sending slides, please label each mount with your legal name, date of birth and high school.
Please insert all slides into clear plastic, notebook-style slide pages.
Please send visual artwork only in slide format unless your work must be viewed in electronic form in order to be evaluated.
Please choose a maximum of 12 slides representing your best work.
Please indicate the total number of slides submitted in your cover letter."</p>
<p>“Please send visual artwork only in slide format . . .” seems pretty explicit to me. Not sure how to covert digital or negatives to slide, but I know it can be done.</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>
<p>Actually, you can send them on a CD. I called with the same question. They conceded that slides are hard to buy nowadays and would accept images on a CD.</p>
<p>Thanks everyone
I called and they said cds are okay because slides are a ridiculous waste of money and time</p>
<p>Thank you so much for asking this question!</p>
<p>You just saved me! I had the same question and was about to waste $30.</p>