<p>minority status should help you out. Just apply...you never know until you get a decision. Get excellent recs an spen a lot of time on your essays...What do you think you'll be majoring in?</p>
<p>1MX: I was rejected during the regular decision round. And I'll admit, the Harvard name is part of the reason why I want to transfer, but it is not the sole reason.</p>
<p>Northstarmom: Yeah, that's why I plan on working really hard. I really think I can pull this off.</p>
<p>Lazy- you got rejected regular decision? Do really really well this fall. A 4.0 or close to it and get to know at least 2 professors really well.</p>
<p>How many people transfer into Harvard each year? (approximately; I realize that this matters on how many people don't return the next year for whatever reason).</p>
<p>It's been around 75 for 2-3 until this last round, which dropped down to 40 or so. It's likely to remain at 40 per year for a time being. Of course, the number of transfers differ each year. Apparently there have been years with over 100 and years with close to zero.</p>
<p>How important are extracurricular activities for transfer admissions? Is it safe to say that the most important factors are GPA and the reason for transferring?</p>