<p>I'm posting this on a couple different college forums:</p>
<p>Just wondering, how many hours of class does the typical Harvard lowerclassman have? I know it differs from person to person, and people also have other committments, but not counting extracurriculars, what are a Harvard student's hours.</p>
<p>If one answer really can't be given, can we get a few examples?</p>
<p>Also how would you rate your different dorms (location, architechture, room size, bathrooms, etc)? </p>
<p>On a scale of 1-10 (1 being terrible, and 10 awesome), how would you rate your schools' food? In other words, do you think it needs major improvement, it's satisfactory, or it's pretty good (for a dining hall, of course)</p>
<p>Having eaten Harvard food, and knowing quite a few Harvard students (as well as MIT students who eat at Harvard 200 days a year), I can certify it (word trademarked by Samuel L Jackson) awesome.</p>
<p>my son didn’t mind the food in Annenberg. He liked many of the selections. He said there was always a good variety of choices. His favorite was the Chickwich sandwiches. ha ha! go figure :)</p>
<p>10+ Super Awesome Food Choices. (It is usual to bond over
pseudo-complaints about food though ;))</p>
<p>You will find Harvard students typically not rating Harvard
freshman dorms. The first year experience is truly
based on your peers and those in my opinion are awesome.</p>
<p>Most freshmen are enrolled in ~ 12 hrs in freshman year (4 courses/sem * ~3 hrs each);
Some diehards increase the number of courses in spring to 5.</p>