The Harvard Extension School Class of 2024 is remarkable in its breadth and depth of scholarship. Students from all corners of the world have enriched the HES community with their passion, dedication, innovation, and creativity.
HES is delighted to celebrate our students’ tremendous commitment and hard work during the University’s Commencement on Thursday, May 23. Congratulations graduates, we can’t wait to see what’s next!
Learn more about the Harvard Extension School Class of 2024 graduates.
Class of 2024
This year’s cohort of graduates come from around the world, bringing their unique stories to Harvard.
1,525
Graduates 117 ALB & 1,348 ALM
39
Average Age
37
States represented
74
Countries represented
2024 Student Spotlights
Research and take advantage of all that Harvard has to offer: the amount and range of opportunities is mind-blowing.
Master of Liberal Arts (ALM) in the field of Data Science, ’24
The courses were invaluable, giving me a solid foundation and a broad perspective on the diverse landscape of finance. They shaped my academic and professional journey, allowing me to specialize based on my interests and career goals.
Master of Liberal Arts (ALM) in Finance; Corporate Finance Graduate Certificate; Principles of Finance Graduate Certificate, ’24
Harvard Extension School has been a symbolic key to unlocking numerous leadership opportunities, breaking through barriers, and elevating my professional trajectory.
Master of Liberal Arts (ALM) in the field of Industrial-Organizational Psychology, ’24; Graduate Certificate in Organizational Behavior, ’23
[I enjoyed] the opportunity to discuss readings or collaborate on projects with people across a wide spectrum of age, gender, location, political ideology, nationality, and so much more — always centered in curiosity and mutual respect.
Master of Liberal Arts (ALM) in the field of Cybersecurity, ’24; Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity, ’23
If money and time were not an issue in life, I would be forever a student in this school. I will describe it as an audition. It is hard. You will work a lot. … But in the end when you get that degree, you’ll understand that you’ve gotten the role of your life.
I discovered a rich offering of practical courses which not only enhance academic knowledge, but also equip individuals with essential skills for real-world applications.