KUALA LUMPUR, April 17 – Harvard College, the esteemed undergraduate school of Harvard University, proudly announces the admission of four Malaysian students to the undergraduate class of 2028. Among the selected students are Mr. Bryan Lim from Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Victor Ngow from Selangor, Ms. Elisa See from Johor, and Ms. Thamini Vijeyasingam from Selangor. This prestigious admission comes as Harvard College accepts only 1,937 students from a staggering 54,008 applications, reflecting an admission rate of 3.59%. The four Malaysians represent the 15.4% of international students from 94 countries who have been chosen to join Harvard College.
Bryan, Victor, Elisa, and Thamini come from diverse educational backgrounds, having completed their secondary education in Malaysia’s leading schools. Their wide-ranging interests span from Computer Science and Applied Mathematics to Environmental Science and Public Policy, Government and Economics, and Economics and Philosophy. The admission to Harvard College underscores the institution’s commitment to need-blind admission and generous financial aid policies, ensuring accessibility for students from low- and middle-income families. With nearly a quarter of students coming from families earning below $85,000 annually, Harvard College continues to pave the way for talented individuals worldwide to become part of its esteemed community.
