You’ve been protecting our future. Let us help you plan for yours.
Earn the education to get ahead in your military career or to transition to a civilian field. Harvard Extension School welcomes active and retired military personnel, veterans, and their family members.
- Take evening or online courses—no application required
- Earn an associate, a bachelor’s, or a master’s degree part time
- Use your benefits to pay for courses
- Attend an accredited, Ivy League university
More than 650 courses in over 65 fields
Whether you come to the Harvard campus in the evening or need to study online, we have courses that cover a range of topics, including:
Browse current courses now.
Undergraduate and graduate degrees
With hard work and a few semesters spent on campus, you can earn a degree from Harvard. Prove you can succeed in 3 of the preadmission courses (listed on each program’s admission page) and then submit your application. That’s it, no standardized test scores required.
Undergraduate:
- Bachelor’s and associate degrees in liberal arts (bachelor’s degree program accepts up to 64 transfer credits)
Graduate degrees in many areas, including:
- Management
- Information technology
- Liberal arts (in fields like biology, international relations, Middle Eastern studies, and many more)
- Sustainability and environmental management
Tuition and funding options
Tuition ranges from $975 to $1,900 for undergraduate- and graduate-level courses, and is listed with course descriptions.
Active duty members: first, speak with your tuition assistance administrator about the benefits you may be eligible for. Then submit your paperwork when you register for a course.
Veterans: see the information about Veterans Administration benefits.
Contact us if you still have questions by calling Student Financial Services at (617) 495-4293 or e-mail SFS@dcemail.harvard.edu.
