Inside the Office of Admission
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Haverford College offers state-of-the-art facilities within a 200-acre arboretum campus, located just minutes from Philadelphia.
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Our Admission process is conducted as a comprehensive, holistic review in which each application is treated with extraordinary care and personal attention.
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No place trusts you more to forge your own academic path and contribute so meaningfully to the spirit and fabric of the campus community.
Visit Haverford
For the first time in more than a year, we're offering in-person campus tours in addition to our LIVE Virtual tours and virtual engagement opportunities.
We are committed to making a Haverford education accessible and affordable.
With a $30 million annual aid budget, we meet the full demonstrated financial need of all admitted students–including international students, undocumented students, transfers, and students admitted from the waiting list.
50%
of students receive some sort of financial aid
$50,901
average award of college grant
Haverford Adopts Test-Optional Policy
Beginning with the admission process for students entering in Fall 2021, Haverford is adopting a test-optional admission policy for a three-year period.
Our personal approach to your education begins during the admission process.
Jess Lord, Vice President & Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, provides insight on the Admission process at Haverford College.
Meet our student volunteers.
Current students can give you the best sense of the Haverford community. Please feel free to reach out to our student volunteers if you have any questions about the academic or social environment on campus.
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hqin [at] haverford.edu
Overnight Host Coordinator
Major: Linguistics
Minor: Japanese, Greek -
ssooksatan [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host), Student Admission Advisory Committee
Major: Sociology -
tsyoum [at] haverford.edu
Access and Diversity Intern, Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Environmental Studies, Peace Justice and Human Rights -
solivaresm [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Undeclared -
saronson [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow
Major: Undeclared -
jfriedson [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Political Science
Minor: Psychology -
rjovel [at] haverford.edu
Overnight Host Coordinator
Major: History, Math -
nhaasloomi [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host), Student Admission Advisory Committee
Major: Anthropology
Minors: Chinese, Health Studies -
scahn [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Political Science
Minor: Economics (Undeclared) -
mnburke [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Philosophy
Minor: Statistics -
nataylor [at] haverford.edu
Access and Diversity Intern
Major: Philosophy -
sblossom [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Undecided -
bpita [at] haverford.edu
Access and Diversity Intern
Major: Undeclared -
abruton [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Majors: Fine Arts (Painting), History of Art -
awolfenden [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Undeclared
Minor: Education -
stodd1 [at] haverford.edu
Access and Diversity Intern
Major: Philosophy -
zwinston [at] haverford.edu
Access and Diversity Intern
Major: Biology
Minor: Health Studies -
hdelgado [at] haverford.edu
Access and Diversity Intern
Major: Undeclared -
cmodel [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Chemistry
Minor: English -
tseid [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Biology, Economics -
kharris1 [at] haverford.edu
Access and Diversity Intern
Major: Psychology, Neuroscience -
cojeda [at] haverford.edu
Access and Diversity Intern, Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: History
Concentration: Latin American, Iberian, and Latinx Studies -
aalynch [at] haverford.edu
Admission Office Fellow (Tour guide and/or Host)
Major: Economics, Statistics -
uwangmo [at] haverford.edu
Access and Diversity Intern
Major: Undeclared
The Class of 2025
Students hail from 36 States, D.C., Puerto Rico and 27 Countries.
- 5,333 applied
- 17.9% rate of admission
- 414 total enrolled
- 48.9%Identify as people of color
- 12.3% Black/African American
- 11.4% Latino/a/e
- 26.6% Asian/Asian American
- 11.6% first generation to college
- 19 QuestBridge matches
Where do Haverford students go after graduation? Anywhere they want.
A liberal arts education is the best professional preparation. The skills, knowledge, and critical thinking you develop at Haverford can be applied to myriad fields and careers. As a Ford, you automatically stand out in the world, and are better able to inform, heal, and improve it.
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Join the mailing list to receive emails from Haverford. (We promise not to clutter your inbox. We only send 1 or 2 per month.)
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- Find out about Haverford in your area.
- Find your regional counselor.
- Phone: (610) 896-1350
- Email: admission [at] haverford.edu
Resources
Check out our Admission publications for more in-depth information about the amazing opportunities at Haverford.
- Download the Viewbook
- Check out Admission Videos
- Class of 2025 Profile
- Federal Safety Information
- Accreditation Status
- Contact & Staff
School Counselors
Counselors and advisors are welcome to contact us at any time during the year. We can provide a wealth of materials and information for you, your school, and your students.
- View the Counselor Guidebook
- Profile/College Board Code: 2289
- FAFSA/U.S. Department of Education Code: 003274
![Physics major and economics minor Kevin Kaufman '21 studied the properties of millisecond pulsars and their emission of Giant Pulses for his thesis.
“I always thought [pulsars] were interesting due to their odd nature of spinning at a constant spin and sending a signal of radio emission once or twice per spin, making them the most perfect clocks in our universe,” he said. “The particular pulsar I studied was so interesting because it spins hundreds of times per second and during some of these spins it releases a short burst, which equates to the brightest temperature ever recorded. This was so odd to me that I wanted to learn more about the geometry of this pulsar, how it works, and what causes these bursts.”
Up next, Kevin is pursuing a master’s in systems engineering at Penn, and when he finishes, he will be working in Boston Consulting Group's Philadelphia office.
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