To say that the Harvard campus is iconic is a dramatic understatement. Even the Harvard name conjures up familiar images of traditional brick buildings, and stressed-out students walking through Harvard Yard and touching the bronze toe of John Harvard for good luck. It also brings up images of world-class professors conducting world-class research. Most Harvard freshman live in suites that are quite ordinary but sufficient for comfortable living. Most dorms at Harvard have a common room and their own bathroom. Suites are shared with between four and six students. Walking around the Harvard campus certainly gives you a feeling of inspiration, especially knowing how many famous people have preceded you walking through these spaces. Harvard College is located in Harvard Square which is a bustling city, and is just across the Charles River from Boston. Clearly, there is certainly no shortage of restaurants and nighttime activities. Both Boston and Cambridge are world class cities that offer a tremendous number of cultural and social events. Even the most iconic baseball park in America, Fenway Park, is a stone’s throw away. MIT is a $7.00 Uber ride or a gorgeous 10-minute bicycle ride along the Charles River away.