Harvard Endowment.

Unless I have rich parents, which I don't, so I know I ain't going to Harvard or Stanford with an A in Foreign Language and C in all other classes.

@Bob SmithCheck out the website for the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.

According to Tom Bay’s book, Look Within or Do Without, Harvard Business School did a study on how well its students were doing financially 10 years after they graduated.

Rental Demand Brightens Dark Housing Outlookby Jann SwansonThe gloomy picture painted by The State of the Nation's Housing report released yesterday by Harvard's Joint Center on Housing Studies has but one bright spot - the improving rental housing market.

I wanted to share my thoughts on an article that I recently read in the Harvard Business Review.

Hi BP Friends,While my personal investments are currently limited to single family houses, a classmate of mine from Harvard is currently running a booming business called Hasta Capital that invests in and develops large-scale multi-family properties in the US and Latin America.I wanted to share a video interview where he discusses investment strategies, historical and future-looking market conditions, recommended debt ratios and more.   

Or unless you are in a highly specialized field, and are in the top 5% of your class and go somewhere like MIT, IIT, or Harvard.

I've spoken to two MBA graduates, one from Wharton and the other from Harvard.  

I don't want my taxes to go up just to get a Harvard-educated cop at my door.