10 things about Harvard graduates: Liberals, virgins and iPhones
Harvard University has been a launch pad for many high-powered careers - and this summer has seen another crop of graduates leaving the flagship US university. But if these are going to be the next generation of political and business leaders, what are their beliefs and experiences? The Harvard Crimson student newspaper has carried out a close-up survey of these new graduates, showing their attitudes on politics, sex and technology. Here are 10 things revealed about this new young elite. 1. An anxious generation. Among the class of 2018, 41% have at some point sought mental health support from the university's health services. About 15% had also sought support off campus. It's a striking reminder that these young people have studied at a time of rising concerns about stress and wellbeing on campus. 2. More than one in five leave Harvard as virgins. There was a similar number who had never had any "dating" experience while at university. Where dating did take place...
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