Harvard Graduate Earns Perfect GPA
From Times Wire Reports
A Harvard graduate is the first in nearly 20 years to leave the Cambridge, Mass., school with a perfect grade-point average.
Since his first day at Harvard, Kevin Schwartz has never received less than an A, not even an A-minus.
The Roslyn, N.Y., native graduated with the rest of his class Thursday and received the Sophia Fruend prize, an honor given to the highest-ranked summa cum laude graduate each year.
Schwartz, who majored in government, will spend the next year at Oxford University in England on a Marshall Scholarship.
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