This is a program written in Visual Basic that I developed for my Graphical User Interface Programming (GUIPROG) class at Asia Pacific College. Our professor tasked us to make a program using Visual Basic that primarily uses checkboxes as a means of selection rather than radiobuttons.
While I tried to be as accurate as possible in the calculation of the tuition for an undergraduate year at Harvard, the data and the means of computation in here is extremely inaccurate. Although I tried to gather as much data as I can to be as accurate as possible with the calculation of the tuition, there are no places online that posts the actual tuition of a year at Harvard for an undergraduate (as it obviously varies from person to person). As a result, I had to rely on various articles and websites telling me how much a class costs, and other small stuff. So, yeah, the data in here is extremely inaccurate, you've been warned.
Another flaw is found at the Houses at Harvard section. In that page, there are 10 checkboxes, but you may only select 1 house to reside in. I do admit that I could've done better if I had used radiobuttons on this page rather than checkboxes, but our professor required a program with 30 checkboxes, so I had to fit the bill on that one.