She attended Radcliffe College (the women's college of Harvard University) and completed the requirements for a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1904. However, she did not officially graduate because she was not awarded a diploma due to her inability to participate in the traditional commencement ceremony.
This decision was made because her physical limitations prevented her from fulfilling the requirements of the ceremony, such as walking across the stage and receiving the diploma in person.
Despite not receiving a formal diploma, Helen Keller's achievements at Radcliffe College are widely recognized, and her legacy as a remarkable woman who overcame immense challenges to achieve academic success is celebrated.