No, you can take level II class without attending level I.

The Harvard student instructors of the programmes are not obliged to provide services after the end of the programme. However, most of the Harvard student instructors are very friendly and helpful. From our past programmes, some even helped review personal statements for college applications and share career or study advice. 

The Academies by Harvard Student Agencies has been running the programme since 2014. They have a vigorous process of student instructor selection. For example, they must have had work experience in renowned companies. They also have to go through training before delivering the courses.

Since the Academies needs to arrange the programme and reserve the Harvard student instructor, you may request an 80% refund at least 2 weeks before the start of the programme if you cancel your seat. 20% of the paid programme fee would be kept as an admin fee. 

If the student has an emergency and notifies us before the start of the programme with proof, we can arrange 50% refund, subject to approval from the Harvard Student Agencies.

Once the programme has started, no refund on a particular day will be available per HSA policy, just like school or university classes.

Yes! The Harvard Student Agencies is a non-profit and its mission is to provide experiential, educational, and business opportunities to Harvard undergraduates. So they only hire Harvard undergraduates. You can read more about them at https://www.hsa.net/about-us 

HSA does charge a fee for their programmes as they run the company like a business and pay their undergraduate students for their work. Profits made by HSA go to student aids for Harvard University, thus they are a non-profit organisation. 

Yes, you can find the programme at the website of the Academies by HSA. However,  signing up via BehindTitles is cheaper because we have a partnership agreement with the Academies by HSA, and the programme timeslots are catered for GMT +8 timezone.