HSA Tutoring is committed to empowering students through personalized academic support and to connect students with passionate Harvard undergraduates who can guide them toward success in various subjects, including standardized test preparation, college admissions, and general academic tutoring.
Our Harvard student tutors provide unparalleled personalized support in college admissions, academics, and test prep — like having an older sibling guide you through it all.
Our personalized tutoring is simple and flexible to schedule.
Speak with a member of our team about finding the perfect tutor and getting a free trial session.
Once you've found your ideal tutor, purchase a self-paced hourly tutoring package that never expires.
Begin your personalized tutoring journey with flexible scheduling that works for you.
Have questions? Our FAQ section has you covered with quick answers to the most common inquiries.
We are an entirely student-run nonprofit, meaning we not only have more recent experience with the process, have stronger relationships with the students we work with, and also have more affordable rates. All fees are paid directly to our student tutors, student management team, operational costs, and Harvard's Financial Aid Office.
For rising seniors/current seniors, we suggest 10-15 hours to finish the entire application. For juniors and younger, because our hours do not expire, we suggest purchasing 20 hours for cost-saving benefit. Those hours will be flexibly used to address different concerns at different stages of the application (9th will be foundations and strategy, 10th will be building extracurriculars, 11th will be maximizing extracurriculars and connecting the story, etc.).
Hours cannot be used across different package types, meaning college counseling hours cannot be used for SAT, or for academic tutoring. However, SAT and ACT hours are interchangeable, and Academic tutoring hours are also interchangeable (e.g. 10 hours of math tutoring could also be used for english or any other academic subject we tutor).