u/MalvernKid

Hi all,

I'm confused as to the wording on HES website on visas. I'm eligible to travel to the US under an ESTA but unfortunately that doesn't allow me to study.

Can I confirm the three week courses allow sponsorship from Harvard Summer/Extension School? (part of the website suggests it does, parts suggests they only sponsor the full 7 week courses).

How easy/difficult has been to get an F1 visa if you're a student applying from outside the US?

Hi all,

I'll be beginning my Harvard HES journey soon, and I'm thinking of doing ECON S-1615 - Managerial Economics and MGMT S-2000 - Principles of Finance together in the Summer.

Has anyone else done this? Is it sensible or should I pace myself? Grateful if you could give me an idea of the hours you put in studying for summer courses ( I am going to give myself 10-15hrs a week for each module - is that enough?)