Harvard Student Agencies
FY28 General Application
Harvard Student Agencies (HSA) is the largest student-run company in the world, generating $14M in annual revenue across 7 business units and employing 900 students each year. If you’re interested in joining over 65 years of hands-on business experience and community, apply today!
Application Details
Timeframe: These jobs begin in late September 2026 and end in fall 2027.
Pay: All management positions are paid. The hourly wage is $18/hour.
Time Commitment: The time commitment is 10-15 hours/week during the school year and full-time (35 hours/week) during the summer.
Eligibility: This application is open to currently enrolled Harvard undergraduates in their first, second, or third year.
Application and Interview Process
Written Application
The first step to applying for a management position at HSA is a short written application. This portion gives us an opportunity to learn more about you and why you are interested in HSA. Don’t worry if you are applying for HSA without prior business experience under your belt: the majority of our managers didn’t have any either!
First Round Interview
Once the application deadline passes, you will receive an email from us to set up a First Round Interview. These will be 15-minute interviews at the HSA Office (67 Mt. Auburn St).
Managing Director Interviews
If passed onto the next round, we will do our best to match you with one of our agencies. A Managing Director from that agency will reach out to you to set up an interview. Please note that you may interview multiple times during this round with different Managing Directors.
If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected]
Skills Required
- Currently enrolled Harvard undergraduate in the first, second, or third year
- Availability for 10–15 hours per week during the school year
- Availability for 35 hours per week during the summer
What We Do
Founded in 1957, Harvard Student Agencies is a non-profit organization and the world's largest student-run company, providing educational and business opportunities to Harvard undergraduates to help defray education costs and inspire future leaders.
