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Harvard Financial Literacy Program

Overview

Harvard Financial Literacy Program (HFLP) is a group of student interns in the Griffin Financial Aid Office committed to promoting financial literacy and awareness of financial aid resources at Harvard College.     

 

About

We provide student-to-student programming on practical financial knowledge (building credit, budgeting, investing), the financial aid process, and resources for college and post-grad life. We serve as a dynamic connection between the Financial Aid Office and the student body, and work on partnerships across the University on financial wellness and resources. Our mission is to empower students to make thoughtful and constructive financial decisions and to help make the college experience more inclusive to all students, regardless of financial background. 

Contact the Harvard Financial Literacy Program Student Interns by using the question box below, or email finlit@fas.harvard.edu

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Student Group: HFLP

  • Timmy Class of '29

    Hello everyone! My name is Timmy Tran and I’m a sophomore living in Lowell House concentrating in Social Studies with a secondary in Economics.

    Student Profile
    Timmy

  • Eliana Class of '29

    Hello everyone! I’m Eliana- class of 2029 living in Eliot House (DOMUS!). I’m a proud Ethiopian raised 5 minutes away from Harvard in Cambridge, Massachusetts!

    Student Profile
    Eliana

  • Betty Class of '29

    Hello! My name is Betty, and I’m a part of the Class of 2029 living in Lowell House, studying Government with a Vietnamese Citation.

    Student Profile
    Betty

Contact

We are excited to create partnerships with other offices and campus groups, from hosting study breaks to speaking on financial literacy topics at club events. Please fill out the form below if you are interested in collaborating!

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