MBA Students & Partners
MBA Students & Partners
MBA Students and Partners will be directed to this page for the latest policies and guidelines on health and
safety, campus access, and living and learning on campus (all below).
For all the latest on your academic and extracurricular experience – as well as timely
links to this site – be sure to bookmark the myHBS dashboard.
Harvard University Health Services is supporting recurring weekly tests through the self-administered testing program. Anyone authorized to be on campus more than 4 hours per week should plan to incorporate testing into their campus access protocol.
Generally speaking, personal travel is still discouraged. However, if students do travel, six is the maximum number of HBS community members (students and partners) allowed to travel together overnight without violating Community Values. Any students who travel outside of Massachusetts must follow HBS’s latest quarantine protocol upon return.
Following exams, the six person travel limit will be suspended for the summer. Students must abide by all local regulations in the communities they visit. Those residing on or accessing campus must closely follow the HBS quarantine policy after travel; all others must follow the local quarantine guidelines of wherever they reside.
All students, except those who are fully vaccinated, arriving or returning from outside of Massachusetts must quarantine. Our goal is to reduce the chances of an outbreak of COVID-19 in our community. Please review the quarantine policies for students living in on- and off-campus housing.
Formal, student organization events are currently allowed but must adhere to all relevant policies. Review this page for event planning protocols on and off campus.
All HBS students and partners may come to campus after completing the Campus Access Protocol.
- Complete Crimson Clear
- Put on your mask
- Wear your lanyard (with HUID)
- Testing day? Do your test and drop it off
You are good to go!
Stay Safe. Protect Others.
Physically Distance
Outdoors: Always
Wear a Facial Covering
Wash Your Hands
Stay Home if You Feel Sick
If you or a member of your household have COVID-19 symptoms, stay home and note your symptoms in Crimson Clear. A nurse practitioner will call you to discuss your symptoms. If you are assigned to an in-person seat in a hybrid course, you should attend class virtually instead. If you cannot attend class virtually due to your symptoms, please report your absence.
Student Organization Events, On-or-Off Campus
Indoors: 25 (without food and drink)
Informal Gatherings, On-or-Off Campus
Outdoors & Indoors: 10
Look for Signage
See a Problem or Have a Question?
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Partners of our MBA and Doctoral students are considered full members of our HBS Community and are treated as students in terms of campus access. They are not considered visitors or guests. Partners coming to the HBS campus are required to follow the guidelines outlined in our Campus Access Protocol. If they haven’t done so already, we also encourage students to register their partners with the MBA and Doctoral program office, even if at this moment the partner does not anticipate coming to the HBS campus. Please contact partners@hbs.edu with any additional questions.
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A range of options may be considered, depending on your specific situation, to support your health, safety, and well-being. MBA students should contact Student and Academic Services. Doctoral students should contact the Doctoral Programs Office. Staff should contact their manager or department head. Faculty should contact their Unit Head or program chair.
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A range of options may be considered, depending on your specific situation. MBA students should contact Student and Academic Services. Doctoral students should contact the Doctoral Programs Office. Staff should contact their manager or department head. Faculty should contact their Unit Head or program chair.
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No, though this may change as Harvard explores testing and monitoring protocols.
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We understand that information about day cares and schools will evolve in the coming months, and that it will vary by school district.
For students: Students are asked to stay in touch with Joyce Majewski (MBA) or Jen Mucciarone (Doctoral) to discuss options.
For faculty and staff: Harvard offers a variety of resources for faculty and staff. To expedite services, please register for support on the Care@Work page, even if you are not certain you will need it.
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The HBS Biddle Fund for COVID-19 Relief (login required) offers financial awards to HBS students experiencing hardship as a result of the pandemic.
Doctoral Students: Doctoral students are eligible for childcare scholarships. For more information and application forms please visit the Harvard Financial Assistance for Child Care site.