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Here's What It's Like to Be A Harvard Student, According To Matteo Guidicelli
Published on Jun 12, 2025
Matteo Guidicelli's recent Instagram post was more than just an update. It marked the completion of another short course at the Harvard Business School Executive Education program—his second one, in fact!
This time, Matteo enrolled in a four-day course on Marketing and Sales. According to his posts and his name tag, he represented G Productions Incorporated, the production company he co-founded with his wife, Sarah Geronimo.
"Arrived in Boston a week ago with a mission: to grow, connect, and absorb everything this journey has to offer. Harvard Business School is a space of discipline, curiosity, and heart. Let's do this!" Matteo wrote on Instagram.
In his post, the actor and businessman also shared how the experience connected him with people from all over the globe.
"Different cultures, different perspectives but one shared goal: to grow, learn, and connect. Friendships, conversations, and bonds we've built in just a short time. All smiles, all excitement. Let's keep this going," he added.
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ICYDK, this is the second time Matteo enrolled in a short course in Harvard. Last year, he completed a course "Changing the Game: Negotiation and Competitive Decision-Making," which focused on the science and strategy behind effective business negotiation.
This time around, Matteo let his followers in on the student experience. Through an Instagram reel, he shared a mini vlog showing what a typical day looked like on campus.
Matteo revealed that he stayed at Esteves Hall, one of Harvard's student residences. According to Harvard Business School's (HBS) official website, Esteves Hall provides a "comfortable, high-quality, technology-rich environment with collaborative workspaces and lounges."
In the vlog, Matteo also gave a peek into student life—highlighting the school's dining hall (the Chow Center), his meals, and the classroom setup. Classes start as early as 8 a.m., and the environment is built for focus: circular seating, comfy chairs, and placards for each student displaying their name and company.
According to HBS' official website, tuition for short courses in marketing and sales typically cost between $11,750 and $16,000 (or around P655,000 to P892,000) for a four- to six-day in-person program—covering tuition, course materials, meals, and accommodations.
We're rooting for you, Matteo!
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