Harvard Student Agencies
Harvard Student Agencies Inc. (HSA) is a US$6 million non-profit company run by students in Harvard, USA. It comprises nine different agencies providing services to the Harvard community, ranging from cleaning services to employment, each headed by a student manager.
The organization was founded in 1957 to help defray rising tuition costs while providing practical business experience and supplying services to the Harvard community.
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