Tetr College of Business Announces Full Scholarships for Harvard F-1 Visa Students Facing Uncertainty Due to SEVP Action

Waives $200,000 Tuition and Offers Fast-Track Admissions to Eligible Harvard Students

Tetr College of Business today announced full scholarships for Harvard University students on F-1 visas facing potential academic disruption due to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) recent actions impacting Harvard’s Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certification. This initiative targets both incoming and currently enrolled Harvard students, offering a seamless transition to Tetr’s innovative programs starting in August 2025. Despite a temporary restraining order allowing Harvard to continue hosting international students, the ongoing uncertainty has raised concerns for thousands of students, particularly from India, who form a significant part of Harvard’s international community.

Eligible Harvard students can apply for Tetr’s Bachelors in Management and Technology or the new Science and Artificial Intelligence program, both valued at approximately $200,000 in tuition. The scholarships are funded through Tetr’s $10 million global scholarship fund, designed to support young entrepreneurs and students worldwide, with a special focus on Harvard’s Indian students to ensure their world-class education continues uninterrupted.

How Harvard Students Can Apply:

Harvard F-1 visa students can email transferadmissions@tetr.org with:

A short note detailing their current visa situation

Proof of Harvard enrollment or admission

A brief academic or personal profile

Tetr’s admissions team will respond within 72 hours with a personalized admission pathway. The offer is time-sensitive, subject to seat availability in the 2025 cohort. For details, visit www.tetr.com or email transferadmissions@tetr.org. Applicants may also qualify for Tetr’s Transfer Student Scholarship.

Pratham Mittal, Founder of Tetr College of Business, said, “The prospect of brilliant Harvard students, including many talented Indian scholars driving global innovation, facing academic disruption due to visa issues is unacceptable. At Tetr, we’re offering more than free education—we’re providing a transformative platform for entrepreneurship and leadership. We’ll equip these students with the tools, community, and global exposure to realize their potential and create meaningful impact, free from visa-related uncertainties.”

Tetr’s undergraduate program immerses students in real-world business creation, with semesters spent across seven countries—U.S., India, Italy, Singapore, Brazil, Ghana, and the UAE. Students study at partner institutions like IIT (India), National University of Singapore, and Cornell University, while receiving mentorship from faculty from Harvard, MIT, INSEAD, and industry leaders from SoftBank, NASA, and Estee Lauder.

Tetr’s inaugural cohort has already demonstrated success. In Dubai, students launched dropshipping ventures generating over USD 138,000 in revenue with a 38% profit margin in six months. In India, their Direct-to-Consumer startups achieved USD 184,000 in revenue at a 30.62% margin, spanning sectors like fashion, health foods, and clean beauty, with some ventures securing angel funding.

With over 1.5 lakh applications for just 100 seats in the 2025 cohort—a 50% increase year-on-year—Tetr is among the most selective undergraduate business programs globally. The current cohort boasts an average SAT score of 1475, with students having declined offers from Dartmouth, NYU Stern, UC Berkeley, and King’s College London to join Tetr.

For Harvard’s F-1 visa students, Tetr offers a unique opportunity to continue their education and entrepreneurial journey without interruption, leveraging a global network and hands-on business experience.

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