PBHA Harvard Muslim Youth Program
Cultural & IdentityMentoring & EducationReligious & Spiritual
Mentoring program pairing high school students ages 14-17 with college mentors for spiritual engagement, academic support, and college admissions guidance.
- Joining
- Application
About
In addition to taking field trips, the program teaches students techniques for academic success in a variety of subject areas and helps mentees to navigate the college admissions process. HMYP aims to foster meaningful relationships between college mentors and high school students through the exploration of shaping identity in the United States. The program focuses particularly on empowering the youth in the Cambridge and Greater Boston areas.
How to join
- Application — A written application, often followed by interviews.
Details
- Status
- Recognized
What they do
- Mentoring high school students
- Field trips
- Teaching techniques for academic success
- College admissions guidance
Mission, in their words
To foster meaningful relationships between college mentors and high school students through the exploration of shaping identity in the United States.
More links
- PBHA program pageHarvard directory
Sources
- Harvard Muslim Youth Program — PBHAHarvard page · seen Oct 29, 2026
- PBHA ProgramsHarvard page · seen Sep 30, 2026
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