For many, school typically ends after college graduation. But for Matteo Guidicelli, the journey of learning has only just begun. Matteo is now an official Harvard student. And this isn’t just any school; Harvard, located in Boston, Massachusetts, is one of the most prestigious universities where a lot of potential students vie for a spot.

In an Instagram post, Matteo shared his excitement, talking about the hours he’s now spending studying with books and notebooks. “Here at Harvard Business School, diving deep into learning with some of the best professors—truly inspiring stuff!” he wrote. “Connecting with classmates from all over the world and across so many industries. Built amazing relationships and took away experiences I’ll always remember. Definitely one for the books!” he added.

According to his Instagram photos, Matteo is at Harvard Business School representing G Productions Incorporated, the production studio he founded with his wife, Sarah Geronimo. His posts show him in class, surrounded by new friends and classmates, capturing moments that show how excited he is to be there and how much he values this experience.

Matteo’s friends also couldn’t be happier for him. Stars like Anne Curtis, Senator Pia Cayetano, and Gretchen Ho all shared their congratulatory messages, showing their pride in Matteo’s achievements.

Actor Kyle Echarri couldn’t hold back his excitement, leaving a heartfelt comment too: “Love this, man! You look genuinely happy, and I’m just as thrilled for you. So proud of you!”

While Matteo is yet to share more details about what exact course he’s taking, according to a report, Harvard Business School’s MBA tuition fees for the academic year 2024 to 2025 are approximately $76,940, which is around P4,462,520. For the full two-year MBA program, you’d need to budget for double that amount—about $152,820 or P8,925,560 in tuition alone. This doesn’t yet include the living expenses required throughout the program and stay in the United States, so prospective students should plan for additional costs. Harvard Business School’s certificate programs, meanwhile, range from $7,500 to $94,000.

ICYDK, Matteo actually has a strong background in business already. He graduated with a degree in Marketing Management from the University of San Jose-Recoletos in Cebu City. So, his choice to attend Harvard Business School makes sense and builds on what he’s already learned.