The College & Career Fellowship

What the Fellowship Is

Six weeks or four months, in a group or one-to-one, the work is the same: find out what actually fits, test it against reality, and leave with something to act on. What changes is the pace and who else is in the room.

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A high-school student in glasses leaning over a workbench, assembling a small robot from motors and circuit boards, with shelves of parts behind him.

Two formats, one piece of work

Up to four months

One-to-one

Two 90-minute sessions and four 60-minute sessions across up to four months, scheduled around school, sports, and everything else, plus the independent work between sessions, and the three conversations with you and your student that decide whether this is a fit.

How they find options they'd never have found alone

This isn't about AI writing essays. It's about using AI to explore possibilities your student would never find through Google alone, then validating them the only way that counts: real research, and real conversations with people already doing the work. Your student learns to run that process themselves, which means they can run it again in five years when the ground has moved.

What they leave with

Seven deliverables, all of them theirs to keep and use after the program ends.

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  1. A direction they can explain and defend, not a personality-quiz label

  2. A targeted resume and a completed LinkedIn profile

  3. A personal statement workbook to get their outline started

  4. A 30-second pitch and the preparation to use it

  5. A scholarship tracker matched to their goals

  6. A six-month action plan with weekly steps

  7. The AI research skill itself, so they can re-run this when things change

Six weeks, or four months. Either way they leave with a plan they can defend.

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