Among other powerful initiatives, once a year we invest in training summa cum laude Ivy League and equivalent juniors and seniors by teaching and training them about hedge funds. ​The selected student(s) move to New York or London for 2 months, during which time we work intensively with them to get their knowledge and skills to the highest possible level.

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The student gets to work for a private New York based hedge fund. A typical day involves searching for investment ideas and actionable trades, analyzing and presenting market data, designing working algorithms for trading, coding, working on presentations and speaking with potential and actual investors over the phone. The job is intense and certainly not for everyone.
 

To be eligible you must be a junior or senior in undergrad college, with a GPA of 3.75 or higher, from one of the eight Ivy League schools, or Stanford or MIT. This does not guarantee admission and is a starting point for your application. You will also be required to go through several rounds of interviews.

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To apply, visit here.

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If you do not qualify based on school or GPA, you may still be considered if you meet other eligibility criterion, and make an appropriate tuition payment to be considered for this 2 month long training opportunity. You must still be accepted through application and extensive interview process.