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The Horowitz Andreessen Academy is a selective, residential, one-year educational fellowship in San Francisco for unusually ambitious young people after high school or during the first two years of college, co-founded by Gagan Biyani. Its project-based model centers on personal projects, startup ideas, research interests, short courses taught by technology founders and operators, relationships, work inside leading companies, and real-world experience through co-ops. The published September 2027–August 2028 schedule includes a period abroad and a co-op placement. The first year is tuition-free and includes a $5,000 per-student travel stipend.
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A new, residential school in San Francisco for young people who want to build things and work in technology or other fields. It emphasizes project-based learning, real-world company experience, people skills, curiosity, and using AI tools rather than studying only for tests.
An academy designed around project-based, curiosity-driven learning. It does not use grades or tests, instead giving students freedom to pursue their interests, build projects, develop practical skills, and grow as people.
A new college-age institution co-founded by Gagan Biyani applying Alpha's principles to higher education, centering learning on building things, relationships and networking, and real-world experience, with a one-year no-tuition first year and a $5,000 per-student travel stipend.
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