
Fellowship
Join the Superscout community!
🌍 Meet other scouts globally.
👀 Get first dibs on new scout programs and VC openings.
✨ Get feedback and investor recommendations for your deal memos.
✌️ Learn and grow together as a community!
VC Fellows do not receive salary or equity for their work.
The upside is experiential: direct partner mentorship, carried‑interest exposure through fellowship checks they originate, priority access to E14’s events and preferred consideration for paid Venture Partner or full‑time roles when openings arise.
All programme costs—software, event budgets and check capital—are covered by the fund.
There are no tuition fees, deposits or hidden costs. Fellows cover only optional travel to Boston for in‑person gatherings; remote participation is fully supported.
How many fellows are selected each year?
Roughly 15, ensuring high‑touch mentoring.
Do fellows get paid?
No salary is provided, but you may originate small fellowship checks and build carry exposure.
Is the programme remote‑friendly?
Yes—most work is on Slack and Zoom; Boston events are optional.
What is the weekly time commitment?
Five to eight hours, scheduled around academic obligations.
Can non‑MIT students apply?
No; an MIT affiliation (student, post‑doc or MBA) is required.
Do fellows need prior investing experience?
No—curiosity and initiative matter more than a VC résumé.
Will I earn academic credit?
The fellowship is extracurricular and does not carry course credit.
Can fellows invest personal capital?
Personal cheques are not expected but may be accommodated on a case‑by‑case basis.
What happens after graduation?
Alumni stay on the E14 Slack, receive job leads and may progress to paid Venture Partner roles.
How do I apply?
Complete the online form and submit by May 14; interviews follow within two weeks.
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