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Overview

The Girls Into VC Fellowship is a 10-week educational program for young women interested in venture capital and the startup ecosystem. Participants complete learning modules, weekly group discussions, and a final capstone project, including an investment simulation where groups create an investment memo and term sheet.

Investment focus

Girls Into VC focuses on widening access to venture capital careers for women by teaching core VC skills, connecting students with mentors and speakers, and building a peer community for early venture-career exploration.

Program details

Designed for Students, Investors. The program is remote. Participation is generally part time.

Who it is for

The fellowship is open to U.S.- and Canada-based college students and graduates, with no prior venture-capital experience required.

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Admissions and application

The program is open to young women interested in pursuing a career in venture capital.

Benefits

Participants receive a beginner-friendly introduction to venture capital, including asynchronous assignments, group discussions, and a capstone investment simulation. The program also offers community and mentorship.

Timeline

The fellowship lasts 10 weeks, with spring and fall cohorts described in the current FAQ. The official page identified Fall 2026 as the next cohort season; the operator's Fall 2026 document gave September 28, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EST as its application deadline. That date has passed. The Fall 2026 form remained accessible to its welcome screen when inspected, but late applications were not confirmed.

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Questions about this program

Who is eligible to apply?

The current FAQ describes eligibility as college students and graduates based in the United States or Canada and excludes high school students. A separate Fall 2026 document gives different age and identity criteria, so confirm the applicable requirements with Girls Into VC.

How much time does the fellowship require?

The current FAQ describes about five hours of asynchronous assignments and a one-hour weekly group discussion. The Fall 2026 document separately lists approximately five to seven hours per week.

What does the capstone involve?

The FAQ describes an investment simulation that results in an investment memo and term sheet. The evidence describes this as a learning activity, not an award of investment capital or authority.

Are Fall 2026 applications still being accepted?

The operator stated a September 28, 2026, deadline, which has passed. The Fall application form remained accessible to its welcome screen when inspected, but that does not confirm late applications are accepted.

How many fellows are in a cohort?

The current FAQ describes cohorts of 20 to 30 participants.

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