TechHorowitz Andreessen Academy opens applications for tuition-free 2027 fellowship
The San Francisco school says it will combine self-directed projects, short courses and company co-ops, with no traditional grades, tests or homework.
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The Horowitz Andreessen Academy says its tuition-free, one-year Founding Class Fellowship will begin in September 2027. Graduating high school seniors will get priority, though students at four-year universities and international applicants can apply. The school says fellows will have access to $50,000-plus in computing credits and a $5,000 travel and research budget. Its announcement also discloses $42 million in funding led by a16z. Separately, the Academy intends to seek regulatory approval for a two-year program it hopes to start in fall 2028. That program is not currently offered or enrolling students; if approved, annual tuition is expected to be similar to an elite private university’s.
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Horowitz Andreessen Academy opens applications for tuition-free 2027 fellowship
The San Francisco school says it will combine self-directed projects, short courses and company co-ops, with no traditional grades, tests or homework.
TLDR
The Horowitz Andreessen Academy says its tuition-free, one-year Founding Class Fellowship will begin in September 2027. Graduating high school seniors will get priority, though students at four-year universities and international applicants can apply. The school says fellows will have access to $50,000-plus in computing credits and a $5,000 travel and research budget. Its announcement also discloses $42 million in funding led by a16z. Separately, the Academy intends to seek regulatory approval for a two-year program it hopes to start in fall 2028. That program is not currently offered or enrolling students; if approved, annual tuition is expected to be similar to an elite private university’s.