Launching in Summer 2024 BMO Thrive Academy - Los Angeles Thrive Academy - New York Sponsored by CitadelOur model to uplift future diverse leaders now goes from reaching hundreds of students each year to thousands. Seeing the results of Summer Academy, we are opening up the experience to talented and deserving students across the country by launching 10 regional Thrive Academies.Special recognition to BMO for being our named sponsor of BMO Thrive Academy – Los Angeles And a special thank you and recognition to Citadel and Citadel Securities for their generous support of Thrive Academy – New York Sponsored by Citadel
JadaVanderbilt University, Class of 2027 Summer Academy has opened my eyes both socially and academically. I have made amazing friends that have the same interests and ambitions as me. I have also been put through rigorous courses that have exposed me to new material and ways of thinking not offered in high school!
KeltonYale University, Class of 2026 Summer Academy was transformative in many different ways. Not only did I get exposure to college-level courses, expert college access, and college living, but I also got to develop a tight-knit community. Knowing that, through our shared struggle of being first-generation, low-income students, I can strive towards and succeed at everything I have dreamed of and more.
RonaldYale University, Class of 2027 Summer Academy has been one of the best experiences I've had. It's put me in a community of so many nice people that share the same ambition that I do, which is very different than my high school experience. Being exposed to the college experience has me more excited than ever to attend a university. The lifestyle of college students is something I greatly look forward to!
SandraUniversity of Pennsylvania, Class of 2027 Summer Academy not only made me feel more prepared going into my senior year courses but made me feel confident about my potential in getting into top institutions. From finding my college fit factors, interview preparation, and understanding our intersectional identities, I took away a deep understanding that colleges truly look beyond high GPAs and test scores.