Sandbox students spend two semesters working in a small team to build and launch a tech product from scratch-- the best experience those interested in entrepreneurship or tech can get in school.
Explore pain points, ideate solutions, and build a software product from scratch in a small team of developers, designers, and product managers
launch
Launch a minimum viable product quickly, get scrappy, and get real customers.
learn
Learn from customer feedback, iterate on the product, and scale your solution. You’ll pitch what you’ve done throughout this experience to investors at Demo Day in April.
Seed is for students who are working on businesses that are innovative and scalable. Here are some examples of businesses that are a good fit:
- tech companies (software or hardware) with big markets and ambition to scale - product/service companies with big markets and ambition to scale
Companies that are NOT a good fit include:
- consulting or other freelance work - basic online sales or drop-shipping businesses (reselling standard products) - a non-scalable craft or hobby businesses (e.g., Etsy store) - real-estate ventures - door-to-door sales businesses
Is my business a good fit for Seed?
Seed is for students who are working on businesses that are innovative and scalable. Here are some examples of businesses that are a good fit:
- tech companies (software or hardware) with big markets and ambition to scale - product/service companies with big markets and ambition to scale
Companies that are NOT a good fit include:
- consulting or other freelance work - basic online sales or drop-shipping businesses (reselling standard products) - a non-scalable craft or hobby businesses (e.g., Etsy store) - real-estate ventures - door-to-door sales businesses
Is my business a good fit for Seed?
Seed is for students who are working on businesses that are innovative and scalable. Here are some examples of businesses that are a good fit:
- tech companies (software or hardware) with big markets and ambition to scale - product/service companies with big markets and ambition to scale
Companies that are NOT a good fit include:
- consulting or other freelance work - basic online sales or drop-shipping businesses (reselling standard products) - a non-scalable craft or hobby businesses (e.g., Etsy store) - real-estate ventures - door-to-door sales businesses
Is my business a good fit for Seed?
Seed is for students who are working on businesses that are innovative and scalable. Here are some examples of businesses that are a good fit:
- tech companies (software or hardware) with big markets and ambition to scale - product/service companies with big markets and ambition to scale
Companies that are NOT a good fit include:
- consulting or other freelance work - basic online sales or drop-shipping businesses (reselling standard products) - a non-scalable craft or hobby businesses (e.g., Etsy store) - real-estate ventures - door-to-door sales businesses
Is my business a good fit for Seed?
Seed is for students who are working on businesses that are innovative and scalable. Here are some examples of businesses that are a good fit:
- tech companies (software or hardware) with big markets and ambition to scale - product/service companies with big markets and ambition to scale
Companies that are NOT a good fit include:
- consulting or other freelance work - basic online sales or drop-shipping businesses (reselling standard products) - a non-scalable craft or hobby businesses (e.g., Etsy store) - real-estate ventures - door-to-door sales businesses
Is my business a good fit for Seed?
Seed is for students who are working on businesses that are innovative and scalable. Here are some examples of businesses that are a good fit:
- tech companies (software or hardware) with big markets and ambition to scale - product/service companies with big markets and ambition to scale
Companies that are NOT a good fit include:
- consulting or other freelance work - basic online sales or drop-shipping businesses (reselling standard products) - a non-scalable craft or hobby businesses (e.g., Etsy store) - real-estate ventures - door-to-door sales businesses