NABA Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP)
A free, week-long residential summer program from the National Association of Black Accountants held on partner college campuses, in which high school students attend workshops on accounting, finance, and entrepreneurship, tour accounting firms, and receive year-round mentoring, with tuition, housing, and materials fully sponsored.
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ACAP offers an unparalleled opportunity for growth – without financial burden.
Tuition, housing, books, materials, and NABA student membership are fully sponsored by NABA Inc.
How to Apply
- Submit online application
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