Seed Scholars Honors Program
Year-round entrepreneurship program for Bay Area students featuring mentorship, workshops, and startup project development.
The SEED Program is a four-year comprehensive honors program serving historically excluded and equity seeking individuals in the STEM fields
The program begins with a six-week intensive session called Summer Rising held before students' first semester begins
The SEED Scholarship includes a need-based award that is renewable annually for up to a maximum of eight semesters
How to Apply
- Complete and submit the University of California Application for Freshman Admission and Scholarships
- Apply for SEED Scholars Honors Program via the provided application link
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