FAQs

We are currently accepting applications exclusively from students who will graduate from college in 2029. The application will open January 12, 2026, and close June 15, 2026.

Our team admits students in three waves: March 23rd, May 18th, and June 29th. Once your application is thoroughly reviewed and you’ve completed the selection process, we will inform you of our decision via email.

The cut-off date is the final day to submit a complete application. Admission dates are when acceptance letters are sent via email.

Each career academy accepts specific majors. Visit the Academy Exploration page to see which majors qualify for each academy.

Explore and learn from our interactive educational tool to discover a career track that matches your interests.

If you are placed on the waitlist, it means we recognize you as a qualified candidate for the Greenwood Project. We re-evaluate waitlisted candidates, so being on the waitlist means you are still in consideration and will be notified of your candidacy at a later date.

Over 12 months, students join virtual sessions and projects to build industry knowledge, technical skills, and career readiness. Learn more about our program here.” to “Over 10-months, students join virtual sessions and projects to build industry knowledge, technical skills, and career readiness. Learn more about our program here.

Yes, students from any U.S. location are welcome to apply. However, due to program requirements, eligibility is limited to U.S. citizens.

We have corporate partners across the United States, including in Chicago, New York City, Denver, and Texas, providing valuable opportunities for students through the Greenwood Project.” to “We have corporate partners across the United States, including in Chicago, New York City, Denver, and Texas, providing valuable opportunities for students through the Greenwood Project. Please note: Internship placements are not guaranteed.

An essay will only be required if a student has less than a 3.2 GPA. Any application submitted below a 3.0 GPA will not be considered.

You’ll need to submit both your high school and college transcripts as part of the application. You can request your high school transcript by contacting your high school office or by downloading an unofficial copy from your student portal.

Our interview is conducted through Braintrust’s AI platform and takes 30–35 minutes. Expect a combination of behavioral and technical questions. Learn more here.

View our interview tips here.

Yes, the timed skill assessments are designed to evaluate key skills, traits, and competencies, but they are not used to eliminate students from the process. Instead, a candidate’s performance across all stages of the selection process is considered to make the final decision

Students may remain in the program even if they do not secure an internship with one of our corporate partners. We offer a job board and provide coaching, resume support, and guidance to help students explore other internship opportunities.

At this time, we are not reviewing applications from students enrolled in community colleges.