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Sameer Patel

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The Thiel Fellowship The Thiel Fellowship, founded by investor Peter Thiel, grants $100,000 over two years to young people (22 and under) to leave college and pursue their own projects. This could be starting a business, scientific research, or social activism. Fellows get mentorship and network access in exchange for skipping traditional education. It's competitive, with only 20-25 fellows chosen annually.

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Anansh Verma

Have patience, it's ... • 5m

what if someone is undergraduate bus still under 22?will they apply too

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