FAQ
The questions families ask first.
Cost, eligibility, documents and what the week actually contains. Anything not answered here: contact@visionariumnyc.com.
Who is the program for?
High school and college students between 14 and 20 years old. The whole week runs in English, so English proficiency is required.
How long is the program, and where does it happen?
Eight days in New York City. The week moves through company offices (Google, Bloomberg and Spotify appear in the program), university campuses (Columbia, NYU, The New School and Parsons), a training dinner at the Racquet and Tennis Club on Park Avenue, plus Broadway, museums and the city's landmarks.
How much does it cost?
Tuition is $6,800 USD. A $500 USD program deposit holds the student's place and applies in full to tuition — it is not an extra charge.
What does tuition include?
All activities for the eight-day program: transportation, chaperones, meals, snacks, the formal dinners, tickets to Broadway shows, museums and New York attractions, speakers, materials and the entire academic program.
How do I hold a place?
Register — the form starts the process and we come back to you with dates and travel details. Places are limited by the size of the rooms the program goes into; the $500 deposit is what holds one.
What documents does the student need?
A valid passport, and a US visa where the student's nationality requires one. We confirm the paperwork with each family before travel.
How is the week structured?
Three phases. Awakening — an introduction to New York's art, culture and business scenery, and training in what makes a leader. Initiation — immersion in real situations: negotiations, decision making, crisis management and team work. Incubation — the space, guidance and facilitation to develop a business, product or program idea of the student's own. The running order is set per edition and confirmed with families before travel.
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Ready when you are.
Registration for the next edition is open, and it costs nothing to start the process.