The UndocuStartup Bootcamp 2026 Week Is Here
For undocumented students and recent grads across the U.S interested in launching a business idea in 1 week (hurry, only 100 seats available).
UndocuStartup Week is a national experience designed to help up to 600 undocumented students build momentum, test an idea, and pitch with confidence in seven days.
June 29 - July 5
Seven live sessions designed to move students from idea to pitch in one focused week.
National Cohort
Built for undocumented students and recent graduates from across the country.
Launch in 7 Days
Students learn the framework, build their pitch, and compete for prizes in a supportive environment.
A national bootcamp built to make entrepreneurship feel possible
UndocuStartup Week brings together undocumented students, recent graduates, and partner institutions for a practical, high-energy learning experience. Over one week, students move from introductions and business planning to customer discovery, early client strategy, and a final pitch competition.
The goal is simple: help students turn an idea into action while building confidence, community, and a clearer path toward their first dollar.
Program snapshot
What students can expect
- The 6 step UndocuStartup Framework
- Make your first $1 with just an idea
- Build a pitch deck
- Compete for a total of $525 in Pitch Prizes
- No experience or DACA status needed.
- 100% free for undocumented students and recent graduates at our partner colleges.
UndocuStartup Week Schedule
Every session runs live from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM PST and builds on the previous day so students can keep their momentum all week.
Meet the Cohort and Introductions
Time
4:00-5:30 PM PST
Business Idea & 1 Page Business Plan
Time
4:00-5:30 PM PST
Learn about Customers & Low Cost Product Development
Time
4:00-5:30 PM PST
Getting Your First Client, Practice Pitch Guideline
Time
4:00-5:30 PM PST
Practice Pitch Competition
Time
4:00-5:30 PM PST
Pitch Finalists Announced
Time
4:00-5:30 PM PST
Pitch Competition
Time
4:00-5:30 PM PST
Flexible ways for colleges and community organizations to join
UndocuStartup Week is made possible through partnerships with colleges, universities, and community organizations committed to expanding access for undocumented students.
Partnership options are designed to be flexible, allowing institutions to participate at a level that aligns with their goals and capacity. Availability is limited to ensure a high-quality experience.
Community Outreach Partner
10 Available
- Access to 5 students at no cost
- Institutional recognition on the UndocuStartup Week page
- Invitation to observe the Pitch Competition
- Inclusion in public post-event acknowledgements