Reboot Transfer Success Fund
Investing in high-potential transfer students with financial need, paving the way toward undergraduate computing-related degrees.
The Reboot Transfer Success Fund aims to invest in high-potential BLNA women transferring from community colleges and accepted into a bachelor's degree program for computing (e.g., computer science, information systems, data science, management information systems, etc.) with financial need, paving the way toward undergraduate computing degrees.
Students residing in the United States who:
Meet Last Mile’s standard eligibility criteria listed on the Apply page.
Are enrolled in an accredited US post-secondary institution. Students may apply for funds either before or after they transfer.
Are accepted into a bachelor's degree program for computing.
Are on track to graduate with a bachelor's degree in computing by December 31, 2026.
Emergency Fund Up to $595 is available during the transfer process for community college students who have been accepted into a computing bachelor's degree program.
Bridge Fund up to $4,500 is available after the transfer process is complete and the student is enrolled in the computing bachelor's degree program.
Application Requirements
An official or unofficial transcript showing your name, institution, and including major/minor areas of study.
A letter of transfer acceptance, a letter of enrollment, or other evidence of having transferred from a community college to a bachelor's degree program in computing.
A financial aid award letter showing your name, or other documentation demonstrating evidence of financial need.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Eligibility
Award Information & Application Tips
The Reboot Representation Transfer Launch Fund is made possible by members of the Reboot Representation Coalition
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