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Pitch competition hosted by the Baiada Institute for Entrepreneurship. Up to $25,000 awarded per cycle to one or more competitors. Non-dilutive prizes classified as competition awards. Runs Fall and Spring cycles. Finalists undergo a 6-10 week due diligence period with student teams before presenting to the Selection Committee. Winners receive mentorship, incubator space in Baiada Institute, and introductions to angel and VC funding from the alumni network.

Also known as: Startups Fund

How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-06-24); what those sources do not state is left unknown.

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Funding range

$25,000

Prize

Equity

None

Application

Semiannual

Campus Wide

Last activity

2026-06-24

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    Application and Timing

    Fall and Spring cycles. Spring 2026: applications due Feb 27, due diligence Mar 30-Jun 5, awards announced early June.

    Participants

    Drexel University students and recent graduates.

    Funding and Equity

    Up to $25,000 total per cycle (non-dilutive prize). No equity taken. Winners must pay taxes on prize awards.

    Recent Activity

    • 2026 (Spring): Spring cycle underway. Applications closed Feb 27. Awards expected June 2026.
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    Verification Gaps

    • Historical winners and specific prize allocations per cycle not documented.
    • Number of cycles completed to date not specified.
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