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BASES, the Business Association of Stanford Entrepreneurial Students, describes itself as a student entrepreneurship organization. The homepage says it funds Stanford startups through an annual Startup Challenge and hosts the Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders seminar, a startup career fair, Frosh Battalion, and Hackspace Demo Day.

Also known as: Business Association of Stanford Entrepreneurial Students

How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-10-08); what those sources do not state is left unknown.

Key numbers

Funding range

Not listed

Equity

Varies by investment

Application

Annual

Campus Wide

Last activity

Not recorded

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    Application and Timing

    The homepage describes an annual Startup Challenge and does not list the next deadline.

    Participants

    The homepage addresses Stanford student entrepreneurs and does not publish a class-year restriction.

    Funding and Equity

    BASES says it funds Stanford startups through the Startup Challenge. STVP's learning-paths page refers to equity-free grants through the BASES 100k Challenge. The BASES homepage reviewed here does not publish the current prize table.

    Recent Activity

    The BASES homepage was live on October 8, 2026 and still describes the Startup Challenge and campus-wide events.

    Known Startups or Winners

    The homepage does not name current Startup Challenge winners.

    Research gaps & things to verify

    Verification Gaps

    Current prize amounts, application dates, and equity language were not on the homepage. The 100k name comes from STVP's learning-paths page.

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