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Where can I find non-dilutive funding options for students?

Elaine Chen
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First, check out these two other sections in the knowledge base that covers fundraising via crowdfunding and via applying for grants, prizes and accelerators.

Second, Ali Afri, a product manager formerly associated with General Catalyst, has compiled this list of resources for students looking for money in 2016. Some are equity free or non-dilutive - others involve traditional equity-based convertible notes. Note that Trust Center does not maintain this list, nor do we endorse any of the funding sources - this link is provided for the convenience of student entrepreneurs only.

https://medium.com/c-u-startups/student-entrepreneur-looking-for-money-9cd7f6d0824d#.52296o93q

MIT students looking for MIT-specific options may find a partial list of competitions and grants at the bottom of this page. In most cases, you must be a current MIT student to apply.

https://orbit.mit.edu/resources

 

 

 

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