LOT Student Application - National Black MBA Association Austin Chapter

2024 LOT Student Application

Name*
First: Last:
Student Birthdate:*
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Address:*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code
Student Email Address:*
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Name of Parent/Guardian:*
First Last
Parent/Guardian Phone:*
Parent/Guardian Email:*
Alternate Family Member Name:*
First Last
Alternate Family Member Phone:*
High School Class of:
GPA:
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(Student Signature), I verify that the information in this application true and correct:*
(Guardian Signature), My dependent has my permission to participate in the LOT Program and its ongoing activities. I am aware of the curriculum and requirements of the program. I understand that students are expected to attend a minimum of 85% of the general meetings and 50% of the events, and I will fully support and facilitate my child’s participation. An excused absence will not be counted against the student. An excused absence will be any event that is related to a school function or event or an event deemed excused by the LOT Director.:*
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Future Professional (LOT®) $15 annually
Future Professional (LOT^®)

High school students that are actively engaged in the Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT^®) program.
- Leadership Curriculum
  The LOT^® curriculum provides students with resources and support in five developmental areas: Leadership, Financial Literacy, College Preparation, Career Preparation and Life Skills.
- Leaders of Tomorrow^® Leadership Summit
  A 4-day culminating event for the Leaders of Tomorrow® program year. This event typically takes place on a college campus and includes guest speakers, a business case competition, breakout sessions, college and career tours, and fun social activities.
- Business Case Competition & Scholarship Opportunities
  A competitive 9-week business skills program where students learn to understand, analyze and address business challenges in a team-driven learning environment and compete for up to $30K in scholarship funds.
- HBCU Career Crash Course Webinar Series
  Exposes high school students to early stage professional development as they prepare to transition to college.
- Invitation to local Chapter events
  Networking opportunities, mentorship, skill development and college/career preparation.

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