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A101 Bootcamp: Real-world adulting skills college isn’t teaching.

You’ve done the studying. Now comes the part nobody prepares you for: how to actually navigate work, money, relationships, and real life. A101 Bootcamp is seven weeks of practical, no-fluff skills training designed for the exact moment you’re in.

Ready to take charge of your journey?

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  • ESSENTIAL SKILLS

    Master budgeting, networking, professional communication, and mental wellness strategies that set you up for success.

  • CONFIDENCE BOOST

    Tackle career growth, workplace dynamics, and independent living with self-assurance.

  • EXPERT SUPPORT

    Access actionable templates, guidance from professionals, and a network of like-minded peers.

  • LIFE-READINESS

    Walk away with a clear roadmap for navigating adulthood with independence, resilience, and purpose.

Program Breakdown: Week-by-Week Details

  • Build/refine your resume, elevate your LinkedIn profile, and build a job search strategy. Stand out in the job search through interviewing, networking and AI.

  • Topics include: “Tell Me About Yourself,” STAR Interview Technique,

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Interviewing & Career Development

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WEEK 1

WEEK 2

  • Master the art of networking—both in person and online.

  • Topics include: Optimizing your LinkedIn profile by leveraging your Alum network, writing effective outreach messages, and attending events with confidence.

In-Person Networking & LinkedIn

  • Take control of your finances by learning the essentials.

  • Topics include: Offer negotiation, breaking down your paycheck, basic budgeting tools, saving (401K / Roth IRA), understanding credit card responsibility.

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Financial Literacy Basics

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WEEK 3

WEEK 4

  • Understanding the transition into a 9-5, weekly commitment, while protecting your mental health (in and out of the office).

  • Topics include: Prioritization, stress management, and creating sustainable routines.

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Mental Health & Time Management

WEEK 5

  • Learn how to navigate professional interactions and communicate effectively.

  • Topics include: Meeting prep, follow-up emails, Slack etiquette, and building rapport, Zoom do’s and don’ts.

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Meeting Conduct & Digital Etiquette

WEEK 6

  • Navigate the financial and emotional aspects of moving to a new place.

  • Topics include: Apartment hunting, managing expenses, building a social network, and creating a home.

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Moving, Costs & New Friendships

WEEK 7

  • This week is all about you. Bring your questions, and we’ll cover what matters most to you.

  • Popular topics: How to receive feedback, how to ask for a raise, deal with conflict, or transition into leadership roles.

Ask Me Anything (You Decide!)

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