We encourage applications from DACA holders of any nationality.


Our founder's work and educational experiences allowed him to travel to Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, Brazil, Peru, Japan, Kenya, and the Netherlands. Half of these trips were through Advance Parole, and each involved new challenges and provided life-changing learning opportunities. We are excited to help extend these opportunities to you! (Though you are not limited to these destinations!)

Advance Parole Guarantee

We understand you may be hesitant to apply to Advance Parole (AP) for fears of not getting approved.

For this reason, this is our Advance Parole Guarantee:

  • 100% of the course fee will be refunded if Advance Parole is not approved.
  • For the Social Entrepreneurship Starter course: We will reimburse $599 of the Advance Parole application fee if provided with proof of rejection. (All students must pay for Advance Parole out-of-pocket). 
  • For the Venture Launch course traveling to the Domincan Republic: We will reimburse $500 of the Advance Parole application fee if provided with proof of rejection by December 31st. (All students must pay for Advance Parole out-of-pocket). 

DACA-related FAQs

Do you provide support for the Advance Parole application?

We will assist you in preparing your Advance Parole application! The process will be quick and usually require fewer than 30 minutes of your time. 

You will receive a pre-filled template application form and full evidence packet. Just enter your private information and sign it.

However, please note we do not offer legal advice or services.

What if my Advance Parole application doesn't get approved?

You're covered! See our "Advance Parole Guarantee" above.

Do you have experience with DACA and Advance Parole?

One of our lead instructors is focused on DACA-holders and has experience with DACA. He has traveled to three countries with Advance Parole, both for educational and business purposes.

Where can I learn more about Advance Parole?

We highly encourage you to read this from Informed Immigrant, a project of the FWD.us Education Fund, Inc.