Student Success · 2014–2016
From a Project Idea to MIT LaunchX Global Champion & MIT/Princeton Admissions
Before AmeriDuo's program was fully formalized, Lily received the space, resources, and mentorship to turn her idea into a real hands-on project. That experience helped her build confidence, discipline, and problem-solving skills that later supported her admission to both MIT and Princeton.
— Parent of Lily
Project Mentorship Student
- Project
- LocalFoods
- Competition
- MIT LaunchX Global Competition, 2014 — 1st Place
- Program
- AmeriDuo Mentorship
MIT LaunchX 1st Place 2014
MIT 2016
Princeton 2016
Student Success · 2024
From No Coding Background to Carnegie Mellon CS & Google STEP Internship
Jennifer started learning with AmeriDuo in 9th grade with no programming background. After completing five courses, she built a strong foundation that helped her stand out in her school's Data Structures and Algorithms course and earn admission to CMU's Computer Science program.
— Parent of Jennifer
AmeriDuo Course Sequence, Grades 9 – 12
- Courses
- 5 AmeriDuo courses across grades 9–12, from Python Programming through Data Structures & Algorithms and Coding Interview prep
- School
- Excelled in school's Data Structures & Algorithms course
- Internship
- Google STEP program, freshman year
CMU CS 2024
Google STEP Intern
5 AmeriDuo Courses
Student Success · 2026
From Data Science Project to UPenn Wharton Admission
Xiaohan did not just learn data science — he completed a real environmental research project and published it on Figshare with a DOI. His work became a meaningful part of his college application and helped support his admission to UPenn Wharton.
— Parent of Xiaohan
2025 Data Science Bootcamp · 12th Grade
- Project
- Predicting Bacteria Levels in San Mateo's Parkside Aquatic Park
- Publication
- Figshare, with DOI
- Program
- 2025 Data Science Bootcamp, 12th Grade
Published Research
Figshare DOI
UPenn Wharton 2026
