This program offers a unique opportunity to earn college credit from the USC Marshall School of Business while investigating the intersection of Bitcoin, AI, and finance through a rigorous, college-level curriculum and experiential learning.
This four-week USC Pre-College Program offers high school students a rigorous, college-level exploration of financial technologies, focusing on Bitcoin and the impact of Artificial Intelligence on the digital economy. Participants will delve into the history of monetary systems, understand Bitcoin's technical components like public-key cryptography and mining, and analyze AI's rapid introduction and disruptive potential across various industries. The curriculum also covers valuation methodologies using Bitcoin's blockchain data, its market value as an asset class, and its implications for financial inclusion, energy consumption, and the environment. Students will gain entrepreneurial thinking skills and explore the future intersection of Bitcoin, stablecoins, and government digital currencies. The program includes engaging coursework, interactive assignments, and experiential learning opportunities such as a field trip to JP Morgan.
Participants attend classes from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each day, with breaks for lunch or field trips in Los Angeles.
The ideal student is a highly motivated high schooler eager to explore college-level coursework in emerging financial technologies, Bitcoin, and AI, and to gain exposure to university life.
University of Southern California (USC) campus, Los Angeles, CA
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