Admission · Spring 2027 · Ten seats

A seat here is applied for, not bought.

The course takes ten students at a time, chosen for curiosity. Admission runs through the student — a short application, then a conversation. This page explains the whole process, start to finish, so there are no surprises on either side.

01Who this is for

Most students are handed this page by a parent. That's fine.

The course is built for young adults 18 to 22 — old enough to open every account in their own name, young enough that what they learn compounds for fifty years. Some students find us on their own. Most arrive because a parent put this in front of them. Either way works.

But from here forward, we deal with the student. The application is theirs to finish, the conversation is theirs to have, and the work — three live hours a week for eight weeks — is theirs to show up for. That isn't a policy for its own sake. It's the first lesson: we treat them like adults, and they tend to act accordingly.

A seat is right for

  • A student curious about money — no prior knowledge expected, none assumed.
  • Someone willing to be on camera, in a live Zoom room of ten, three times a week.
  • Someone ready to open real accounts and build a real system during the course.
  • A student who can commit to eight weeks. The guarantee depends on it.

It is not for

  • A student being sent against their will. It never works, and it shows in the conversation.
  • Anyone hoping to watch recordings later. There are none — the room is the product.
  • Families looking for stock picks or a get-rich course. We teach the boring math that works.
02How admission works

Five steps. No essays, no transcripts, no grades.

Step 01

The application

The form at the bottom of this page. About fifteen minutes, in the student's own words. A parent can fill in the contact details, but the written answers should be the student's — the answers are what we read.

Step 02

We read it and reply

Every application gets a personal reply within three business days, either way. Applications are reviewed as they arrive, and the class closes when ten seats are taken.

Step 03

The conversation

A short video call between Amit and the student — parents not on the line. It isn't a test and there's nothing to prepare. It's how both sides find out whether the fit is real. Parents with questions of their own are welcome to a separate call.

Step 04

The decision

Within two days of the conversation. If the answer is no, we say so plainly and won't waste the family's time — a no usually means not yet, not never.

Step 05

The seat

Tuition holds it, in the order it arrives. Then one thing remains before the first Monday: Session Zero, a live orientation for students and parents together — the only session parents attend.

03Dates & terms

The spring class, plainly stated.

Cohort
Spring 2027 — the next open seats. Fall and Winter 2026 are full.
Session Zero
Thursday, January 21, 2027 · students and parents, live.
The course
January 25 – March 19, 2027 · eight weeks.
Schedule
Monday, Wednesday, Friday · one live hour each.
Where
Live on Zoom, from anywhere. No campus. Never a recording to watch alone.
Room
Ten students, maximum. It's the format, not a marketing line.
$2,500
Per student · Spring 2027
  • Paid in full$2,500
  • Three payments$833 / mo
  • Over time · Klarna, Affirm, Afterpay~$210 / mo

The room will always hold ten, and tuition rises as the school grows. Spring 2027 holds it at $2,500 — with the founder at the front of the room for every session.

The guarantee. Attend everything, finish, and if it wasn't worth it — the full tuition back. Miss sessions and it's void. We bet on the ones who show up.
04The application

Fifteen minutes, in the student's own words.

Application received

Now it's our turn.

Thank you. A personal reply is on its way within three business days — we answer every application, either way.

If you don't hear from us by then, something went wrong in transit: write to amit@teamshah.com and we'll sort it out.

There's no correct answer to anything below. We're reading for curiosity, not polish — a few honest sentences beat a finished paragraph every time.

The student

The parent or guardian

Three questions · the student answers

Three sentences is plenty. "My mom is making me" is a legitimate answer — say so and say what, if anything, you'd want out of it anyway.

A hunch is enough. Fridays exist to put exactly these on trial.

The Wednesday question. Skip it if nothing comes — it will by week eight.

A person — the person who teaches the course — reads this and replies within three business days. Submitting costs nothing and commits you to nothing.