“Bayar Fellowship has been a wonderful experience. Everyone needs to know skills like cold calling, formatting resumes, and networking, and this program goes above and beyond at teaching young people just exactly that. From panels with successful yet authentic CEOs and figures to learning how to deliver my best self in interviews, I feel that I have walked away with knowledge that is severely useful but unbeknownst to many. I highly recommend that every student dedicates a few hours for just one week to attend this program, because it will truly level up your confidence and skills in every way possible.”

“The Bayar Fellowship, to me, was an amazing 5 day fellowship teaching us many things from cold calls, to resumes and interview etiquette, all of it was very useful and information that I will take with me. We had many powerful speakers who gave us insight on their careers and lives, which gave us even more hope, seeing as how many had different paths but they all made it to the point they wanted to be in. I believe it was a great fellowship and it was eye-opening and very helpful.”

“I underestimated the Bayar Fellowship when I was recommended it by my counselor, but it’s the one of the greatest programs I’ve ever had the pleasure of being a part of. Not for the prestige like others, no, for the valuable knowledge and Esat Bayer himself. One of the friendliest and down-to-earth mentors one could ever have.”

“The Bayar Fellowship stands out as a dynamic and purpose-driven initiative that blends business education with community impact. Designed for high school students—especially those from underrepresented backgrounds—it offers far more than just an online class. It’s a launchpad for leadership, financial literacy, and professional development.”

“I love all the different lessons we learned because we can apply all of these in the real world that we live in today.”

“Meeting new people, I have gained many more useful connections through the Bayrar Fellowship and I do believe this would have the biggest impact because networking is half of the work.”