Next Gen Programs

Next Gen Programs

FWA impacts students and scholars through a broad range of programs and activities dating back to 1976.


FWA scholarships, financial literacy workshops, community service activities, and mentoring programs have benefited more than 5,600 individuals for almost 50 years.


Mentoring a student can be the most powerful influence on her professional future. FWA programs help economically, culturally, and ethnically diverse high school and undergraduate college students define their dreams—and discover the ways and means to achieve them. FWA scholars and mentees experience new and different educational and career opportunities. They’re provided advice and support in academic and professional areas and are encouraged to increase their cultural awareness. The FWA’s one-on-one mentoring program has been recognized as a model program by Harvard University.


Wall Street Exchange  
Launched in 1976
896 Students | 192 Colleges & Univ. | 191 Companies


Graduate School Partnership 
Launched in 1983


Mentoring and College Readiness 
High School of Economics & Finance
 
Launched in 1986


Undergraduate Scholarship Program 
Launched in 1986
264 Scholars | 84 Colleges & Univ.


Baruch College Undergraduate Mentoring 

Launched in 2001
378 Mentees placed at 224 companies
Undergraduate Endowment Scholarship Program - 80 Scholarships


Seton Hall University Undergraduate Mentoring Program

Launched in 2015

193 Mentees | 126 Mentors


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