ABOUT US

“Since the Enlightenment, liberal arts education has aimed to equip citizens to be free people in a free society. But it has become too individualistic, preparing students for a ‘real world’ that connects them to an economic and financial system with incentives geared to individual gain. It is all too often materialist, strictly secular, and foreseeing a world as it will not be. Humans are increasingly aware of our interconnected world, and this requires us to develop capacities that are not sufficiently addressed in higher education today. We are on the threshold of what is next.” ~ Srinija Srinivasan, cofounder, Jubilee College; former Stanford University Trustee

The Students We Seek
The inaugural Jubilee College class of 28 students will begin in September 2026.
We are preparing to host students from radically diverse backgrounds, connected by their shared curiosity and a desire to learn. Through a curriculum and pedagogical approach designed to see beyond the status quo, to cultivate compassionate hearts, and to grow an intuitive capacity to create with, and for, all of life — students are invited to discover and develop their own gifts while imagining new futures!
Prepared to Create New Futures
Jubilee College graduates who plan to enter fields like law or medicine can go on to complete a four-year degree at a top university. We also encourage, and prepare, students to go directly into their service work after graduation. We believe there is so much to be done to address today’s challenges, and that now is the time to walk new paths with imagination and creativity. For millennia, it was a proven pathway for young people to pursue an apprenticeship with a master artisan, tradesperson, or spiritual teacher. We are bringing back the formal apprenticeship and applying it to all disciplines. Students have the opportunity to be matched with mentors who are top leaders in their fields through a unique placement program customized to student gifts. Ranging from land restoration to regional food systems, from community organizing, to healthcare, resettling migrant refugees, emergent technologies, the arts, B Corps to regenerative finance– students are matched with leaders who are vigorously challenging the status quo and re-imagining their fields to meet this time on earth.
In addition, students have opportunities to get involved in, and to learn directly from, the people and work of the Jubilee College Institute for Applied Learning.

Fellowship Opportunities