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LINK is a student growth platform. LINK helps students gain experience, find opportunities, and support real projects while helping student ventures, creators, and businesses grow.

LINK Circle is for students who want weekly updates, opportunities, competitions, resources, Step Up challenges, student venture spotlights, reminders, announcements, and access to biweekly Zoom classes without a huge commitment.

A LINK Member is a student who wants more hands-on experience. Members can earn volunteer hours, help student ventures, work on real projects, build skills, join opportunities, and support businesses, nonprofits, events, clubs, and student-led ideas through volunteer-style support.

A Student Venture is a student-led business, nonprofit, club, event, project, or idea. student ventures can join the LINK Student Venture Community to get support, advice, volunteers, feedback, visibility, and access to skills from LINK members.

student ventures submit to join the community first. Once connected to LINK, they can submit support requests. LINK reviews each request and works to match the venture with a student member or volunteer who has the right skills or interests.

Volunteer-based support can be free because it gives LINK members real experience while helping student ventures grow. If a request requires more advanced professional work, LINK Studio may be recommended as an optional paid service.

LINK Studio is for creators, businesses, and organizations that want help with websites, website refreshes, brand refreshes, growth strategy, media kits, creator presence, content planning, social media strategy, and online presence.

Yes. Creators, businesses, and organizations can work with LINK Studio to clarify their message, organize their online presence, refresh their website or brand, plan content, and improve how people understand their work.

LINK Concierge helps students figure out what to do next. It can help with finding opportunities, competitions, volunteer experiences, classes, resources, student ventures, school expansion ideas, and which LINK path fits best.

Step Up challenges are small weekly actions students can take to build their resume, portfolio, or professional presence. Examples include creating a LinkedIn profile, building a portfolio website, applying to a competition, writing a cold email, making a resume, starting a project, or supporting a student venture.

LINK Weekly is sent to the LINK mailing list. It includes opportunities, competitions, student venture opportunities, volunteer options, Step Up challenges, class announcements, network updates, and student venture spotlights.

Yes. Students and schools can submit interest in bringing LINK to their school. LINK can help students explore ways to create a school-based presence and connect more students to experience, service, and opportunity.

No. Students do not need experience to join. LINK is built to help students find a starting point, gain experience, and build proof one step at a time.