Master your Core,
Create the Edge.

No. Foundation-level courses assume nothing — not even that you know what a balance sheet is. Everything is built to take you from zero, and you only move to Intermediate once the basics actually stick.

Around 3 hours per course, plus the time you spend on the practical exercise inside each one — reading a real filing, building a real model. You set your own pace; nothing is scheduled or cohort-locked at launch.

Two real things: a certificate for the track you complete, and a project you built yourself — a financial model, a research note, or an investment thesis. The project is usually what gets brought up in an interview, not the certificate.

Honestly, you don't have to take our word for it — try one Foundation course and see if it explains things better than what you've already watched. We'd rather earn that with ten courses done properly than launch with fifty done half-heartedly.

No — Intrinsiq is built for any college student who wants to actually understand money and markets, regardless of major. Plenty of people who end up in finance-adjacent careers didn't start in a finance degree.