Quest Scholars Program Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Quest Scholars Program Case Solution

Several months ago, after the youth program for low income students at Stanford was at risk, brilliant high school students--Quest's creators had added a plan at Harvard, and the organization was given non-profit 501(c)3 status.Program grads were acquiring entry to top universities, but was school approval a workable definition of "success" in the eyes of the creators? How did the other stakeholders of the non-profit define success? Could the creators repeat their system, concurrently refine their assignment, and support a sustainable and fiscally responsible organization? With their first board of directors meeting rapidly approaching, Quest's creators confront tough questions about the future of the organization and their parts in it.

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