The Accelerated Learning Academy: Biomedical Engineering and Technology (ALA) provided by W.E.B. Du Bois Scholars Institute is a comprehensive program designed to introduce high-achieving students to the interdisciplinary field of biomedical engineering. The program serves to expand diversity in STEM studies and industries, particularly catering to those often underrepresented in these fields. The ALA focuses on connecting traditional engineering disciplines such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Materials Science to applications in biomedical engineering and the human body. The curriculum includes a brief introduction to each traditional engineering discipline, hands-on demonstrations, and group activities. Topics covered include bio-instrumentation, biomaterials, biomedical imaging, biomechanics, cellular, tissue, and genetic engineering, rehabilitation engineering, and more. The program also emphasizes the use of technology in biomedical engineering. The ALA is delivered in a series of workshops involving lectures, group activities, and hands-on demonstrations. The format requires students to bring a laptop to each weekend workshop. The program comprises of three separate workshops spread across three months, with specific dates in February, March, and April. It is essential for students to attend all three program sessions for successful completion. The program is led by industry experts and renowned professors from major medical and research institutions, ensuring high-quality instruction. However, specific details about the instructors and their qualifications are not provided. To participate in the ALA, students are required to be high-achieving and forward-thinking, indicating strong academic performance and a keen interest in STEM fields. Participants in this program will gain a robust understanding of biomedical engineering and its applications, providing them with a solid foundation for future studies and careers in related fields. They will also have the opportunity to explore new ideas and career paths relevant to each workshop topic.