WayUp has teamed up with Red Bull to give one lucky college student or recent grad an exclusive look into the world's most powerful startup incubator and early stage investor - Y Combinator.

Everyone who applies will get a complimentary Red Bull delivered to their home or office, and one grand prize winner will be selected to spend the day with Y Combinator COO, Qasar Younis.

On July 19th (7/19) the winner will get to:

• See behind the scenes into Y Combinator and how they have helped companies including Dropbox, AirBnB, Reddit and more become huge successful companies

• Attend a private dinner with guest speaker Jack Dorsey.

• Meet current Y Combinator batch founders to learn about their experience leading early stage startups.

HOW TO ENTER THE CONTEST AND GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY RED BULL:

• Apply through WayUp

• Tweet or Instagram @wayup and @redbull telling us why your career needs wiiings!

• Press submit! Each applicant will receive a complimentary Red Bull. Winner will be contacted on 7/16

No cost to enter. Must be in the Bay Area for the summer. All applicants will get Red Bull shipped right to your doorstep or office.

*Complimentary Red Bull only available in Califorinia

Everyone is a winner! All applicants will get Red Bull sent right to your doorstep or office!

One grand prize winner will receive:

• Shadow Qasar at the Y Combinator headquarters and sit in on his office hours as he gives advice to startups.

• Attend a private Y Combinator founder dinner as Qasar's guest with guest speaker Jack Dorsey (founder of Twitter and Square)

• Take over WayUp’s Snapchat for the day to let our student followers in on the awesomeness

• Receive a complimentary Red Bull delivery at work by the Red Bull Wings Team

• Contribute to the WayUp blog recapping your experience

More about Y Combinator and Qasar Younis:

Y Combinator created a new model for funding early stage startups. It is the largest and most successful incubator in the country, bringing in up to 100 new start ups a semester. Since 2005, they have funded over 1,000 startups - with a combined valuation of over $65B.

Qasar describes Y Combinator as “a rare institution [that] sits between a university and a venture fund.”

Qasar was originally born on a farm in Pakistan and emigrated to the U.S. in 1988. Once in the U.S., he attended Kettering University, followed by Harvard Business School. Since then, Qasar has created an immensely impressive career for himself including starting his own companies, working for Google, and his current position as Y Combinator’s COO.