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Y Combinator helps high school founders turn ideas into companies with mentorship, funding, and a startup network. It supports young entrepreneurs committed to building
Summer at Brown offers high school students college-level courses on campus, online, or hybrid. It promotes critical thinking, independence, and academic growth in a
The HCSSiM summer program at Hampshire College offers six weeks of creative, college-level math exploration. Discover its 2025 dates, cost, application process, and why
Learn all about the Honors Performance Series at Carnegie Hall, including official key dates, eligibility, audition process, and how this global music program helps
Thinking about joining the National Technical Honor Society? Learn how you can qualify, what benefits you’ll get, and how NTHS can boost your college
The Carolina Journalism Institute (CJI) at the University of South Carolina gives students hands-on experience in reporting, photography, and digital storytelling through workshops and
For over a century, the Rensselaer Medal has recognized the brightest high school minds in math and science. Learn how to qualify, get nominated,
The Carleton Summer Liberal Arts Institute (SLAI) gives high school students a chance to experience Carleton’s rigorous liberal arts environment through for-credit courses in
If you’re a math-loving high schooler who enjoys competition, the American Regions Mathematics League (ARML) might be your ultimate challenge. Think team problem-solving, head-to-head
If you’re a student with big dreams in biomedical research, the NIH Summer Internship Program (NIH SIP) might just be your thing. Think about
The North American Computational Linguistics Open Competition (NACLO) is a contest for middle and high school students in North America that challenges them with
The CCIM Summer Workshops offer specialized courses for students interested in media, communications, and technology. Discover the programs, key dates, and requirements so you
Explore what the California Scholarship Federation offers, from academic recognition and leadership opportunities to requirements, application steps, and tips to strengthen your application.
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