Adelphi's Summer Pre-College programs—ranked among the top 30 in the nation by College Consensus—offer credit-bearing courses, noncredit academies, and residential experiences on the Garden City campus. The credit-bearing program lets you walk away with three transferable college credits, while the non-credit academies let you explore careers, develop practical skills, earn certifications, and gain real-world experience in a fast-paced, immersive week on campus. For rising grades 10-12. $4,540 credit courses, $1,000 non-credit courses.

Plan your summer with AI. Type in your interests and preferences and the AI assistant will help you plan your summer. For grades 9-12.

Summer Workshops let you explore a new skill, hone a current talent, or experience new ways of understanding art and design. Summer Intensives are four-week programs where you can immerse yourself in a particular art and design field. Program is currently on pause; contact them to be put on the mailing list. For grades 9-11.

An in-person Fashion Summer Camp for students entering 9th-12th grade. Each week-long session teaches the fundamentals of the fashion industry from an insider's perspective. Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis with a maximum of 20 participants.

An intensive program at Berkeley Haas where students are introduced to the fundamental principles of business, entrepreneurship, teamwork, and leadership, and are challenged to think outside the box to analyze a business issue and create a product or service business plan. Students collaborate with Haas faculty, PhD students, and guests from corporate America, and receive a certificate from Berkeley Haas School of Business. For grades 9-11.

Explore UC Berkeley's campus, experience college life, and develop key Berkeley Changemaking skills through interactive activities that foster collaboration, communication, and critical thinking. Offered online or in person. For grades 10-11.

The embARC program at UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design brings together high school students from diverse backgrounds to explore architecture, urban design, and sustainable city planning through an integrated design studio, planning workshop, digital design workshop, conversation series, and materials exploration. No prior experience in environmental design is necessary. For grades 11-12.

SMASH Academy is a FREE, three-year, intensive STEM-focused college prep program that empowers students to deepen their talents and pursue STEM careers. Each summer, scholars are immersed in tuition-free studies in partnership with leading universities, with monthly programming during the academic year. Starts in 9th grade.

A hands-on experience for high school students interested in journalism, writing, or photography. The Summer Journalism Academy at Boston University gives students the opportunity to expand their skills and prepare for college, either through a residential experience on campus or remote instruction from home. For rising grades 11-12. Previous years' fees: $6,200 on campus, $1,500 from home.

BU's long-running Summer Term pre-college offerings include two-, three-, and six-week programs that prepare you for success in college. Across four pre-college summer programs (including the three-week Academic Immersion program), you can earn college credit, discover a new subject area, perform cutting-edge research in university labs, or immerse yourself in hands-on learning. For rising grades 10-12. $3,730-$6,760 plus room & board.

Choose from college-level courses at Brown Pre-College, offered on campus and online in one- to six-week formats. Engage with students taking other courses through activities, workshops, and events that help you grow as a student and a person—without the pressure of formal grades. Cost depends on program length and format (residential $3,748-$8,372, hybrid $10,858, online $3,364-$6,520). For rising grades 11-12.

Immerse yourself in Spanish language and culture and learn about Barcelona's history through ten of its most iconic buildings. Join a community of young scholars discovering the interconnectedness of the global community while experiencing another country—concentrating on learning without the pressure of formal grades. For grades 10-12.

A selective, one-week residential program for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors. BASE introduces students to the rigor, collaboration, and curiosity that define a Bucknell education. Participants live on campus, learn from Bucknell faculty, and develop problem-solving skills alongside peers from across the country. Need-based financial aid available.

Caltech Up Close is open to all students who reside in and will graduate from high school in the U.S. The program is designed for students of exceptional promise and focuses on the experiences of students from disadvantaged backgrounds (e.g., rural or small town, socioeconomically diverse). No cost to attend. For 12th graders.

A rigorous, preprofessional, month-long training program in the visual and performing arts, creative writing, architecture, animation, and film for talented artists of high school age. CSSSA provides a supportive environment in which students hone acquired skills and explore new techniques and ideas. Need-based financial aid available. For grades 8-12.

The Summer Liberal Arts Institute (SLAI) is a summer learning community built for academically motivated high school students to explore a liberal arts education at one of the nation's top colleges. For grades 10-11.

Carnegie Mellon's Pre-College Programs offer world-class instruction on a beautiful university campus. The programs help students prepare for the college experience while exploring their educational and career options. For grades 11-12.

Hands-on experiential learning, rigorous academic curriculum taught by industry-expert faculty, and world-class facilities. Courses include Art/Design, Audio and Sound Engineering, Game Academy, Digital Media Production, Filmmaking, Creative AI Academy, Biotech Academy, and a Cybersecurity/Digital Forensics Academy. For grades 9-12.

Colorado College's Pre-College Block invites rising juniors and seniors to a summer of exploration. In two and a half weeks, dive deep into a single for-credit course in environmental studies, history, economics and business, or human anatomy—experiencing the fast-paced intensity of the Block Plan while living on campus and exploring the Rocky Mountains. Need-based scholarships available.

The Summer Multicultural Engineering Training (SUMMET) program is a one-week residential engineering, science, and technology program for rising juniors and seniors from underrepresented populations—including ethnic and racial minorities, women, first-generation students, and students with demonstrated financial need. Combines coursework, hands-on projects, team-building, and exposure to college life. $50 application fee plus travel expenses.

Expand your knowledge and prepare to understand, analyze, and apply cutting-edge research to the complex problem of our changing climate. For high school students who want to sharpen their knowledge and skills in climate change and sustainability. For grades 9-12. $7,290 plus travel fees.

Through the Immersion program, students in grades 9-12 can try their hand at over 90 subjects normally reserved for college—Constitutional Law, Investment Portfolio Management, Materials Science and Nanotechnology, Architectural Design, and more. Getting a taste of these subjects in high school helps you hone your college interests early. Offered online and residential/commuter on campus.

A three-day summer intensive led by the LCHS College and Career Center and Counseling Department to help rising seniors tackle their college essays with confidence. Students brainstorm meaningful ideas, draft compelling responses, and refine personal statements or PIQs with support from college admissions representatives and application readers. July 13-15, 2026; spots are limited.

High school credit programs in 14 languages: Arabic, Chinese, Danish, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish. The four-week program provides at least 180 hours of instruction (two-week: 90 hours) for learners at all proficiency levels, accredited by Cognia. Learn language and culture beyond the walls of a traditional classroom. For students entering grades 9-12.

Cornell's Precollege programs offer rigorous academics and help students explore college fit, academic majors, and careers before applying to college—an educational experience that prepares high school students for the transition to a college environment. $1,940 per credit. For grades 11-12.

An intensive four-week summer residential program for students who have demonstrated an aptitude for academic and professional careers in STEM. Students apply to one of four University of California COSMOS campuses: UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC San Diego, or UC Santa Cruz. Partial and full scholarships available. For grades 9-12.

Enrichment classes on the CSUN campus for students in grades 6-12, designed to awaken a sense of hope and inspiration as students study and learn. $300-$950 based on length.

College-level online courses designed by top instructors for motivated students aged 13 and older, reflecting Dartmouth's liberal arts philosophy. Flexible, dynamic lessons with mentor support let you explore multiple fields of study, think critically and creatively, and find your passion. $1,895 per course.

An eight-day residential creative writing program for rising juniors and seniors at Denison University, running for over 30 years. Only about 48 students participate each June, with small writing workshops, group sessions with Denison creative writing faculty and notable visiting writers, and one-on-one interactions with award-winning authors. Financial assistance available.

Elon University's Emerging Journalists Program offers the ideal opportunity for high school students to explore what it means to be a journalist, to report, and to produce news that informs communities. Free to attend. For grades 11-12.

An intensive three-week summer program on the mathematical foundations of data science for students entering grades 10-12. No prior data science background expected—a strong background in algebra (Algebra 2) and willingness to work hard is all that's required. Advanced program held at UC San Diego; online option available. Financial assistance is available.

Rising high school seniors enroll alongside Fordham University students in traditional five-week classes meeting three or four times a week, on campus or online. $3,120 for a 3-credit class, $4,200 for a 4-credit class.

An immersive residential pre-college program combining innovative academic courses with the college experience and engaging co-curricular activities in New York City. Programs last approximately one to three weeks with enrichment opportunities in STEM, the humanities, business, and visual and performing arts. For rising grades 10-12. $3,500-$5,500 depending on session and residential/commuter option.

Exploring entrepreneurship and Wall Street in the classroom. The Finance Institute is geared toward students considering studying finance in college or who want to learn to manage their own finances, with study of global financial markets and global investment opportunities. For rising grades 11-12.

Earn a Certificate in Real Estate Development in New York City. Through a mix of lectures, hands-on experiences, and examinations of prominent New York City properties, students gain a unique perspective on the college study and career options the field of real estate offers. All courses taught by experienced industry professionals from Fordham's Real Estate Institute. For grades 9-12. $995 online course.

Pre-college online courses for high school students ages 13+, featuring dynamic video lessons by renowned Georgetown faculty and live sessions with university mentors. Available year-round—study anywhere, anytime, at your own pace. $1,895 enrichment courses; $3,995 college credit courses.

The Georgetown Hoya Summer High School Sessions offer the opportunity to explore your academic interests, meet classmates from around the world, and earn college credit—all while living the college experience in Washington, DC. $4,120-$9,540 depending on program type and length. For grades 9-12.

Concurrent enrollment in college classes available to high school students. Tuition is free. For grades 9-12.

Global Works international trips are the bridge for meaningful cultural exchange with people around the world, focused on authentic travel experiences, sustainable community service, cultural immersion, leadership, and adventure. For grades 9-12.

Harvard's Summer College Programs for high school students are intensive programs designed to give a glimpse of college and the opportunity to challenge yourself in college-level academics. Meet new friends and build important life skills that can make your future college experience a success—all while strengthening your college application. Pre-College $6,100; Secondary School Program $9,100-$15,735. For rising grades 11-12.

Experience Harvard Medical School through pre-college online courses for students aged 13 and up. Led by HMS faculty, the program brings medical concepts to life through real-world applications and interactive tools, with flexible online learning and expert mentor guidance. Take multiple courses to build a foundation across several medical disciplines. $1,895-$2,195 per course.

Admission to summer school is by application on a first-come, first-served basis, with in-person, online, and hybrid courses (hybrid only for Biology and Geology). $998 per class, plus $75 science lab fee or $335 PE fee. For grades 9-12.

Explore – Examine – Excel: The Zarb Summer Business Experience is a weeklong introduction to the dynamic world of global business and the cutting-edge technologies used by today's professionals at Hofstra's Zarb School of Business. $250 day program, $750 residential program. For grades 9-12.

At Camp Integem, kids and teens explore AI, robotics, coding, drones, holographic AR, 3D design, game design, art, animation, and space & nature exploration. Hands-on and beginner-friendly with advanced tracks—build smart robots, fly AI-powered drones, and code interactive 3D AR games. Ages 11+.

Part of a weeklong AI summer camp held in labs on inspiring university campuses. In small groups guided by experienced instructors, students use TensorFlow to create a neural network, explore machine learning and AI concepts with Python, and train ML models on data sets. Day and overnight options available by location. For grades 9-12.

AI Scholars Live Online is a 10-session (25-hour) artificial intelligence bootcamp exposing high school students to fundamental AI concepts and guiding them to build a socially impactful project. Taught by graduate students from Stanford, MIT, and more, with a personalized small-group experience at a 5:1 student-teacher ratio.

The Medicine & Research Summer Program cultivates critical thinking, scientific literacy, and professional exposure in a supportive global community. Explore the art of patient care, dive into ethical discussions, and explore human anatomy, gaining experience in clinical medicine and research methodologies through workshops and mentor-guided projects. For grades 9-12.

Collaborate with like-minded peers while experimenting, designing, creating, and learning to think like an engineer—create a device to enhance well-being, improve wind energy efficiency, or design a spaghetti bridge that holds 200+ pounds. Earn college credit; live on campus, commute, or join online. $1,330-$12,690 depending on format and housing. For grades 11-12.

Spend a week living and learning on Kenyon's campus with a close-knit cohort of motivated juniors and seniors from across the country. Each course is built around a single area of study and emphasizes discussion, experimentation, and mentorship from Kenyon professors—you'll leave with new academic skills, a completed body of work, and a clearer understanding of how a liberal arts education works.

Landmark College is a specialized college known for helping students with dyslexia, ADHD, autism, and executive functioning challenges find success and confidence in and out of the classroom. Summer programs attract students from across the country who want to build academic and learning strategies; an online summer boot camp is also available. Traditional Track $5,990; Social Pragmatics Track $7,390. For rising grades 11-12.

Since 1988, Fir Acres Writing Workshop has welcomed creative, talented students (rising 10th-12th graders) from across the country and world to learn and write under the guidance of dynamic, published faculty writers. Daily writing workshops, weekly electives, Portland field trips, and evenings with distinguished visiting writers culminate in a workshop anthology and a passionate, vibrant creative community.

Summer pre-college programs at Loyola Marymount University are an engaging opportunity for motivated high school students to get a sneak peek at college through a unique experience designed to challenge their critical and creative ways of thinking. For rising grades 10-12.

Virtual Math Research Circle (VMRC) immerses motivated high-school students in authentic, mentored mathematical research. In small teams of roughly 3-6 students, participants study advanced topics, formulate and test conjectures, write proofs in LaTeX, and communicate results to a scholarly audience. For grades 9-12.

Work one-on-one with a PhD scholar from top research universities such as Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Yale, Duke, and LSE on an independent research project. At the end of the program you'll have an independent research paper you can use for college admissions or future studies. Financial aid is available. For grades 10-12.

For over fifteen years, Marist University has created top Pre-College programs that give students a sense of college life, provide a taste of a college major, and allow students to earn college credit, all while still in high school. For grades 11-12.

The Musical Theatre Program provides individualized coaching and a supportive learning community of students and theatre professionals. The two-week program gives students the tools to analyze a script and song, make informed acting choices, use music to propel the story, and understand the techniques required to create a digital pre-screen—based on current industry standards for college auditions and the professional world. For grades 10-11.

A selective, week-long summer experience for academically talented students who will be juniors or seniors the following fall. The curriculum is built for active learners: dive deeply into a specific academic topic, participate in lively discussions and hands-on projects, and forge connections with Miami faculty and peers. $350 enrollment fee plus $730 program fee.

Mt. SAC's HSR Summer Program is a FREE, online, self-paced, independent study program designed to allow high school students to retake classes to earn a higher grade, make up credits, and/or get ahead in their studies. For grades 9-12.

Northwestern's National High School Institute—the 'Cherubs' program, dating back to 1931—comprises four summer institutes: Theatre Arts, Film & Video, Playwriting, and Debate. Intensive training plus a once-in-a-lifetime summer making lifelong friends while exploring the Northwestern campus and Chicago. Generous financial aid packages available for students who demonstrate need. From $7,500.

Designed for motivated students 13 and older, Northwestern's Pre-College Online courses are taught by renowned faculty and feature dynamic video lessons, interactive tools, and mentor guidance, with flexible 2- and 4-week online sessions that let you take multiple courses and discover a variety of academic interests. $1,895 per course.

Notre Dame's pre-college online program is designed to empower brilliant and energetic thinkers, with dynamic video lessons by renowned faculty and access to mentors. Study anywhere, anytime, at your own pace—the program is available year-round. A great opportunity to explore your passions and prepare for college. $1,795 per course. Ages 13+.

Experience the dynamic, intellectually rigorous atmosphere of an NYU classroom. With dozens of courses to choose from, follow your curiosity as you discover new ideas and build practical skills, inspired by NYU's award-winning faculty and unique access to leading New York institutions and professionals. A semester-long online program is also offered in fall or spring. For grades 11-12. $700-$16,000, charged per credit.

Concurrent enrollment in college classes at Pasadena City College, available to high school students. Tuition is free. For grades 9-12.

The four-week PreCollege Summer Intensive immerses you in credit-bearing courses in art, design, architecture, and writing, taught by Pratt's distinguished faculty on the Brooklyn campus. Develop college-level skills, strengthen your portfolio, and earn four college credits—all while experiencing the creative energy that only New York City can offer. Ages 16-18. $8,192 on campus.

The Association for Pre-College Program Directors presents the Summer Pre-College Programs Virtual Fair, a virtual event where students and their families can learn about academic summer programs at top US colleges and universities—visit virtual booths and ask questions via text or video chat with summer program representatives. Free. For grades 9-12.

For high-achieving high school juniors from low-income backgrounds (typically households earning less than $65,000 annually for a family of four). College Prep Scholars gain knowledge, confidence, and resources to connect with the nation's most sought-after colleges; select scholars take courses on world-class campuses with scholarships funding the full cost of travel, tuition, housing, meals, and supplies. Free (must qualify, apply, and be selected).

Whether you attend RISD Pre-College in person or virtually, you'll follow a college-level art and design curriculum led by accomplished teaching artists, learning alongside a community of talented students who will inspire you to push your limits and produce your best work. $12,495 in person; $4,635 online. For grades 10-12.

Unlock your leadership potential with programs inspired by Ronald Reagan's legacy. Whether you're a middle or high school student, these transformative experiences empower you to grow, lead, and make a difference. Courses available starting at $10 each; residential program cost not yet listed.

PREFACE is a two-week, in-person residential summer program at Rensselaer for talented students who have been historically under-represented in science, engineering, and the technological fields, and who express a strong, early interest in pursuing careers in these areas. For grades 9-12.

The Rice University Precollege Online Program provides valuable insights and tools from expert practitioners working at the center of their fields. All courses are 100% online and self-paced, with guidance from mentors and a Certificate of Completion from Rice University. Current courses include Genome Engineering and Physiology: The Foundations of Medicine. $1,795 per course. Ages 13+.

The Stevens Select Summer Scholars Program is a six-week online research course taught by School of Business professor Dr. Donald Lombardi, covering organizational leadership, entrepreneurship, finance, and marketing. The final assignment is a presentation profiling a Fortune 500 company. $2,950 one-week / $4,500 two-week programs. For grades 9-12.

Smith Precollege Programs offer a Smith experience for high school students entering grades 9-12 at a residential women's college. Programs available in College Admission Workshop, Creative Writing Workshop, Science and Engineering, Sustainable Futures, and Women, Gender, and Representation. College credit is not offered. $2,700 college readiness program, $4,880 two-week, $9,700 full four-week program.

AI Scholars inspires curious high school students globally by exposing them to the defining technology of our times: Artificial Intelligence. Developed and taught exclusively by a team of alumni and graduate students from Stanford, MIT, and other top universities, the program provides guidance on initiating AI projects, pursuing AI ventures, and preparing for college. For grades 9-12.

Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes provide participants with an immersive Stanford classroom experience and challenge students with advanced content not typically found in the high-school curriculum. Financial aid available. For grades 8-11.

Providing students the opportunity to explore a college major and test drive the college experience. Each of the programs has been designed by a world-class Stevens faculty member who is an expert in their field. $2,950 one-week / $4,500 two-week programs.

An exceptional opportunity for middle and high school students to meet Oxford's world-class academic standard while exploring subjects that stir imagination: global leadership, creative writing, philosophy, STEM innovation, international law, biology, medicine, history, business and entrepreneurship, and English literature—honing critical thinking with guidance from Oxford's esteemed faculty and scholars. For grades 6-8 and 10-12.

In Summer College, choose from over 100 college-level courses offered on campus, online, or hybrid. Students build resumes and portfolios, enhance their college applications, explore a variety of majors, and can earn a Certificate of Completion and a Syracuse University credit or noncredit transcript. Tuition ranges $1,995-$7,995. For grades 10-12.

An online database of pre-college summer programs at colleges and universities throughout the United States and overseas—STEM, performing and visual arts, and humanities—running one to six weeks for all schedules and budgets. Programs give students a chance to experience life on a college campus; some offer college credit and/or community service, and most welcome day students. For grades 9-12.

The Child Mind Institute's Youth Mental Health Academy is a community-based, career development program that includes paid internships, mentorship, project-based learning, and student support for rising high school juniors and seniors. No cost.

The Summer Leaders Experience (SLE) at the United States Military Academy is a rigorous five-day, overnight immersion led entirely by current West Point cadets. Participants experience hands-on academic workshops (17 sessions taught by West Point faculty), Army PT workouts, obstacle courses, the Candidate Fitness Assessment, and leadership and character development through team-building, the Leader Reaction Course, and ethics discussions. For rising seniors.

Being a Junior Counselor (JC) at camp is a wonderful way to spend the summer developing invaluable life skills. There is no cost, and many Junior Counselors use the experience to fulfill school-required community service hours (some paid positions available). Students go through a formal application and interview process, and participation is not guaranteed. For grades 9-12.

Work one-on-one with research faculty and research groups in state-of-the-art laboratories for six weeks. Each student works on an individual project and prepares a journal-quality paper and symposium presentation about their work. Fee waivers are available. For grades 10-12.

Through UC Santa Cruz's for-credit pre-college pathway, eligible students enroll in UC undergraduate courses online or as in-person commuters, building an official college transcript with UC credit that transfers to future colleges and universities. Hundreds of classes, multiple summer sessions, and flexible learning formats. $1,800-$3,255 depending on courses taken. For grades 10-11.

Immerse yourself in one of your passions through UChicago's undergraduate-level summer Immersion courses, with personalized attention from faculty, researchers, and professionals leading workshop discussions, research projects, and hands-on activities—creative writing workshops, STEM preview courses, economic policy, philosophy, and free expression. Residential $2,500-$15,200; online $4,980-$8,550. For grades 9-11.

The UCLA Game Lab Summer Institute introduces high school students to game-making as a form of artistic practice, teaching techniques and tools to develop analog and digital games that reflect your own creative voice and vision. No previous game-making skills required; open to graduating seniors as well. Online $3,591; in person $6,541. Ages 15-18.

During their week at the Juniper Institute for Young Writers, passionate young writers come together in community with like-minded peers and a faculty of working writers (current UMass MFA students) to explore, play, create, question, and share their voices—rare and necessary space, support, inspiration, and mentorship toward your writing goals. In-person $2,500 including tuition, housing, and meals; online summer program $1,000. For grades 9-12.

Unique, faculty-led summer programs at UMass Amherst offering academic intensives in over 25 topics including STEM, art & design, and business, plus six-week lab research experiences and year-round college prep workshops that build practical skills for navigating the college application process. On campus $2,448-$12,813; online $1,985-$2,935. For grades 9-12.

The Kelly Writers House brings a small group of high school writers to Penn's campus for ten days to learn from faculty, staff, and one another. The workshop provides creative students—especially those who have not had similar opportunities—full days dedicated to the practice of writing, developing their own work and critiquing peers' writing in an undergraduate-style workshop, with time to explore Penn and Philadelphia. Financial assistance is available. For rising grades 11-12.

Immerse yourself in college life by selecting a college-level course in a single discipline that will proudly go on a USC transcript. The four-week, on-campus program is a unique opportunity to join the Trojan family, connect with USC faculty, and explore a potential major before graduating high school; online programming is also available. Residential $10,480; commuter $7,482. For rising grades 10-12.

Since 1998, VolunteerMatch has put the power of technology to good use, enabling the social sector to unlock over $14 billion worth of volunteer time. The award-winning nonprofit service is the web's largest and most popular volunteer recruiting platform—find virtual and in-person volunteer opportunities. Free. For grades 9-12.

Immerse yourself in the WashU community by enrolling in undergraduate courses for college credit, taught by WashU instructors from a wide array of disciplines ranging from humanities and social sciences to natural sciences and math. In person $8,385 for 1 course, $12,135 for 2 courses; online $4,075. For 11th graders.

Students discover a new passion, or dive deeper into an existing one, through a noncredit, interdisciplinary environment. Institutes are designed for students to ask questions, collaborate with peers, and consider new ideas. Offerings rotate each summer. For rising grades 10-12.

A noncredit program designed to challenge and inspire you as you build a foundation for future study: lectures with WashU instructors introducing the undergraduate classroom and scholarly inquiry, college advising workshops that take the confusion out of the application process, and interactive afternoon sessions honing skills like growth mindset, curiosity, and leadership. For rising grades 10-12.

Become part of a close-knit community and create new friendships with other talented, engaged high school students from rural areas and small towns across the country. Connect with WashU students, faculty, and staff who also hail from rural and small-town communities. No cost. For 10th graders.

The Wharton Global Youth Program mobilizes the extensive opportunities of the Wharton academic community to educate and inspire pre-collegiate students to explore business practices, analyze the world's complex challenges, and take the first steps in becoming leaders who will transform the global economy. On campus $8,299-$11,899; online $329-$4,799; San Francisco $8,959; Cambridge $9,599. For grades 9-11.

William & Mary's Pre-College Online Program is designed for high school students ages 13 and up, offering a range of compelling topics covered in depth through online coursework led by William & Mary professors. Available year-round, the self-paced online format lets you study anywhere, anytime, and take multiple courses to explore a variety of subjects before college. $1,595 per course.

WiSTEM is a free Caltech event for rising high school juniors and seniors focusing on the experiences of students whose gender identity has been historically underrepresented in STEM, particularly those who identify as female, non-binary, or gender expansive. No cost.

Frontiers, WPI's premier pre-collegiate outreach program, gives high schoolers an all-encompassing preview of college life at WPI. Students grow their STEM knowledge, participate in lab-based classes, and build connections with peers from around the globe. For grades 10-12.

Elite summer programs taught by world-leading professional scholars, accompanied by exceptional peers from around the world. Learn high-level insights and deep conceptual understanding of your subject from accomplished educators while expanding horizons and building genuine academic and social confidence. $2,995 per session. Ages 12-18.

Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) is one of the most globally diverse two-week academic summer programs in the world, serving 1,950 students from 150+ countries and all 50 U.S. states and distributing over $3 million USD in need-based financial aid to both domestic and international students. $7,000 plus travel; financial aid available. For grades 10-11.

A week-long, all-expenses-paid training and leadership seminar plus a 108-hour virtual internship with a $1,350 program stipend, hosted by the National Museum of the American Latino. YAP gives you the opportunity to explore various paths, embrace your own cultural heritage, and gain practical leadership skills and intellectual growth. No cost. For 12th graders.

An immersive 10-day program hosted at Malibu's Pepperdine University for 30 ambitious high school students nationwide. Behind-the-scenes site visits to luxury hotels, speaker sessions with industry leaders, valuable connections, and access to future internship opportunities. For grades 9-12.