High School Extracurriculars — Page 15

Programs 337–360 of 1967

Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:

• Wharton Moneyball Academy — Wharton Global Youth Program, University of Pennsylvania: Data analytics in sports with Wharton faculty; coding, stats, and modeling.
• Cleveland Institute of Music Young Artist Program — Cleveland Institute of Music: Intensive music training at Cleveland Institute of Music. Lessons, chamber music, and orchestra for advanced pre-college musicians.
• Congressional Award Gold Medal — The Congressional Award Foundation: US Congress's highest award for youth. Requires 400+ hours across volunteer service, personal development, physical fitness, and expedition.
• Polygence Research Program — Polygence: 1-on-1 research mentorship program; opportunity to publish or present research
• Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange (CBYX) - High School — U.S. Department of State (administered by AFS/CIEE/YFU): Merit-based full scholarship for an academic year in Germany with a host family.
• Poynter High School Journalism Workshops — Poynter Institute: Training from premier journalism institute. Learn ethics, fact-checking, and multimedia storytelling. Industry connections.
• Regeneron Science Talent Search (STS) — Society for Science: Most prestigious pre-college science research competition in US. 40 finalists compete in DC. Top prize $250,000. Many winners become major scientists.
• Garcia Summer Scholars Program — Stony Brook University: Residential research program at Stony Brook University.
• International Young Eco-Hero Award — Action For Nature: Recognizes young people making significant environmental contributions. International recognition for environmental leadership.
• International Student Theatre Olympiad — ISTA: International theatre festival and competition. Students worldwide.
• MIT Launch Summer Program — MIT: 4-week summer entrepreneurship program at MIT. Students develop real startups with mentorship from MIT entrepreneurs and VCs. Highly selective.
• Caltech InnoWorks Academy — Caltech: Free hands-on STEM program at Caltech. Engineering projects and science exploration.
• Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) World Leadership Congress — HOBY: Advanced leadership program. Selected from HOBY state seminars. International participants.
• Jacob Burns Film Center Creative Culture Summer — Jacob Burns Film Center: Intensive filmmaking program near NYC. Create professional-quality short films. Industry connections.
• UChicago Summer Session — University of Chicago: Intensive academic summer at University of Chicago. College courses with UChicago faculty.
• Students for the Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship (SAGE) World Cup — SAGE Global: Global social entrepreneurship competition. Teams run social enterprises.
• American University Washington Semester for High School — American University: DC-based government and policy summer program at American University. Internships and coursework in the nation's capital.
• National Geographic Young Explorers Program — National Geographic Society: Grants up to $5,000 for student-led exploration and research projects
• Girl Scout Gold Award — Girl Scouts USA: Highest Girl Scout honor. 80-hour leadership project.
• New Jersey Governor's School of Engineering & Technology — Rutgers University: NJ's premier engineering summer program at Rutgers. Hands-on projects and college-level coursework for NJ students.
• Kennedy-Lugar YES Abroad — U.S. Department of State (ECA): Fully funded academic year in countries with significant Muslim populations.
• World Youth Forum — World Youth Forum Foundation: International forum bringing together youth from 160+ countries for discussions with world leaders. Fully sponsored including travel and accommodation
• Diana Award (International) — The Diana Award: Prestigious international award for young humanitarians. Legacy of Princess Diana.
• Yale Young Global Scholars - Biology & Biomedical Sciences — Yale University: 2-week intensive in biology and biomedical sciences at Yale.