High School Extracurriculars — Page 56

Programs 1321–1344 of 1967

Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:

• Young Dawgs Program — University of Georgia: Free UGA internship program placing high-achieving Georgia juniors and seniors in unpaid, mentored placements across campus in Athens — 110+ hours per
• Young Actors Summer Institute — Trinity Repertory Company: Trinity Rep's summer theater intensives in Providence: week-long, full-day sessions in acting, improv, and devising for teens, taught by the Tony-winn
• TheDream.US National Scholarship — TheDream.US: The nation's largest college access program for immigrant youth: up to $33,000 toward a bachelor's degree at partner colleges for students with or wit
• Tennessee Governor's School for the Sciences and Engineering — University of Tennessee, Knoxville: Four-week residential Governor's School at UT Knoxville where rising Tennessee juniors and seniors take college STEM courses, do lab research, and ear
• Tennessee Governor's School for the Arts — Middle Tennessee State University: Three-week summer arts intensive at MTSU in Murfreesboro for rising 11th and 12th grade Tennesseans in dance, film, music, theatre, and visual art. Se
• Expanding the Walls — The Studio Museum in Harlem: Free eight-month teen photography program at the Studio Museum in Harlem ending in a museum exhibition; participants earn a $1,000 stipend and a Canon
• Stone Soup — Children's Art Foundation - Stone Soup: Literary magazine publishing exceptional stories, poems, memoir, and art by young people since 1973. Writers age 18 or younger submit year-round throu
• Quantitative Finance: 4-Week Virtual Summer Research Experience — Stevens Institute of Technology School of Business: Four-week live virtual quant-finance program from Stevens School of Business (July 6-31, 2026, $2,500): rising juniors and seniors earn Bloomberg Mark
• Stephen J. Brady Stop Hunger Scholarships — Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation: Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation award for students fighting hunger: national scholars win a $10,000 scholarship plus a $5,000 grant for their hunger-rel
• Startup UCLA: Social Entrepreneurship Summer Institute — Startup UCLA, University of California Los Angeles: Two-week UCLA institute where students in grades 10-12 design a nonprofit or social enterprise and pitch it to entrepreneurs - virtual sessions $2,000
• Cardiothoracic Surgical Skills and Education Summer Internship — Stanford Medicine Cardiothoracic Surgical Skills and Education Center: Stanford Medicine's two-week virtual surgical internship for high schoolers: morning lectures plus live-coached suturing, knot tying, and simulated ca
• Student Board of Directors Program — Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: School-year program at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis where St. Louis-area rising seniors meet monthly with Fed economists and leaders, then ma
• St. Jude High School Research Immersion Program — St. Jude Children's Research Hospital: Eight-week paid summer research program ($4,800 stipend) at St. Jude in Memphis for rising seniors from the Memphis area and nearby TN/MS/AR counties,
• St. John's College Summer Academy — St. John's College: Week-long great books seminars for students ages 15-18 on St. John's College's Annapolis and Santa Fe campuses; discussion classes of 20 or fewer led
• Sphinx Performance Academy — Sphinx Organization: Full-scholarship summer chamber music intensive for string players ages 11-17, hosted in 2026 at Boston Conservatory at Berklee and CU Boulder; every
• SPARC (Summer Program on Applied Rationality and Cognition) — SPARC: Free ~10-day summer program (July 22-August 1, 2026 at Cal State East Bay) where quantitatively talented high schoolers take small, discussion-based c
• Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Internships — Smithsonian Institution: Smithsonian internships in folklife research, the Folklife Festival, Folkways Recordings, archives, and education - explicitly open to high school stu
• SMASH Residential — SMASH: Free, year-long intensive STEM program with a residential summer at partner universities — UC Berkeley, Morehouse, Northeastern, and the University of
• Youth Ocean Advocates — Seattle Aquarium: Free Seattle Aquarium program where high schoolers (grades 9-12) train as marine conservation interpreters and advocates, with behind-the-scenes acces
• Science Olympiad Division B — Science Olympiad: The middle school division of the long-running national team science competition: schools in all 50 states field teams of up to 15 students in grades
• Schoolhouse Summer Camp — Schoolhouse.world: Free virtual summer camp on Schoolhouse.world, the peer-tutoring nonprofit founded by Sal Khan. Teens 13+ join live, student-led sessions from July 1
• Save The Bay High School BayCamp — Save The Bay: Week-long marine science day camp in Providence for teens who have completed grades 8-12, doing hands-on research on Narragansett Bay with Save The Ba
• Sarah Lawrence Writers Week — Sarah Lawrence College: Week-long summer creative writing intensive for students entering grades 9-12 at Sarah Lawrence College, offered on campus ($1,950) and virtually ($1,
• George S. & Stella M. Knight Essay Contest — National Society Sons of the American Revolution: National essay contest from the Sons of the American Revolution: students in grades 9-12 write an original researched essay on the American Revolution