High School Extracurriculars — Page 68
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Programs 1609–1632 of 1967
Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:
- Google Code Next Program — Google: Free multi-year program at Google labs teaching computer science and career readiness. Includes mentorship and internships.
- FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) Dean's List Finalist — FIRST: Top individual student award in FRC. 10 winners selected from ~300 semi-finalists.
- Dow Jones News Fund High School Journalism Workshops — Dow Jones News Fund: Intensive journalism workshops at universities nationwide. Learn from professional journalists and editors. Scholarships available.
- World Schools Debate Championship US Team — World Schools Debate: Selection to represent Team USA at World Schools Debate Championship. Requires excellence in tryout process.
- National Security Agency (NSA) GenCyber Camps — NSA/National Science Foundation: Free cybersecurity camps at universities nationwide funded by NSA/NSF. Learn ethical hacking, cryptography, and cyber defense.
- Brower Youth Awards — Earth Island Institute: Honors young environmental leaders making real impact. $3,000 cash prize plus mentorship and media training.
- Dartmouth Rassias Language Program — Dartmouth College: Intensive language immersion using Rassias method at Dartmouth. Rapid language acquisition through active learning.
- Kellogg School Summer Business Institute — Northwestern Kellogg: Business intensive at Northwestern's Kellogg School. Marketing, finance, and leadership fundamentals.
- International Young Naturalists Tournament (IYNT) — IYNT: International biology and ecology team competition. Students solve open-ended research problems and defend findings.
- US Physics Team Training Camp Invitee — American Association of Physics Teachers: Top ~20 USAPhO scorers invited to training camp. Final 5 represent USA at International Physics Olympiad.
- MIT Media Lab High School Program — MIT Media Lab: Work alongside MIT Media Lab researchers on creative technology projects spanning art, design, and engineering.
- Emory Barkley Forum for High Schools — Emory University: Major national tournament since 1956. 1000+ students from 35 states.
- BU RISE Internship Program — Boston University: Summer research internship at Boston University. STEM research with BU faculty mentors.
- Coolidge Presidential Foundation Senator Scholarship — Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation: Full ride scholarship from Coolidge Foundation. Two winners selected nationally each year.
- VEX Robotics World Championship Excellence Award — REC Foundation: Excellence Award is the highest honor at VEX Worlds. Given to teams that exemplify overall excellence in building a quality robotics program.
- The Concord Review Published Author — The Concord Review: The only quarterly journal in the world to publish academic history papers by high school students. Publication is extremely prestigious and valued by
- Elks National Foundation Emergency Educational Grants — Elks National Foundation: Emergency grants for children of deceased/disabled Elks members.
- Washington University in St. Louis High School Summer Scholars — Washington University in St. Louis: Academic programs at WashU including Architecture, Art, Business, Engineering, and more. Experience college-level academics at top-20 university.
- Elks Most Valuable Student Competition Winner — Elks National Foundation: Top awards of $50,000 over 4 years. One of the largest and most prestigious scholarship competitions based on leadership and community service.
- Tuck Business Bridge Program — Dartmouth Tuck: Business fundamentals at Dartmouth's Tuck School. Case studies and career exploration for future business leaders.
- Texas Academy of Science High School Awards — Texas Academy of Science: Recognition for Texas high school students presenting research at Texas Academy of Science annual meeting.
- International Uuno Klami Composition Contest — Uuno Klami Society & Cultural Centre Carelia: A major European composition competition for professional young composers inspired by Finnish composer Uuno Klami.
- George Enescu International Competition — George Enescu International Festival and Competition: Major international classical music competition in Bucharest for young performers and composers inspired by George Enescu’s legacy.
- Queen Sonja International Music Competition — Queen Sonja International Music Competition Foundation: An elite international voice competition for young classical singers held biennially in Oslo, Norway.