Extracurriculars & Programs in New Jersey for High School Students
New Jersey students can reach Princeton programs, pharmaceutical-industry research exposure, and the dense competition circuits of the New York metro area.
16 verified programs match this page; 12 of the featured listings are completely free; 1 can be done online.
Featured programs
Browse 16+ curated programs for high school students:
- Princeton AI4ALL — Princeton University: Transform your summer with a free AI program for high schoolers. Build Python, machine learning, and ethics skills while boosting college applications
- Lawrenceville Summer Scholars — The Lawrenceville School: Summer academic program at The Lawrenceville School in NJ. Rigorous academics and college preparation.
- 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.
- PUMaC (Princeton University Mathematics Competition) — Princeton University Mathematics Department: Prestigious college-run math tournament at Princeton drawing top high school mathematicians nationwide for individual and team events.
- Princeton Model United Nations Conference (PMUNC) — Princeton International Relations Council: Join a selective Model UN competition for high schoolers (Grades 9-12) to build public speaking, policy, and leadership skills—perfect for college app
- Odyssey of the Mind — Creative Competitions, Inc.: Join Odyssey of the Mind, a hands-on competition for high school students to boost creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills—perfect for colleg
- New Jersey Governor's Schools — State of NJ: Elite summer program in New Jersey for high school sophomores and juniors. Build leadership skills, gain hands-on experience, and boost your college a
- Princeton Laboratory Learning Program — Princeton University: Gain hands-on research experience in STEM through this free, selective high school program. Perfect for grades 11-12 looking to boost college applicat
- LEDA Scholars — Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America: Transform your college applications with this free leadership program for high school juniors, featuring a summer residency at Princeton and expert wr
- Princeton Summer Journalism Program (PSJP) — Princeton University: Transform your storytelling skills in a free hybrid summer program for rising high school seniors. Gain hands-on journalism experience to boost colleg
- Pirates Pitch Competition — Seton Hall University: Compete in a Shark Tank-style high school pitch competition to develop entrepreneurship skills, gain hands-on experience, and boost your college appli
- Governor's School in the Sciences (NJGSS) — Drew University: Explore advanced STEM topics in this free summer program for NJ high school juniors. Gain hands-on research experience in biology, chemistry, and phys
- Stevens Summer Pre-College Programs — Stevens Institute of Technology: STEM pre-college programs at Stevens Institute of Technology covering cybersecurity, VR, and engineering.
- Montclair State University Pre-College Program — Montclair State University: Pre-college programs at Montclair State University in New Jersey for high school students.
- Rutgers Summer Scholars Program — Rutgers University: Summer scholars program at Rutgers University offering college courses and credits for high school students.
- High School Summer Internship — Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory: Gain hands-on experience in fusion energy research with this free high school summer internship. Perfect for building STEM skills and boosting college
Frequently asked questions
How many new jersey programs are listed for high school students?
ExtracurricularHub currently lists 16 verified new jersey opportunities for high school students, each with cost, eligibility, deadline, and an official application link.
Are any of these new jersey programs free?
Yes — 12 of the programs featured on this page charge no participation fee. Free programs are often funded and can be more selective, so apply early.
Which deadlines are coming up soonest?
The next deadlines: Princeton Model United Nations Conference (PMUNC) (October 4, 2026); PUMaC (Princeton University Mathematics Competition) (October 7, 2026); Pirates Pitch Competition (October 22, 2026). Deadlines change every cycle — always confirm on the program's official site.
Do I have to live in New Jersey to participate?
Most in-person programs based in New Jersey accept applicants from anywhere, though some give preference to local students. Residential summer programs typically accept students nationwide — check each listing's eligibility.