Student Board of Directors Program

Organization: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

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What Is Student Board of Directors Program?

Student Board of Directors Program is a business program run by Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis for high school seniors. It takes place in person in St. Louis, MO. No fixed deadline is listed — check the official site for current dates.

Student Board of Directors Program: Program Overview

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 may apply for exclusive St. Louis Fed summer internships.

Student Board of Directors Program

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Student Board of Directors gives St. Louis-area high school seniors a year inside the nation's central bank. Members attend monthly meetings at the St. Louis Fed, learn how the Federal Reserve shapes the U.S. economy, receive financial-literacy education, and build career skills with Fed professionals. Because seats are limited, no more than one student per school is selected each year.

What You'll Do

  • Attend monthly meetings at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
  • Study the Fed's role in monetary policy, banking, and the economy
  • Collaborate with fellow board members on a presentation about the Fed to deliver at your school
  • Learn career-planning practices from Fed leaders, former interns, and professionals

Who Should Apply

Rising seniors at St. Louis-area public or private high schools who are in good academic standing, can commit to every meeting, and can secure a teacher nomination and recommendation. Children of Fed employees are ineligible.

Outcomes

Graduates understand central banking from the inside, gain presentation and leadership experience, and become eligible to apply for a limited number of summer internships reserved for program alumni at the St. Louis Fed.

Student Board of Directors Program Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility

Key facts about Student Board of Directors Program
OrganizerFederal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
CategoryBusiness & Economics
FormatIn-Person
LocationSt. Louis, MO
CostNot verified — check the official site
EligibilityGrade 12
Application deadlineRolling / not listed
CountryUSA
Listing last updatedAugust 2, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions About Student Board of Directors Program

How much does Student Board of Directors Program cost?

We have not verified what Student Board of Directors Program costs. Our catalog holds no confirmed price for it, and an unpriced entry means exactly that — unpriced, not free. Check the official site before assuming either way.

Who is eligible for Student Board of Directors Program?

Student Board of Directors Program is open to high school seniors. Its official page puts it as “rising high school senior”. Some programs add requirements a grade range cannot capture — GPA, coursework, essays, recommendations — so read the full criteria there.

Is Student Board of Directors Program online or in person?

Student Board of Directors Program is an in-person program based in St. Louis, MO.

How do I apply to Student Board of Directors Program?

Apply directly through Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis's official website. ExtracurricularHub links to the official application — we list and verify programs but don't process applications.

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