Virtual & Online Computer Science Programs for High School Students
Every displayed entry lists a virtual format. Location, cost, eligibility, dates, and where to apply remain independent.
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12 published catalog entries match this page.
Catalog entries
Browse 12 catalog programs:
- Congressional App Challenge — Catalog organization: Internet Education Foundation and participating U.S. House offices — Deadline: October 26, 2026
- Wolfram Middle School Summer Camp — Catalog organization: Wolfram Research — Cost: $500
- USA Bebras Computing Challenge — Catalog organization: Bebras Challenge USA — Cost: Free · Deadline: Rolling applications
- Stanford AIMI Summer Health AI Bootcamp — Catalog organization: Stanford Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Imaging — Cost: $2,000 · Deadline: January 31, 2027
- Summit Research Scholars (SRS) — Catalog organization: Summit Education — Cost: $2,900
- Generation Google Scholarship: for women in computer science in Ireland — Catalog organization: Google.org / Institute of International Education — Cost: Varies — see Cost and funding
- American Computer Science League (ACSL) All-Star Contest — Catalog organization: ACSL — Cost: $35
- CodeCombat Championship (legacy format; current identity unconfirmed) — Catalog organization: CodeCombat
- Palantir Women in Technology Scholarship (historical) — Catalog organization: Palantir Technologies — Cost: Varies — see Cost and funding
- Meta Hacker Cup — Catalog organization: Meta
- Stanford AIMI Summer Research Internship — Catalog organization: Stanford Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine & Imaging — Cost: $2,400 · Deadline: January 31, 2027
- Qubit by Qubit Quantum Computing Summer Camp — Catalog organization: The Coding School (Qubit by Qubit)
Frequently asked questions
How many online computer science programs are listed for high school students?
This view currently contains 12 published catalog entries. Cost, eligibility, deadline, dates, location, format, and where to apply are shown from the current listing values.
What qualifies these online computer science entries as virtual?
Each displayed entry lists a virtual format. The topic label is editorial taxonomy, and no outcome or admissions value is implied.