High School Extracurriculars — Page 11
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Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:
- GENIUS Olympiad — GENIUS Olympiad: International high school project Olympiad (science/arts); annual deadline.
- National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) Scholarships — NOLS: Wilderness expeditions teaching outdoor skills and leadership.
- National English Honor Society Writing Contests — NEHS: Writing competitions for NEHS members. Poetry, prose, creative nonfiction.
- Horatio Alger National Scholarship — Horatio Alger Association: $25,000 scholarships for students who overcome adversity. 106 national scholars selected.
- Canadian Computing Competition (CCC) — CEMC (University of Waterloo): Respected programming contest; school registration deadlines vary annually.
- UCSF High School Biomedical Research Internship — University of California, San Francisco: Biomedical research at top medical research university.
- Beta Alpha Psi High School Competition — Beta Alpha Psi: Financial literacy and accounting case competition. Regional and national levels.
- International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) — International Olympiad in Informatics: Qualify via national computing Olympiad selection; annual international finals.
- St. Paul's School Advanced Studies Program — St. Paul's School: Advanced academic program at elite St. Paul's School in NH. Humanities and science intensive courses.
- FIRST Global Challenge — FIRST Global: International robotics challenge with national teams; annual cycle.
- International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO) — International Earth Science Olympiad: Qualify via national earth science Olympiad selection; annual international finals.
- California State Science Fair — California Science Center: Largest state science fair in the US. Winners qualify for prestigious national and international competitions.
- Startup UCLA Summer High School Accelerator — UCLA: Startup accelerator at UCLA. Develop business ideas with UCLA Anderson faculty and LA tech community.
- International Space Settlement Design Competition — Space Settlement Institute / Space Settlement Design Competition: International aerospace/engineering design competition; annual cycle (qualifiers vary).
- London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF) — LIYSF Ltd: Two-week international science forum with 500+ students from 75 countries. Includes lectures by Nobel laureates, lab visits, and networking. Highly se
- PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs — PBS NewsHour: Create video journalism for PBS NewsHour. Learn from professional journalists. Work may be broadcast nationally.
- FBLA Cyber Security and Computer Problem Solving — FBLA: Technology-focused FBLA events. Coding and cybersecurity.
- Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS) TEAMS Competition — Technology Student Association: Team-based engineering problem-solving competition. Tests real-world engineering scenarios. State and national levels.
- Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute R2L NextGen — Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute: Free week-long program in Washington DC for Hispanic high school students interested in public service and policy. Includes meetings with Congress mem
- Oberlin Conservatory Summer Voice Program — Oberlin Conservatory: Classical voice training at elite Oberlin Conservatory. Individual lessons, coaching, and performance opportunities with Oberlin faculty.
- Harvard Business School Summer Venture in Management Program — Harvard Business School: Free HBS program for underrepresented students interested in business. Week-long case method experience at Harvard.
- Autonomous Vehicle Challenge (SAE International) — SAE International: Competition to design and build autonomous vehicles. Tests AI, robotics, and engineering skills. Demonstrates cutting-edge STEM capabilities.
- U.S. Cyber Challenge (Cyber Quests) — SANS Institute: Identify and recruit next generation cybersecurity professionals.
- Society for Neuroscience Young Investigator Award — Society for Neuroscience: Recognizes exceptional high school students conducting neuroscience research. Winners present at annual neuroscience conferences.