- Application deadline
- January 20, 2027
- Cost
- —Not published
- Financial aid
- —Not published
- Expenses and aid conditions
- 2026: Daily transportation reimbursement. Broad promises partial reimbursement but does not publish limits or eligible modes.
- Stipend or pay
- 2026 scholar stipend: $3,6002026 cycle
- Eligibility
- Grade 11
- Additional eligibility
- Citizenship: U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, or non-U.S. citizen with employment authorization; Residency: Must attend a Massachusetts high school within daily commuting distance of Broad; Requirement: Apply as a current high-school junior/rising senior; Requirement: Earn B or better grades in science and mathematics; Requirement: Show enthusiasm for science; prior research is not required; Requirement: Attend the entire six-week program without other courses, programs, or employment during program hours; Exclusion: Out-of-state high-school students are ineligible even if they can commute or arrange housing; Exclusion: Students unable to attend every program day are ineligible
- Session dates or duration
- 6 weeks
- Format
- In person
- Housing and supervision
- Non-residential
- Location
- Cambridge, Massachusetts, Broad Institute; daily commute required from a Massachusetts high school community
- Selection and application
- Selection: Applications receive holistic merit review based on coursework, extracurricular interests, science enthusiasm, teacher recommendations, and potential community contribution. Broad publishes recent cohort names but no current applicant count or acceptance rate. Application materials: Teacher recommendation material; the FAQ does not state the number