- Application deadline
- —Not published
- Cost
- —Not published
- Financial aid
- —Not published
- Expenses and aid conditions
- —Not published
- Stipend or pay
- —Not published
- Eligibility
- Grades 11–12 when applying; check the provider's rules for graduating seniors
- Additional eligibility
- Requirement: High-school applicants must complete junior year before the program begins, or college applicants must be current freshmen or sophomores; Requirement: Be in good academic standing; Requirement: Demonstrate interest in health sciences and biomedical cancer research; Requirement: Commit to the full ten-week program for approximately 40 hours every week; Requirement: Live on the University of Utah campus and follow residential and laboratory policies; Requirement: Complete required laboratory and online training, weekly meetings and events, surveys, and the closing symposium; Exclusion: High-school students who have not completed junior year before the program starts; Exclusion: College students beyond the first or second undergraduate year under the published 2026 rules; Exclusion: Applicants unable to attend the entire program or meet the full-time commitment; Exclusion: Assuming citizenship or permanent residence is mandatory merely because the application collects that information
- Session dates or duration
- Starts May 25, 2026; Ends July 30, 2026; 10 weeks2026 cycle
- Format
- In person
- Housing and supervision
- Residential
- Location
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Selection and application
- Selection: Huntsman uses an application, transcript, personal statement and reference and may place applicants on a waitlist. Current cohort size, applicant count, acceptance rate and selection rubric are not published. Application materials: One-page single-spaced personal statement addressing career goals, personal background, relevant skills and interest in STEM