Summer 2027 · High school

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  1. Stony Brook University

    Simons Summer Research ProgramRemove
    Application deadline
    February 5, 2027
    Cost
    Free (other costs may apply)
    Financial aid
    Not published
    Expenses and aid conditions
    Application fee (nonrefundable): $75. Fee waivers are available for students experiencing financial hardship.
    Stipend or pay
    Not published
    Eligibility
    Grade 11 when applying; summer rising grade is one higher
    Additional eligibility
    Minimum age 16; Citizenship: U.S. citizen or permanent resident; Requirement: Open to students currently in grade 11 when applying; Requirement: At least 16 years old by the start of the program
    Session dates or duration
    Starts June 28, 2027; Ends August 6, 2027; 6 weeks
    Format
    In person
    Housing and supervision
    Residential
    Location
    Stony Brook, NY
    Selection and application
    Application materials: Two teacher recommendations (math or science teachers preferred)
    Official sources
    Source 1 · checked Oct 24, 2026Source 2 · checked Oct 24, 2026Source 3 · checked Oct 24, 2026Source 4 · checked Oct 24, 2026Source 5 · checked Aug 21, 2026Source 6 · checked Aug 21, 2026Source 7 · checked Aug 21, 2026

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  • NABA Inc.

    Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP)

    NABA’s chapter-run ACAP introduces high-school students to accounting and business through college residencies.

    Cost
    Free
    Program dates
    1 week
    Where
    In person
    BusinessResidential
    Requirements and sources

    Requirements: Residency: Historical 2026 NABA San Francisco ACAP recruitment focused on minority high-school students; current eligibility requires confirmation

    Selection and application: Selection: Confirm the current programme’s selection, capacity and operative participation conditions.

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  • Best Delegate

    Best Delegate Model United Nations Institute

    Who can apply
    Ages 9–18
    Program dates
    Jun 15 – Aug 14, 2026 · 1 week(2026)
    Where
    In person or online
    LeadershipResidential
    Requirements and sources

    Requirements: Ages 9–18; Requirement: In-person camps are for ages 11-17; virtual camps are for ages 9-18; Requirement: Virtual Intermediate camp is for ages 11-13 and Advanced camp for ages 13-18

    Selection and application: Selection: Most camps are paid, capacity-limited enrollment products rather than merit-selected institutes. Sessions can sell out; exact class size, prerequisites, and advanced-track screening vary by product.

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  • Black Girls Code

    Black Girls Code Summer Camp

    Black Girls Code offers game-development camps, with in-person and virtual options.

    Who can apply
    Ages 10–17
    Program dates
    Jun 8 – Aug 14, 2026(2026)
    Where
    In person or online
    STEMDay program
    Requirements and sources

    Requirements: Ages 10–17

    Selection and application: Selection: Historical 2026 programme information: Event registration was capacity-limited and multiple 2026 sessions sold out. The organizer did not publish an application rubric, acceptance rate, or standardized selection method.

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  • The Steel Yard

    Camp Metalhead

    Two-week beginner creative-welding day camp for ages 14-18 in Providence; the July 2026 session is over and 2027 is unannounced.

    Who can apply
    Ages 14–18
    Program dates
    Jul 13–24, 2026 · 2 weeks(2026)
    Where
    In person · Providence, RI
    ArtsDay program
    Financial aid, requirements and sources

    Financial aid: 2026: Full scholarship for campers unable to pay

    Costs beyond tuition: 2026: Full scholarship for campers unable to pay; Sliding-scale camper contribution (partial scholarship): $200–$500. An other amount can also be chosen; Registration fee kept on a withdrawal at least 10 days before the start: $10

    Requirements: Ages 14–18; Requirement: Able to attend both weeks of the two-week camp

    Selection and application: Selection: The course has limited shop capacity and the 2026 listing sold out. The application asks about motivation and making experience, but no acceptance rate or formal scoring rubric is published. Application materials: Personal statement: short answers (2-4 sentences each) to the written prompts; Statement of financial need (scholarship applicants)

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  • University of Chicago Booth School of Business and UChicago Summer Session

    Chicago Booth Summer Business Courses for Undergraduates

    Current Booth-linked Summer Quarter business courses for undergraduates; the former three-week Summer Business Scholars cohort is not a high-school program.

    Cost
    $4,980(2026)
    Program dates
    9 weeks
    Where
    Online
    BusinessDay program
    Financial aid, requirements and sources

    Financial aid: 2026: Merit-based Mercer Scholarship for Building the New Venture. Can be applied to tuition only.

    Costs beyond tuition: 2026: Summer Quarter student services fee: $448–$559. $559 for undergraduates; $448 for non-degree visiting students; Merit-based Mercer Scholarship for Building the New Venture. Can be applied to tuition only.

    Requirements: Requirement: Be a current University of Chicago undergraduate or an eligible visiting undergraduate for the documented 2026 course; Requirement: Have curiosity about business, entrepreneurship, small business, or nonprofit ventures; Requirement: Be prepared for synchronous weekly class and significant team participation; Requirement: Meet UChicago Summer Session visiting-student and course-enrollment requirements; Exclusion: High-school students are not the stated audience; Exclusion: The former standalone three-week Summer Business Scholars cohort is not the current application path; Exclusion: Course admission, registration, credit transfer, scholarship, housing, internship, employment, or MBA admission is not guaranteed

    Selection and application: Selection: Enrollment is subject to course eligibility, registration, capacity, and visiting-student review. No current acceptance rate or standalone Summer Business Scholars cohort size is published.

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  • Weizmann Institute of Science and Davidson Institute of Science Education

    Dr. Bessie F. Lawrence International Summer Science Institute

    A month-long international research institute for approximately 80 outstanding high-school graduates ages 18-20 at the Weizmann Institute in Israel.

    Who can apply
    Ages 18–20
    Program dates
    4 weeks
    Where
    In person
    STEMResearch
    Requirements and sources

    Requirements: Ages 18–20

    Selection and application: Selection: Described by Weizmann as prestigious and intended for approximately 80 highly talented students worldwide; current acceptance rate is not published. Application materials: Historical applications have requested academic and science background, research interests, essays, transcript, recommendations, photograph, English proficiency, and medical or travel forms; confirm every item against the next application

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  • Euler Circle

    Euler Circle Summer Classes

    Euler Circle offers advanced mathematics classes for students who have not normally completed high school.

    Who can apply
    Up to grade 12
    Where
    Online
    STEMDay programResearch
    Requirements and sources

    Requirements: Requirement: Open to grades up to 12; Requirement: Mathematical maturity of an advanced high-school student

    Selection and application: Selection: Applicants must persuade Euler Circle that they are prepared and a good instructional fit; Euler Circle says ordinary seat scarcity usually is not the main constraint and does not publish acceptance statistics.

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  • Girls Make Games (LearnDistrict Inc.)

    Girls Make Games Summer Camps

    Three-week in-person and live virtual game-development camps for girls and nonbinary youth ages 8-18, with need-based aid up to 100%.

    Who can apply
    Ages 8–18
    Program dates
    3 weeks
    Where
    In person or online
    STEMDay program
    Financial aid, requirements and sources

    Financial aid: 2026: Need-based financial aid up to 100%. Payment plans are also offered.

    Costs beyond tuition: 2026: Need-based financial aid up to 100%. Payment plans are also offered.

    Requirements: Ages 8–18; Requirement: Open to girls and non-binary youth; Requirement: No prior coding or game development experience needed; Requirement: English proficiency for the virtual camp

    Selection and application: Selection: Registration-based subject to site and cohort capacity; some 2026 sites filled and used waitlists. Need-based aid decisions were separate.

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  • Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

    Great American Leadership Program Paid Summer Internship

    Paid full-time summer education internship supporting the Great American Leadership Program.

    Program dates
    6.57 weeks
    Where
    In person · Simi Valley, CA
    LeadershipResidentialInternship
    Requirements and sources

    Costs beyond tuition: Housing and meal plan at Pepperdine University (provided): $0; Transportation between Pepperdine and the Reagan Library (provided): $0

    Requirements: Citizenship: Legal authorization to work in the United States; Requirement: Available to work full-time and in person, including weekends as needed; Requirement: Best suited to current college or university students

    Selection and application: Selection: RRPFI screens resumes and required videos for a paid summer role, but does not publish the applicant count, internship cohort size, acceptance rate, interview stages, or scoring rubric on the official page.

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  • Immerse Education

    Immerse Education Academic and Career Insights Summer Programmes

    A family of paid residential, non-residential, and online academic or career programs for students ages 13-18 across nine global cities.

    Who can apply
    Ages 13–18
    Program dates
    2 weeks
    Where
    In person or online
    ResidentialPre-college
    Financial aid, requirements and sources

    Financial aid: Need-based bursary. Partial or full awards covering up to 100% of programme tuition; for students at non-fee-paying schools or receiving financial assistance at a fee-paying school.

    Costs beyond tuition: Booking deposit to secure a place; Need-based bursary. Partial or full awards covering up to 100% of programme tuition; for students at non-fee-paying schools or receiving financial assistance at a fee-paying school.

    Requirements: Ages 13–18; Requirement: Each course has its own age band (for example 13-15, 15-18 or 16-18)

    Selection and application: Selection: Enrollment is reviewed for age, readiness, program fit, English proficiency, and space. The current public form does not publish a single acceptance rate or cohort size for the whole program family.

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  • Immerse Education / Summer Experience Ltd

    Immerse Education Academic Insights: Cambridge and Oxford

    Private two-week academic-enrichment courses in Cambridge and Oxford for ages 13-18, priced from £5,995 with residential and nonresidential options.

    Who can apply
    Ages 13–18
    Program dates
    2 weeks
    Where
    In person · Cambridge, Oxford
    ResidentialPre-college
    Financial aid, requirements and sources

    Financial aid: Need-based bursary. Partial or full awards covering up to 100% of programme tuition.

    Costs beyond tuition: Booking deposit to secure a place; Need-based bursary. Partial or full awards covering up to 100% of programme tuition.

    Requirements: Ages 13–18; Requirement: Must be aged 13-15 or 16-18 at the time of the selected course, matching that course's age band; Requirement: No formal academic requirements; an English level of at least B2 is recommended

    Selection and application: Selection: Direct paid enrolment is first-come, first-served while space remains, rather than holistically admission-selective. Courses can fill and use waitlists. Separate scholarships and bursaries are competitive or criteria-based and do not guarantee program inventory.

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  • Museum of Life and Science

    Museum of Life and Science Summer Camp Youth Volunteer Program

    Selective Durham-area summer service role for ages 14-17, assisting science educators and young campers for full-day, multiweek assignments.

    Who can apply
    Ages 14–17
    Program dates
    May 26 – Aug 21, 2026 · At least 2 weeks(2026)
    Where
    In person · Durham, Chapel Hill, NC
    VolunteeringDay program
    Requirements and sources

    Requirements: Ages 14–17; Requirement: Experience working with young children and in positions of responsibility; Requirement: Demonstrated ability to work as part of a team; Requirement: Interest in science; Requirement: Able to work 7:45 am to 3:30 pm each camp day

    Selection and application: Selection: The Museum interviews new candidates, gives returning volunteers priority and states that space is limited; it does not publish applicant totals, openings or a selection rate. Application materials: Two Teacher/Mentor Recommendations (first-time applicants); Interview at the Museum (new candidates)

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