A free year-round academic program for Boston high school students. In summer, students are able to experience a residential college prep program on Boston University’s campus. Participants must take 6 classes along with a physical enrichment program during the summer while living on Boston University’s campus, and must take after-school workshops during the school year. Students receive a small stipend for their participation, and are able to apply for a paid internship during their senior summer.

Program giving black male students more access to the computer science field by developing their C.S. skills through workshops and coding projects. All lessons include an emphasis on entrepreneurship, so that students can use their C.S. skills for entreprenurial ventures.

A summer mentorship program where students are hosted at Feinstein Northwell Hospital by one of Feinstein's faculty. Students must research and reach out to a mentor individually.

A 4 week research experience for biological data analysis. Students will be able to lean bioinformatics on a day to day basis, data analysis skills, and cutting edge research. Students must be 17+, and can earn $1000 upon completion.

Must be 17+ with some familiarity in a programming language

Exposes Native America, Alaskan Native, and Hawaiian Native students to the stem field through connections with industry professionals. Students receive college preparation mentorship and workshops, with the school year aspect containing phone mentorship.

The Telluride Association Sophomore Seminar (TASS) offers bright, motivated high school sophomores challenging six-week college-level courses in critical Black and ethnic studies. Applicants will work with university faculty to create exciting courses designed to inspire young people to explore the the histories, politics and cultural experiences of people of African descent and a variety of other topics. Because TASS believes that students should have the opportunity to pursue their ideals, they cover all the program costs, including tuition, books, room and board, field trips, and facilities fees.

Academically talented high school students are encouraged to strengthen their quantitative thinking skills through immersive activities. Participants learn several topics, ranging from probability to game theory, and experience programming labs, estimation marketing, and periods of self reflection.

An internship allowing high school students to participate in projects under the guidance of mentors who are professionals in their fields. Interns are able to solve real world problems using STEM methodology. Above all, this internship build confidence and introduces students to STEM fields.

A residential six week paid internship for students interested in the geosciences hosted by the University of Maryland. Includes lectures, field trips, hands on activities, for-credit college courses, and room and board.

The Geosciences Bridge Program offers a 6-week paid internship for students planning to pursue careers in the geosciences. The program includes lectures, field trips, hands-on activities, two for-credit college courses, housing, meals, travel to and from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES), and a stipend.