High school interns are able to assist in the day-to-day operations of the Maria Mitchell Aquarium and Science Museum. Interns are able to gain experience with communication through speaking with museum visitors, maintaining facilities/equipment, and caring for animals.

The Young Scholars Program offers future scientists and engineers a unique opportunity for a hands-on research experience while still in high school. Students conduct research in Northeastern Labs under the mentorship of university faculty and staff. Students receive a $1500 stipend upon completion of the program.

Paid summer internship program where teens living in the Greater Boston area gain experience in the environmental sciences through hands-on research. Through a partnership with the National Park Service, teens work on Thompson Island to help with ongoing conservation efforts. Participants are able to perform data collection, practice trail maintenance and invasive species removal, participate in overnight camping expeditions, and interact with environmental scientists.

Established in 1978, The Lundquist Institute’s Summer Fellowship Program is designed to encourage graduating high school seniors and high school juniors to explore careers in the field of biomedical science. Participants will spend the summer working with leading biomedical scientists.

An immersive summer research experience where high school students are able to perform research in Princeton laboratories with the supervision of faculty and research staff. Participation dates range depending on the needs of researchers, but usually span 5-6 weeks. By the end of the program, students must submit a two page research summary report.

The Houston Methodist Hospital Caring
Teen volunteer program provides community
youth with opportunities for personal growth
and development. Volunteers provide supplemental
services in the hospital while gaining personal
satisfaction, development, maturity, and the
understanding of various health careers in
preparation for their futures. Caring Teens
serve others while making new friends,
networking with medical professionals at a
world-class hospital, developing self-esteem,
and creating meaningful memories.

This is an internship for Manhattan residents that gives insight into the world of criminal justice. The program lasts from July 6th to August 7. Each intern is assigned to a unit within the office and helps assistant district attorneys and other staff members with their work. Interns also attend presentations and trips and participate in a mock trial competition.

The primary goal of the Eugene and Ruth Roberts Summer Student Academy at City of Hope is to provide young people (high school and university students) with an opportunity for a "hands-on" research experience. This program seeks to find students possessing exceptional potential for performing biomedical research. Summer Academy students design and work on their own research projects in areas of their specific interests. City of Hope faculty members act as mentors providing valuable guidance and support, while also encouraging independent thought and exploration.

This great opportunity gives high school juniors and seniors the unique experience of exposure to several health care occupations within the hospital and beyond. Students get to take part in 10 rotations including emergency, surgery, imaging, laboratory, etc.

The Donna E. Shalala MusicReach Program at the Univeristy of Miami Frost School of Music has a free program for students in grades 7-12 from June 15 to Aug. 10 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays, campers will learn about music technology, music theory, digital media, production planning and even college application prep from guests artists and faculty. Campers choose their their two days of the week based on their availability.