Innovation can be a challenging endeavor, especially for professionals, and it becomes an even more unfamiliar territory for high school students. However, the Summer Science Program (SSP) can help guide students through high level STEM research projects.

Stanford summer session is one of the most prolific summer pre-college programs in the country. It offers students the opportunity to take classes at Stanford University, which is ranked as one of the most competitive universities in the country, topping many Ivy League Schools.

Ready to step into the spotlight and unleash your leadership potential? Whether you're a natural-born leader or looking to develop your leadership skills, high school is the perfect playground for honing these abilities.

A stay at Notre Dame University located in Indiana, along with an opportunity to tackle the world’s biggest challenges, is what the Notre Dame Leadership Seminar is all about.

During your high school experience, you’ve probably heard about the importance of using your summers wisely. Luckily, there are numerous free summer programs available for high school students that can help you make the most of your break without the added financial burden.

The SSTP Summer Program (Stanford Science Training & Research program) is a great program for high school students to learn about research and academic exploration. This guide is designed to provide an overview of the SSTP Summer Program for high school participants.

Though education may seem like an exclusively academic pursuit, nurturing the creative potential of high school students is an essential component of holistic development.

Summer sessions are a great way to tone your skills while school is not active. The couple weeks that these sessions are held will help students gain insight on a subject chosen.

High school represents a pivotal window for fostering lifelong STEM talent and leadership essential for tackling pressing challenges facing society, from climate change to human health.

The Stanford Institutes of Medicine Summer Research Program (SIMR), tucked away in the beautiful green hills of Stanford University, stands as an inspiring example of high-quality education.

For many students, New York City is a clear destination for their internship, whether they live there or not. This can be due to a variety of reasons - it is reputed as the Digital Media capital of the world, many Fortune 500 companies are headquartered in the city, or simply the fact that it seems like a nice place to live for an extended amount of time.

Embarking on a journey into the world of aerospace engineering can be an exhilarating path, especially for high school students eager to explore the boundless skies of innovation and technology.

Aerospace Engineering is a very difficult and competitive field. High school students that demonstrate early interest and experience have an advantage over others when it comes to colleges, offers, etc. Here are a few internships that can get your search started.

MIT University's prestige in computer science and almost all forms of engineering has been widely admired. It is a school destined to produce great thinkers and creators in various STEM fields - however, only some are aware of the MITES Summer Program.

MIT’S MITES Summer Program (MIT Introduction to Technology, Engineering, and Sciences), formerly known as OEOP, encourages high school juniors/rising seniors from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds to test their limits of academic excellence through hands-on STEM experiences.

All over the world, high school students seek opportunities to put their curiosity and passion to work. If you are one of those students, then the High School Honors Science, Math, and Engineering Program (HSHSP) does just that!

In the last few years, AI has become more prominent, and with the emergence of new tools such as ChatGPT, ethical debates about using such a powerful program have increased.

As our society undergoes rapid advancements, artificial intelligence (AI) takes center stage, profoundly influencing the world we inhabit. Getting a better understanding of AI becomes crucial for navigating the trajectory of our evolving world.

Computers have become an essential part of our lives. In an age where our lives are intertwined with technology in all aspects, whether it be playing games on your phone, texting a friend living overseas or watching a movie on Netflix.

With college acceptance rates hitting record lows, and the constantly changing dynamics of college applications, high school students are wondering what is going to make them stand out. Colleges are looking for creativity, passion, and academic rigor.