Harvard Pre-Collegiate Economics Challenge (HPEC)

HPEC challenges students through a series of individual and team rounds on economics knowledge at the Advanced Placement Microeconomics and Macroeconomics levels.

Marist College : Summer Pre-College: Program Business Name

If you are interested in Business, this is a fantastic opportunity to earn college credits from Marist's AACSB-accredited* School of Management. The Princeton Review has also ranked Marist as having one of the nation's best business schools. This course introduces students to the world of business and the practice of management. It is designed to be an interactive and lively experience that provides the student with a basic understanding of organizations, managers, business, and themselves. Students will learn to see and analyze an organization as a complete and integrated system. We will cover the dynamic world of business, the nature of managerial work, the history of managerial thought, planning and decision making, organization structure and design, individual responsibility, and the nature of careers in today’s business environment. Students will be challenged to think critically and discuss the implications of organizational action.

UCLA : Digivations Institute - Counselor-in-Training Leadership Program

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Summer Discovery : UCLA - Bruin Leadership & Entrepreneurship: Technology Academy

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Weekend-long Virtual Free Enterprise Leadership Challenge (FELC)

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NYU : Career Edge - High School Summer Program : Topics in Program Business

The NYU School of Professional Studies High School Academy is a college and career readiness program that offers High School students the opportunity to explore professional careers while experiencing NYU campus life in New York City

Carnegie Mellon : Summer Advanced Placement/Early Admission - Introduction to Accounting

Pre-College Summer Session students are limited to enrolling in 23 or fewer units because all courses in this six-week
summer term cover material from the longer fall and spring semesters. We are instituted this policy in 2016 because we
found students who enroll in excessive units cannot experience everything Pre-College has to offer. Students who do
enroll in 23 units may be expected to study challenging Carnegie Mellon academic material for at least 57 hours every
week. For more information, contact Pre-College Summer Session Director Dr. William Alba (alba@cmu.edu,
412-268-7333).

Southern Methodist University : Communicate to Influence: Maximize Your Leadership Potential

Mastering public speaking is pivotal for demonstrating competence and bolstering credibility. Overcome your speaking anxiety and boost your confidence as an effective speaker. Build your communication skills with coaching, role-play exercises and self-directed practice. Learn how to articulate ideas clearly to inspire others and position yourself as a leader.

Rice University : The Business of Economics

What happens to businesses when markets fluctuate? Why is it essential for industries to know how economics relates to business? In this course, you’ll hear from experts in the field. You’ll learn why firms must be able to anticipate production disruptions, consider energy and labor markets, and understand policy changes that come from the government. If you see yourself pursuing a career in business, knowledge of economics is a great place to start.

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY - High School Law Institute

Explore topics and build foundational knowledge about the U.S. legal system at NYU!

The New York University High School Law Institute (HSLI) is a student-run organization that serves talented and motivated high school students throughout New York City. HSLI is a free program that offers courses in constitutional law, criminal law, and speech and debate. Classes are conducted on Saturdays, from 10 AM - 1 PM throughout the academic year.

Global Youth Investment Summit

YIS’ annual flagship event is the Global Youth Investment Summit (Formerly Global Stock Pitch Competition).
This competition is the culmination of investment skills gained during the year and provides High School students hands-on mentoring in financial analysis. Students (either individually or in teams of two) create a “best stock idea” and analyze a publicly-traded company–sometimes meeting with company management. Each student/team writes a report on their chosen company with a “Buy” or “Sell” recommendation and then presents and defends their analysis in a written report and brief to a panel of industry professionals.

Global Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge

The Global Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge (GYEC) is an online 12-hour business idea competition for High School students. You can participate from anywhere as long as you have internet access.