Forage

An online virtual platform for byte size internships that can be completed in few hours. All internships are free.

Youth About Business

Youth About Business has prepared over 8,000 students for college and career success.
YAB mission is to expose youth to the business world through their experiential learning model, fostering the development of business literacy and leadership skills necessary to be more successful in school and in life.

PARSONS SCHOOL OF DESIGN Pre-College Academy

Classes offered on Saturdays throughout the school year and for two weeks in August. Subjects include animation, fashion, graphic design, interior design, drawing, painting, cartooning, photography, and portfolio development.

THE High School ACADEMIC RESEARCH COMPETITION

Running through March and April, SARC is more than just a contest—it’s a guided immersion into the research process, designed for experts and newcomers alike!
You’ll enroll in immersive workshops that guide you through the research process from beginning to end and prepare you for your research proposal.
Participants compete with the sharpest young minds around the world.

St. Jude Leadership Society

Join a remarkable group of students in learning how to make meaningful connections with peers, mentors and business leaders, all while supporting St. Jude patients and families.

Harvard International Economics Essay Contest (HIEEC)

HIEEC provides students the opportunity to demonstrate an accomplished level of writing and understanding of economic theory. Through the contest, students hone their academic and professional skills and exhibit their knowledge.

Harvard Case Competition

The Harvard Crimson Global Case Competition brings the business case competition experience, usually reserved for university students, directly to High School students (aged 13-18) around the world!

North Carolina A&T State Univ : Residential - Entrepreneurs And Innovators - Nexgen Residential Summer Camp

This summer camp, hosted by the Center of Excellence in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at North Carolina A&T, is designed to be a fun, interactive, and engaging experience for middle and High School students. Participants will: (1)
how to develop an entrepreneurial mindset; (2) learn how to discover problems and identify needs in the market; (3) develop a pitch based on the vetted business idea.

The week-long residential camp will include a few field trips, including: (1) visiting Forge Greensboro, a premier maker space for inventors and entrepreneurs; (2) UNC Charlotte's PORTAL tour and panel discussions with entrepreneurs and other support service professionals; (3) Top Golf Charlotte. Also, participants will be exposed to personal financial literacy concepts and interactive STEM activities (i.e.,Python programming and Game Development).

Syracuse Univ : Pre-College Programs

Enroll in an online college-level course while still in High School. Eight-week courses are open to High School students who want to get ahead during the fall semester.

USC : Summer Programs - Building Sustainable Program Business Name es: The Challenge of a Generation

Countering global warming and other environmental damage may very well take major changes to key parts of the global economy. Innovators find opportunity in times of change, and many are stepping up to innovate the ways we generate and distribute energy; grow and process our food; move around in our communities and travel over long distances; build our homes; design and manufacture everyday consumer products; and more…

We can’t avoid the headlines about intense storms, rampant floods, failed crops and climate refugees. But in this course, we will look at the opportunities that we have to revolutionize our economy and change the relationship between humans and the Earth.

Univ. of Wisconsin : Economics and Society

What are the intersections between the economy and society? How is our daily life as citizens and consumers affected by economic ideas and policies? How do citizens, businesses and governments use their economic power to shape society? What ethical considerations should be taken into account in economic decision-making, and how can economics contribute to social justice? In this class, we will explore economic concepts and theories through the lens of social life. Rather than learning about the economy through abstract ideas, we will examine specific examples of how and why people enact economic policies, and how people at all levels of society experience the effects of those policies. We will use case studies and current event topics to guide our study of how various groups of people employ and experience economics in their daily lives.

Suffolk University : Summer Entrepreneurship Program

Develop your entrepreneurial skillset and mindset this summer at Suffolk University.
Join us at our campus in downtown Boston for an invaluable summer experience where you’ll explore the world of entrepreneurship—and discover what college is all about.