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Earn college credit as a high school student!This is an enrichment program designed to get an early start on college education. Take college-level courses and earn college credit that you can apply to your degree or certificate. In some courses, you can earn both high school and college credits. Concurrent enrollment is FREE!
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Google's Computer Science Summer Institute is a three-week introduction to computer science. Open to graduating seniors who are attending a 4-year institution in the fall and have a passion for technology. 2021 dates will be announced in the Spring.
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NorCal Women in Fire Service is composed of female firefighters in the Bay Area whose mission is to get high school-aged girls a FREE weekend of hands-on experience with what a career in the Fire Service truly entails. The program only accepts 50 participants.
Dates for 2021 will be announced in the Spring. - Apply Here
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ACLU will bring together a diverse group of students entering their junior and senior years of high school from across the US to participate in an advanced, firsthand learning experience for the next generation of social justice advocates. Through an intensive 8-day program, students will learn directly from lawyers, lobbyists, community activists, and other experts working to defend the civil rights and liberties critical to a free and open society.
Location: Washington, D.C.
Scholarships are available
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This is a FREE 2-week virtual summer program teaches 10th–11th-grade girls the computer science skills they need to make an impact in their community and be competitive in the job market of the future. The application opens in January. FOR MORE INFORMATION
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The Splash program is where high school students are invited to UC Berkeley’s campus to take courses taught by UC Berkeley students on virtually anything. You will learn about subjects you are passionate about or might never have known existed.
Open to all students.
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UC Davis High School Pre-Health Symposium
This is a unique opportunity for high school students to explore and to learn about the many health professions out there and about what they can do now as a high school student.
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Students are invited to perform basic research with Stanford faculty, postdoctoral fellows,
students and researchers on a medically-oriented project.
More Information http://simr.stanford.edu/
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This virtual program combines lectures, labs, admission guidance, mentoring, and hands-on medical experiences to encourage low-income and under-represented groups to aim for careers in the medical and health profession. More Information
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All first-generation, African American, Latino, Asian American, Native American, and Pacific Islander students and their families. Cal State East Bay, 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd. Hayward REGISTER HERE
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Girls Inspiring Expeditions is a unique, tuition-free wilderness science expeditions for young women
Expeditions interweaves science, art, and backcountry travel to inspire future leadership, curiosity, confidence, and success. Must be 15 years old to apply.
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Global Navigator High School Study Abroad Program takes you way outside your comfort zone, far away from home. Allows you to explore a different culture in more than 30 amazing destinations across the world. Come home with new skills, newfound passion, a broader perspective – and maybe even college credits!
Scholarships are available
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SKYLINE COLLEGE PRESENTS "EXPANDING YOUR HORIZONS"
A conference for young women interested to learn about career opportunities in math & science.
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This opportunity is for high school students in the 11th grade who self-identify as Jewish, The Fellowship begins the summer after 11th grade.
The highlight of The Bronfman Fellowship is a five-week, all-expense-paid Summer Fellowship.
Deadline is in the fall for the following summer.
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Through this incredible program, teens give back to their communities, gain leadership skills, and explore their identities through service and advocacy.
To become a participant in Impact Year apply at any time.
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This program helps low-income high school students in the Bay Area that aim to pursue careers in law, government, non-profit and social enterprise. It is designed to engage students in learning about social justice as well as to equip students with the necessary leadership skills they need to pursue careers in public service. AAMPLIFY also seeks to promote college access, so at the end of the program, students earn scholarships to attend college as well as personalized help with their applications.
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FIDM's 3 Days of Fashion
Learn what it's like to launch your own business or have a great career in Marketing, Social Media, Fashion Buying, Merchandising, Fashion Styling, or Fashion Design. at Make it a summer to remember! Every year, hundreds of high school students from all over the world gather to experience fashion through the eyes of a college student in our immersive three-day program.
FIDM San Francisco
Scholarships Available - See Ms Mac in the Career Center
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This hands-on course is designed to teach the art of public speaking and leadership skills to high school students. Over the course of 6 weeks,
participants will gain remarkable confidence in their public speaking and leadership abilities. Saturdays from 10:00 am-Noon, beginning in January. FREE for all students! Applicants should be high school students who identify as being Asian Pacific American. Information for 2021 coming soon!
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SUMMER ENGINEERING SEMINAR
The program is designed to acquaint participants with the engineering profession, the academic expectations of college, and the nature of life at a university. A free program open to Sophomores and Juniors
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Explore the world of higher education in a five-week intensive program that includes university courses, advising, and meetings with key people on campus open to High School Students
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SUMMER RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGH - ACHIEVING STUDENTS
Sophomores and Juniors interested in Biological and Natural Sciences.
Accepted applicants will reside in university dormitories.
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COSMOS offers a variety of academic clusters at four University of California campuses. Each cluster consists of two science and/or math courses and a science communication course. Courses are taught by active UC faculty and researchers. Students participate in hands-on labs, field activities, lectures, and discussions.
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80 of the world's most accomplished high school students gather at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for the Research Science Institute. RSI is a 5 week program for rising Seniors, cost-free to students, summer science & engineering program to combine on-campus course work in scientific theory with off-campus work in science and technology research.
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USC Bovard Scholars program helps high-achieving junior students with financial need gain admission to and succeed at the nation's top universities. Minimum 4.0 GPA. Includes support in career exploration, admission & financial aid guidance, test prep, leadership development at no cost.
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Learn game code design, music production, video production, and animation.
Open to age 14-17 You don’t have to live in SF APPLY HERE https://bavc.org/youth-programs/next-gen
