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YOUR FUTURE IN STEM

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THE 12 FASTEST GROWING

JOBS IN STEM

STEM RESOURCES &

SCHOLARSHIPS

PREPPING HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENTS TO EXCEL

IN STEM

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hy STEM? Because it puts you at the forefront

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YOUR FUTURE IN STEM

WHAT’S INSIDE

Do Computer Science Degrees Still Have Value?............................................................... 6

A STEM Degree Pairs Well with These Other Majors...................................................... 8

Prepping High School Students to Excel in STEM Careers ........................................ 11

STEM Resources..................................................................................................................................14

STEM Programs & Services.......................................................................................................... 16

Your Future in STEM: What Can You Earn?......................................................................... 29

STEM Scholarships............................................................................................................................ 32

The 12 Fastest Growing Jobs in STEM.....................................................................................34

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DO COMPUTER SCIENCE DEGREES

STILL HAVE VALUE?

By: Jodi Ireland

he short answer? Yes. A computer science degree

teaches you how computers work and how to design

and code software to solve real-world problems. In your

classes, you’ll learn practical skills like:

• Coding in different programming languages

• Writing algorithms for computer learning

• Managing computer and network systems

• Designing websites and apps

What makes this major exciting today is the number of cuttingedge

topics available to study, like artificial intelligence,

machine learning, and blockchain. Most colleges let you

focus on areas that interest you, whether you’re into robots,

cybersecurity and digital forensics, or video game creation.

Many college programs allow you to chart a course to gain the

knowledge and experience you need for your target industry.

The skills you learn include more than technical knowledge.

You’ll develop problem-solving and creative thinking abilities

to help you approach challenges from multiple angles. With a

computer science (CS) degree, you might become a software

developer, data analyst, system designer, or database

administrator. As technology evolves and remains an important

part of our lives, understanding how it works gives you a

significant advantage, regardless of your ultimate career path.

BUT WHAT ABOUT AI?

While artificial intelligence (AI) has become quite a disrupter

in the STEM space, it won’t render CS careers obsolete. AI

is becoming a powerful collaborative tool, with computer

scientists using it to handle repetitive coding tasks while they

design architectures, ensure data security, and find innovative

solutions to difficult problems AI can’t solve alone.

AI programming assistants are impressive but still relatively

new. They can sometimes produce code that looks correct

at first glance but contains subtle logical errors or security

vulnerabilities. These mistakes might only become apparent

when a program crashes or customer data is compromised.

A CS education teaches you how computers work at their

core. You learn how to organize information efficiently using

data structures like arrays, linked lists, and trees. Modern

AI tools can generate basic code snippets, but they lack the

deeper understanding human programmers develop through

comprehensive education.

Companies rely on computer scientists to create reliable

software to power everything from banking systems and

healthcare networks to social media platforms and city

infrastructure — and everything in between. The foundation

you build prepares you to adapt to changing technologies

throughout your career — not just to use today’s popular

programming languages and tools. This long-term adaptability

makes computer science graduates valuable employees who

can grow with an organization as technology evolves.

ADVANTAGES OF A BS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Earning a CS degree offers several benefits you might

not get from taking a DIY approach to learning coding or

programming.

• Learning that makes sense

These degrees provide a carefully planned journey through

technology concepts. College programs build your knowledge

step-by-step, starting with basic programming before

advancing to more complex ideas so you understand

how everything connects. For example, you may learn

the mathematical principles behind encryption before

implementing security features in your code.

• Phenomenal resources at your fingertips

Universities invest in technology and research that most

people can’t access alone. You may work with specialized

equipment, computing clusters, or VR labs. You’ll also connect

with professors who are leaders in their fields. These mentors

can guide your learning and introduce you to research

opportunities. Plus, many schools partner with tech companies

that offer internships exclusively to their students, giving you

real work experience before graduation.

• Opening doors in your career

While skills matter the most, having a degree often gets

your foot in the door. Many tech companies use degree

requirements as their first filter when reviewing job

applications. Even if you’re incredibly talented, lacking that

credential might disqualify you from consideration.

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A CS degree shows employers you’ve gained industry

knowledge, worked on team projects, met deadlines, and

mastered difficult concepts. These skills become especially

valuable when you apply to competitive positions or

companies with thousands of applicants.

• Solid earning potential

These careers typically pay above average. Recent statistics

from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show that people

working in math and computer fields earn over six figures. A

strong starting salary can help offset education costs.

• Skills that last

While specific languages might come and go (Goodbye, Perl.

Hello, Python.), the fundamental concepts you learn remain

valuable throughout your career. These core skills help you

adapt when technology changes.

• In-demand expertise

Businesses in nearly every industry need tech talent. CS

programs increasingly focus on high-growth areas like AI and

data analysis, preparing you for roles that companies hope to

fill now and in the future.

• Growing specialized fields

Some tech specialties are experiencing explosive growth. For

example, data science positions are projected to grow by 35%

and cybersecurity jobs by 32% over the next decade.

• International job opportunities

Tech skills are valuable everywhere. A CS degree creates the

potential for you to work at different companies worldwide —

or even work remotely while traveling.

POTENTIAL DRAWBACKS OF A CS DEGREE

It’s up to you to weigh the pros and cons. College isn’t cheap,

and you may find that coding boot camps and certificate

programs give you the skills for the job you want and cost

much less to earn.

• Rapid technology evolution

The tech world changes incredibly fast. Some specific

technologies you study now may become less relevant by

graduation or require continuous learning throughout your

career.

• Time investment

A bachelor’s degree typically takes four years to complete.

In an industry where practical skills matter as much as

credentials, consider whether this time investment makes

sense for your goals.

• Competition for entry-level jobs

CS programs are popular, creating significant competition for

entry-level positions. Many new graduates have similar basic

skills, making it challenging to stand out without specialized

knowledge.

• Declining programming jobs

While tech is growing overall, some general computer

programming jobs are projected to decline in the next decade.

The industry increasingly values specialized expertise over

general programming skills.

Before deciding, think about your specific interests, learning

style, and career goals. A traditional degree provides the

perfect foundation for some students, while others might

benefit from alternative education paths.

The knowledge and connections you gain through a

comprehensive CS program create a foundation that will serve

you well throughout your career, not just your first job.

TOP SCHOOLS OFFERING CS DEGREES

A recent U.S. News article ranked colleges and universities with

the best undergraduate program rankings. The top schools were:

SPECIALIZATIONS TO PAIR WITH A COMPUTER

SCIENCE DEGREE

Many colleges offer specialized computer science programs

focusing on areas like software engineering, artificial intelligence,

machine learning, and database systems. You’ll gain deeper

knowledge in specific areas of technology in these tracks.

Adding a second major — or minor — in one of the following

areas is another way to increase your marketability to future

employers:

• Business

• Data science

• Economics

• Game development

• Linguistics

If you also love the arts, consider adding these specialties

as a second major or minor:

• Animation

• Digital art

• Game design

• Graphic design

• Stanford University

• Carnegie Mellon University

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• University of California, Berkeley

• Princeton University

• University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

• Mathematics

• Physics

• Political science

• Psychology

• Statistics

• Industrial design

• Interactive design

• Multimedia arts

• Visual communication


A STEM DEGREE PAIRS WELL WITH

THESE OTHER MAJORS

By: Stefanie Tedards

ake a look at any list of the hardest college majors,

and you’ll see plenty of STEM degrees. From

computer science and environmental science to

chemistry and nuclear engineering, STEM degrees

are some of the most challenging to earn. Tackling

one of these demanding majors is a big commitment on its own,

but some ambitious students decide to pursue not one but

two majors.

While earning two degrees sounds like a cool idea, double

majoring isn’t for everyone. It requires a whole lot of dedication

and a commitment to time management and perseverance.

About 20% of all college students choose to double major.

Some are passionate about two different fields. Others want to

maximize their return on investment.

According to U.S. News, double majoring nearly always predicts

higher earning potential — especially when one of your

degrees is STEM-related. In addition to your STEM expertise,

you’ll develop a wide skill set, increasing your versatility and

marketability. Plus, taking advanced courses in topics outside

your primary major helps you expand your perspective on

complex issues.

Curious to learn more? Check out these 10 college majors that

pair well with a STEM degree.

STEM + HUMANITIES

You may have heard that STEM and the humanities are

opposites, but that’s exactly why they work so well together.

Studying the humanities helps improve your logical and creative

thinking abilities while boosting reading comprehension and

writing skills.

Communications: Pairing STEM with communications can

help you translate complex technical information and concepts

into clear, digestible content. Building communication skills

is especially useful for sharing your ideas with non-STEM

individuals, such as project managers, C-suite executives, and

the general public.

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Political Science: Dream of working for the EPA, DoD, NSA,

or another government agency? Consider adding a political

science major or concentration. Understanding government

processes, laws, and ethics can prepare you for a career working

in public service or with companies that contract with the U.S.

government.

Anthropology: This field often straddles the line between

humanities and STEM, making it a perfect complement to a

STEM degree. Understanding what makes us human can spark

innovations for a better world.

STEM + BUSINESS

If you want a second major to boost your employability, you

can’t go wrong with a business degree. Many businesses want

(or need) to hire STEM professionals; understanding how

businesses operate can open doors at top companies set you

up for future leadership roles.

Business: A business program helps you build confidence in

non-STEM areas like budgeting, strategic planning, marketing,

and operations. If you’re trying to build the next big tech

company, studying entrepreneurship and management will

teach you how to take your ideas and turn them into a growing,

thriving business.

Economics: If you like math, statistics, or data science,

economics allows you to apply your technical skills to real-world

challenges, such as tackling income inequality or analyzing

the effects of government policy on consumers. STEM majors

who study economics are well prepared for careers in finance,

investment, and economic policy-making.

Finance: Adding finance can lead to more lucrative roles in

quantitative analysis or risk management. A finance degree

sharpens your math and stats skills as you learn about

corporate finance, banking, accounting, trading, and risk

management — which is often taught with a STEM-designated

curriculum.

STEM + HEALTH

Many of healthcare’s incredible advancements were made

possible because of the integration of STEM-related fields,

especially technology. If you want to improve healthcare

systems and patient outcomes, consider pairing your STEM

degree with a health-related major.

Public Health: This major explores the factors behind healthrelated

problems facing communities worldwide. Combining it

with a STEM degree can prepare you for careers in epidemiology,

public health engineering, and biostatistics, for example.

Health Sciences: This interdisciplinary degree provides a broad

foundation, introducing you to healthcare systems, medical

ethics, and health policy. It’s an excellent stepping stone to

a future in healthcare, from medical school to research. For

instance, this degree might help a future biomedical engineer

develop a deeper understanding of how the work they do

integrates in the patient experience.

Pharmaceutical Sciences: If you like chemistry, biology, or

engineering, pharmaceutical sciences could be a natural fit. You

learn about the science of compounds, studying how they’re

designed and how they affect the human body, setting you up

for a career in drug discovery and development.

STEM + STEM

Finally, you may also decide to combine two STEM fields.

But is double majoring in STEM really worth the inevitable

frustration? The answer depends on your career goals and your

primary field of study. Pairing computer and data science might

feel redundant, yet pairing computer science with chemical

engineering might be the perfect combo. If you want to stay

focused on STEM, consider these three options.

Computer Science: As one of the most widely employable

STEM majors, computer science complements many other

majors for those interested in computer-related careers. If

you’re leaning towards electrical engineering, for example, a CS

degree could open doors in chip design, firmware, and other

hybrid disciplines.

Statistics: Since most fields use statistics, it’s a very practical

STEM double major, as statistical models improve outcomes in

nearly all STEM disciplines. For example, engineering relies on

stats to optimize production processes. Physics uses stats to

analyze experimental data.

Data Science: This major integrates principles of mathematics,

statistics, and computer science, teaching you how to collect,

understand, and analyze data. Many programs also cover AI

and machine learning — perfect if you’re eyeing careers in these

rapidly growing industries.

DECLARING TWO MAJORS

A caveat: Not all schools make it easy to pursue a double

major, and some may have strict restrictions for STEM majors.

For example, neither the University of Michigan nor UC

Riverside allows students to double major in computer science

and data science. If you want to earn two STEM degrees,

explore dual degree programs, review the college’s policies,

and meet with your academic advisor once on campus to

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PREPPING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

TO EXCEL IN STEM CAREERS

By: Jodi Ireland

hinking about a career in a STEM field? Lots of

students believe getting into a top STEM program

means focusing on challenging classes and

earning the highest possible grades, but that’s

not the whole story.

STEM education is a big deal today, not just because we need

experts who understand science, technology, engineering, and

math. STEM also teaches valuable skills useful in any career

(and in life, too), including teamwork, problem-solving, and

creative thinking. Here’s the good news: You can start building

those skills in high school.

Want to explore your interest in STEM and see if a future STEM

career is right for you? Try any (or all) of these steps.

1. TAKE STEM-RELATED CLASSES

High school classes can give you a head-start for a solid

math and science foundation. If your school offers

honors or AP versions, consider taking them. Note that

this list isn’t exhaustive, and your school may offer other

relevant classes, so check with your counselor (or the

course catalog). Start with these basics:

• Math: Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, statistics

• Science: biology, chemistry, physics

Did you know: Colleges have begun classifying “economics”

as a STEM rather than a social science field, as it relies

heavily on math — especially at the graduate level. Some

engineering programs also require you to take a course in

engineering economics, which uses economic principles to

evaluate engineering projects.

Many high schools now offer career and technology

education (CTE) programs or tracks. While these classes

might not have the same prestige as AP classes, they’re

valuable for aspiring STEM students, especially if you’re

interested in engineering. College engineering courses often

focus on theory, but CTE courses invite you to experience


real-world applications, giving you a better understanding

of what engineers do. In some cases, you can even earn

certifications after taking classes like:

• Architectural design and drafting

• Automotive technology

• Information technology

• Manufacturing (carpentry, electrical wiring, metalworking)

• Welding

A third option for high schoolers? Engineering prep courses

that aren’t necessarily part of a CTE program. These

classes require you to learn and apply math and science to

actual engineering problems while you learn about design,

construction, operation, maintenance, and manufacturing.

Course options might include:

• Introduction to engineering design/ engineering

design and development

• Principles of applied engineering

• Robotics

• Computer science

• Digital electronics

2. CULTIVATE SOFT SKILLS

STEM careers require more than hard skills like science

and math. You need strong soft skills, which are essential

abilities that help you communicate and collaborate

effectively.

• Communication: You’ll need to explain complex ideas

clearly and concisely. Believe it or not, reading and

analyzing literature boosts your critical thinking and

ability to understand others’ perspectives.

• Creativity and the arts: Art makes you a better STEM

professional because it helps you see things differently,

visualize complex objects, and communicate more

effectively. Engineering, for example, relies on creativity

to design innovative solutions. Even a drawing class can

improve your ability to represent 3D objects in 2D, a skill

engineers use constantly.

• Critical thinking: Curiosity, a knack for analyzing things,

and a drive to understand how things work are key to

succeeding in school (and beyond). Looking at information

from different angles and using logic and reasoning to

solve problems is a skill that will help you in any subject,

and it’s crucial for STEM. One Pearson survey found that

over 80% of companies value critical thinking abilities

when they’re vetting potential new hires.

• Foreign language: Learning another language can

enhance your future. Research shows that bilingual people

are often better at multitasking. Plus, speaking another

language opens doors to different cultures, which is

valuable in today’s diverse STEM workplaces.

• Networking and teamwork: All careers rely on

networking, often in less traditional settings, like a golf

course. Fun fact: according to Syracuse University, 90%

of Fortune 500 CEOs hit the links, and 54% see the sport

as perfect for networking. So join your school’s golf team

to start! Other team sports, like basketball, baseball or

softball, or clubs like chess, teach you the importance

of teamwork, persistence, and patience — essential

qualities for STEM professionals working in collaborative

environments.

• Perseverance: Sticking with something, even when it’s

tough, is necessary in challenging subjects. Your teachers

play a role in helping you develop these qualities. And

if you believe you can learn, you’re more likely to keep

trying even when things get hard. Set realistic goals,

track your progress, and celebrate the effort (not just the

correct answer).

• Public speaking: Classes like speech, debate, and

theater can help build the confidence and persuasiveness

you’ll need to present your research to a room of experts

or investors.

3. JOIN YOUR SCHOOL’S STEM CLUBS

STEM clubs are great for deepening your interests and

boosting future prospects. See what your school offers,

like subject-specific clubs for math or science. Professional

organizations like the National Society of Black Engineers

(NSBE), the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers

(SHPE), and the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) have

programs for younger students. Other options include the

Technology Student Association (TSA), a national group for

students interested in STEM fields.

Other clubs your school might offer include:

• Computer science or coding

• Robotics (BEST Robotics, FIRST Robotics Challenge,

FIRST Tech Challenge, NASA Robotics, VEX Robotics)

• Engineering

• Science Olympiad

• Girls Who Code

• National Science Bowl

• HOSA - Future Health Professionals

Participating in these clubs has great perks. You might

get to attend summer camps, compete in quiz bowls, get

newsletters, or connect with mentors and find scholarship

opportunities. If you become an officer, you’ll gain

leadership skills, too.

4. PARTICIPATE IN ACADEMIC STEM COMPETITIONS

Academic competitions are great for challenging yourself

and working with a team. There are tons of options, too,

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like science fairs. The International Science and Engineering

Fair (ISEF) is the “world championship” of science fairs.

Another option is the National Science Bowl hosted by

the U.S. Department of Energy. See whether your school

participates in science olympiads like the Chemistry

Olympiad or Biolympiad. Other competitions include:

• Envirothon

• National Ocean Sciences Bowl

• The Conrad Challenge

• Technovation

5. ATTEND STEM PROGRAMS/CAMPS OR PARTICIPATE

IN SCHOLARS/RESEARCH PROGRAMS

STEM camps and research programs are a great way to

explore potential STEM careers. These programs show you

how to apply what you’ve already learned in your classes to

real-world situations. You’ll get to explore STEM fields more

deeply, work on actual projects, and improve your problemsolving,

critical thinking, and communication skills. Here are

just a few of the top STEM programs in the U.S.

• AMGEN Scholars Program

• Brown Pre-College STEM Programs for Rising 9th and

10th Graders

• Carnegie Mellon University High School Programs

• Illinois Tech Computational Science Course

• Los Alamos National Laboratory High School

Internship Program

• Mathcamp

• MIT Introduction to Technology, Engineering, and

Science

• National Student Leadership Conference Summer

Engineering Programs

• Penn Medicine Summer Program

6. FIND A MAKERSPACE AT YOUR LOCAL

LIBRARY OR COMMUNITY COLLEGE

If your high school doesn’t have many options or you’re

looking for STEM experiences outside of school, see if

your area has any makerspaces. These are community

workshops where people with shared interests in making,

learning, and exploring come together. Whether you’re into

art, computers, machining, science, or technology, you may

find something that sparks your interest.

Check your local library, community college, or community

center. Makerspaces offer tools and resources to bring your

projects to life. While tools vary, you may find equipment

like 3D printers, laser cutters, and CNC machines. It’s a

great way to access tools and learn new skills you might not

otherwise have a chance to explore.

The cool thing about developing STEM skills even if you choose

a different profession? They’re universal and will give you a

solid foundation for college, career, and beyond.

Looking for more STEM resources?

CHECK THESE OUT!

American Association for the

Advancement of Science

https://www.aaas.org/

MathTV

https://www.youtube.com/user/

MathTV/featured

Revolution Robotics Foundation

https://steamacademy.pro/ireland/

program/revolution-robotics/

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AppInventor

http://www.appinventor.org/

Association for Women in Science

https://www.awis.org/

Career Cornerstone Center

https://www.careercornerstone.org/

Code

https://code.org/

Code Academy

https://www.codecademy.com/

Codemoji.com

https://codemoji.com/

The Cosmic Shambles Network

https://www.youtube.com/c/cosmicshambles/about

Excel Easy

https://www.excel-easy.com/

First

https://www.firstinspires.org/

Girls Who Code

https://girlswhocode.com/

HippoCampus

https://www.hippocampus.org/

Khan Academy

https://www.khanacademy.org/

Make

https://makezine.com/


MIT Introduction to Technology,

Engineering, and Science

https://mites.mit.edu/discover-mites/

stem-resources/

Mu Alpha Theta

https://mualphatheta.org/

NASA STEM Engagement

https://www.nasa.gov/learningresources/search/

National STEM Honor Society

https://nstem.org/

National Science Foundation

https://www.nsf.gov/science-matters/

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New York Academy of Sciences

https://www.nyas.org/

Numberphile

https://www.youtube.com/user/

numberphile/featured

PEF

https://philaedfund.org/programs/

stem-education/stem-resources/

The Physics Classroom

https://www.physicsclassroom.com/

Project Lead the Way

https://www.pltw.org/

Resources for Women in

Computer Technology

https://www.purdueglobal.edu/blog/

information-technology/resourceswomen-computer-technology/

Science Buddies

https://www.sciencebuddies.org/stemactivities/subjects/high-school

Science News

https://www.sciencenews.org/

Science Update

https://www.scienceupdate.com/

Scratch Foundation

https://www.scratchfoundation.org/

STEM Works

https://stemworks.wested.org/

Society of Women Engineers

https://swe.org/

Smithsonian Science Education

Center

https://ssec.si.edu/

USACO

https://usaco.org/

USASEF Student Career Resources

https://usasciencefestival.org/

resources/

Veritasium

https://www.youtube.com/c/veritasium/featured

Wolfram|Alpha

https://www.wolframalpha.com/

Zooniverse

https://www.zooniverse.org/

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Engage your middle schooler’s interest in STEM with five days of

immersive workshops. From programming robots to processing

a crime scene, they’ll explore the frontiers of engineering,

medicine, and forensics. Programs are held in June and July.

Engineering

9 TH – 12 TH

Help your high schooler pursue their passion for engineering

with a week of hands-on workshops. Taught at top universities

like UC Berkeley, they’ll probe the cutting edge of robotics,

drone building, and more. Programs are held in June and July.

STEM PROGRAMS

& SERVICES

ACADIA INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY:

ADVANCED MARINE SCIENCE PROGRAM | View Website

$3,200

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person

2 Weeks

The AIO Advanced Program gives high school students experience in all aspects

of marine science. We use the shores of Mount Desert Island for our field studies

and Acadia National Park for recreation. During their two-week stay, students

will engage in fieldwork, lab work, and classroom studies to enhance their

knowledge of the ocean. We’ll explore the history and geology of the island,

as well. Students learn and stay in our 1930s schoolhouse in Seal Harbor.

Learn more »

ALFRED UNIVERSITY: ENGINEERING SUMMER INSTITUTE | View Website

$1,000

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person

5 Days

Come experience our maker culture for yourself and learn about our unique,

one-of-a-kind engineering programs. Torch test ceramics made for hypersonics

and space flight; melt glass; explore our suite of ceramic, metal, and plastic 3D

printers; make and test a supercapacitor; learn how AI can optimize renewable

energy systems; and explore materials at the microscopic and atomic scale.

Spend time with a dozen world-renowned engineering faculty and mingle with

our graduate and undergraduate researchers. Learn more »

BOSTON ARCHITECTURAL COLLEGE: PRE-COLLEGE SUMMER ACADEMY PROGRAM

View Website

$2,000

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person & Online

5 Weeks

For 50 years, the BAC’s Summer Academy has been a cornerstone of handson

design education for high school students. Available onsite and online, the

program offers small studios where a dedicated Studio Lead guides participants

to develop essential design skills through individual and collaborative work.

Students engage in challenges focused on ideation, sketching, digital design,

fabrication, and presentation. They can choose between two tracks —

Exploration or Investigation — and enroll in the credit (Credit Bearing Option)

or Not For Credit option. Learn more »

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BOSTON LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE: STEM SUMMER PROGRAMS | View Website

$699 - $2,500

7th, 8th, 9th, 10th,

11th & 12th

In-Person & Online

1, 2 & 3 Week Options

Summer award-winning STEM, business, and medical programs for teens are

offered in Boston and suburban locations at Bentley College/Waltham and

Olin College/Wellesley. Three-week options in fields as diverse as biomedical

engineering, green chemistry, surgical research, neuroscience, entrepreneurship,

and finance. These competitive admissions research programs provide excellent

credentials for college applications. One-week programs provide a hands-on

introduction to fascinating, cutting-edge topics, including biotech, marine biology,

big data, forensics, cybersecurity, psychology, surgery, and architecture. Residential

and day options are available. Learn more »

CAMP INTEGEM: AI ROBOTICS, HOLOGRAPHIC AR CODING, AI SPACE DRONES,

3D GAME DESIGN & ANIMATION | View Website

Varies


11th & 12th

In-Person, Online

& Hybrid

1 - 6 Weeks

Join the #1 AI & AR Program! Learn about AI Robotics, Holographic AR Coding,

3D Game Design, Digital Art, 2D/3D Animation, AI Space Drones, Stratosphere

Launches, and more through engaging, hands-on projects. Step into your

holographic AR creations, program AI robots/drones, and DIY space launches.

Options include beginner through advanced levels. Earn school credits with ACS

WASC-accredited K-12 & pre-college programs and receive an official NVIDIA AI

Certificate. Impress colleges! Since 2018, we’ve empowered students from 20+

countries. Limited spots are available! Learn more »

CASE WESTERN RESERVE PRE-COLLEGE STEM PROGRAMS | View Website

$1,495

8th, 9th, 10th,

11th & 12th

Online

Varies

Case Western Reserve University’s pre-college program offers online courses in

Astrophysics/Evolutionary Biology, Engineering, Neuroscience, and Biomedical

Engineering for high school students. You’ll learn from CWRU instructors, receive

expert mentorship throughout the course, and earn a Certificate of Completion.

The program offers courses that are 100% online, so you can complete the

course whenever your schedule allows. Experience engaging recorded video

lessons, unit assignments, and a final project to showcase all you’ve learned.

Learn more »

CHAMPLAIN PRE-COLLEGE SUMMER PROGRAMS | View Website

$4,500

10th, 11th 12th &

College

In-Person

2 Weeks

Explore what it takes to be an innovator alongside other motivated students

at Champlain College’s Pre-College Summer Programs. Located in Burlington,

Vermont, one of the Best College Towns in the U.S., Champlain’s industry-expert

faculty works with students to help them find their path. Our hands-on learning

model, in state-of-the-art labs and studio facilities designed to replicate realworld

professional environments, provides students with the opportunity to

develop tangible skills and portfolio work in these highly desirable fields. Space

is limited. Learn more »


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COLLEGEADVISOR.COM: PERSONALIZED AND EFFECTIVE COLLEGE ADVISING

View Website

Packages Starting

at $3,000

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

Online

Varies

CollegeAdvisor.com is an online college counseling company that has guided

over 8,000 families through the competitive and complex admissions process.

With 300+ Admissions Experts and former Admissions Officers, access

personalized support every step of the way. Rated 4.8/5 on 500+ Trustpilot

reviews, we’ve helped students gain admission to every Ivy League and Top 50

school, and our students are 3x more likely to get into top schools like Stanford.

You don’t have to navigate admissions alone — get expert help today!

Learn more »

DESIGN TECH HIGH SCHOOL INNOVATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM | View Website

$750 - $1000


11th & 12th

In-Person & Online

1 - 4 weeks

Design Tech @ Oracle’s online innovation programs help teens stand out on

college applications and succeed in school and at work. Take a 1-week Bootcamp

to learn about Design Thinking, then complete a Design Studio Course to earn

the Innovation Certificate in a topic you care about (Create a Business, Design

a Plan for Your Future, or Design a Solution for Social Impact). The Internship

Accelerator program enables you to work remotely on a project directly with a

company team. Learn more »

ENVISION BY WORLDSTRIDES | View Website

$3,000 - $6,999


11th & 12th

In-Person

5-12 Days

The Envision by WorldStrides mission is to empower students as they

discover their passions, unlock their potential, and transform their futures.

Through immersive learning experiences that encompass global adventures,

local excursions, and virtual programming, we connect inspired students in

environments that foster collaboration, curiosity, and confidence. Envision by

WorldStrides brings over four decades of expertise and a breadth of expertly

designed curricula curated to change lives and prepare the next generation of

leaders to thrive. Learn more »

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY PRE-COLLEGE ONLINE STEM PROGRAMS | View Website

$1,795 Enrichment;

$3,995 College Credit

8th, 9th, 10th, 11th &

12th

Online

Varies

Good at science? Curious about the different career paths you can take in the

fields of tech, engineering, or medicine? Georgetown University’s pre-college

online STEM courses offer the perfect way to get a head start on your college

education and future. Learn with Georgetown University professors, gain

insights from experts in your field of interest, and even earn college credit for

select courses. If you are considering a future in STEM, we can help you find

your fit. Learn more »

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GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ADVENTURES: TRAVEL INTERNSHIPS | View Website

$6,999+

8th, 9th, 10th, 11th

& 12th

In-Person

3 Weeks

Join Global Leadership Adventures this summer for an exhilarating STEM

experience designed for future scientists, engineers, tech innovators and teens

passionate about the sciences. On a GLA Sciences & STEM travel internship,

dive into hands-on projects in destinations such as Peru, Ghana and Brazil while

enjoying a life-changing adventure. Participants also have the opportunity to

earn college credit! GLA even offers internships in related fields like wildlife

conservation in South Africa, environmental stewardship in Costa Rica, and

medicine in Thailand. Learn more »

HARVARD UNIVERSITY: SECONDARY SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS | View Website

Varies

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person & Online

2 Weeks & 7 Weeks

Harvard Summer School is your chance to immerse yourself in a world-class

academic experience. Learn from leading academics and share classes and

activities with bright students from around the world while adding Harvard to

your college applications. Discover what a Harvard Summer experience can do

for your future. Learn more »

IMPERIAL GLOBAL SUMMER SCHOOL: ENGINEERING | View Website

£7,260

10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person

2 Weeks

Imperial’s Global Summer School is a two-week residential STEM programme

based in the heart of central London. Take your subject knowledge to the

next level through a challenging academic programme featuring a choice of

four academic subjects – Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, Engineering,

Medicine and Life Sciences, and Physics. You will increase your specialist

subject knowledge, gain practical skills and work with other

outstanding students from across the globe. Learn more »

KETTERING UNIVERSITY SUMMER CAMPS FOR FUTURE INNOVATORS | View Website

$300 - $1,000


11th & 12th

In-Person

2 - 4 Days

Kettering University Summer Camps immerse students in hands-on

robotics, coding, engineering, and digital design. From Java programming

and autonomous FRC development to drone piloting and combat robotics,

participants gain real-world STEM experience with cutting-edge technology like

VEX, LEGO SPIKE Prime, and Python. Led by Kettering alumni and FIRST mentors

and sponsored by GM, Magna, and VEX, these camps foster problem-solving,

teamwork, and innovation in a dynamic, interactive environment.

Learn more »


Boston Leadership Institute

Award-Winning Summer STEM Programs for Teens

SCIENCE | MEDICINE | BUSINESS | ENGINEERING

Biomedical & Surgical Research • Forensics • Biotech • Psychology •

Marine Bio • Architecture • Vet Med • Astrophysics • Investment

Banking • Electronics & Robotics • Chemistry • Neuroscience

info@bostonleadershipinstitute.com | (781) 431-2514



LMU PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMS: EXPLORING ENGINEERING | View Website

$10,500

11th

In-Person

4 Weeks

This four-week pre-college course will spark your interest in the civil, mechanical,

and electrical engineering fields while building essential skills like problemsolving,

teamwork, and communication. Students tackle real-world challenges,

design innovative solutions, and gain hands-on experience in LMU’s high-tech

lab spaces, including its engineering design center. Whether you dream of

creating groundbreaking technology or solving environmental issues, this course

empowers you to engineer your future. Built for rising seniors, this course

offers 3-units of college credit on successful completion. Learn more »

MASTERSCHOLAR NORTH CAROLINA MATH CAMP | View Website

$11,250

10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person

3 Weeks

The UCSB MasterScholar Summer Research Program, hosted at the University

of California, Santa Barbara, provides an engaging and immersive pre-college

academic experience for those interested in sustainability, engineering, and

environmental science. Throughout the program, students dive into UCSB’s

innovative science and engineering curriculum, benefiting from the university’s

focus on research and its unique location. After choosing a research field

to study, participants learn crucial academic skills, cultivate their critical

thinking abilities, and gain research experience through

collaboration and hands-on exploration. Learn more »

MASTERSCHOLAR UCSB SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM | View Website

$11,250

10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person

3 Weeks

The UCSB MasterScholar Summer Research Program, hosted at the University of

California, Santa Barbara, provides an engaging and immersive pre-college academic

experience for those interested in sustainability, engineering, and environmental

science. Throughout the program, students dive into UCSB’s innovative science and

engineering curriculum, benefiting from the university’s focus on research and its

unique location. After choosing a research field to study, participants learn crucial

academic skills, cultivate their critical thinking abilities, and gain research

experience through collaboration and hands-on exploration. Learn more »

MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: SUMMER STEM CAMPS

View Website

$2,895 - $4,395


11th & 12th

In-Person

Varies

Join scientific and creative innovators for an exciting summer on the Missouri

S&T campus filled with hands-on projects, scientific demonstrations and more! Our

camps are all about discovering and exploring what it takes to have a future career

in the business, science, communication, math, technology, and engineering fields.

Campers have the opportunity to learn about explosives, tour a nuclear reactor,

explore diverse engineering careers, create art, serve as environmentalists, travel

to the edge of space, and prepare to become future STEM leaders. Learn more »




NATIONAL STUDENT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE (NSLC) | HIGH SCHOOL

STEM PROGRAMS | View Website

$2,895 - $4,395


& 12th

In-Person

6 - 12 Days

The National Student Leadership Conference (NSLC) is an immersive pre-college

experience that invites students to explore their interests, discover their passions,

and cultivate their leadership skills. NSLC students test-run their futures through

interactive programs hosted at some of the most prestigious universities.

Choose from nearly 20 different programs in the STEM fields, including medicine,

engineering, and computer science. At the NSLC, you will participate in

engaging workshops and simulations, meet with leaders in your

chosen field, and go on behind-the-scenes tours. Learn more »

NORTHWESTERN CENTER FOR TALENT DEVELOPMENT (CTD) SUMMER PROGRAM

View Website

$300 - $6,000


11th & 12th

In-Person & Online

1, 3, 4, 6, 9 & 11

Weeks

CTD’s Summer Programs offer dynamic academic experiences for students from

PreK through grade 12. Options include online courses and in-person academic

day and residential camps at Northwestern University’s Evanston campus

and other Chicago-area locations. Students can explore subjects they love in

enrichment courses or earn credit through high school honors and Advanced

Placement ® classes. They will learn from exceptional instructors, connect

with like-minded peers, and develop their strengths in a supportive, engaging

environment. Learn more »

NORTHWESTERN PRE-COLLEGE ONLINE STEM PROGRAMS | View Website

$1,795


& 12th

Online

Varies

The Northwestern Pre-College Online STEM Programs offer high school students

a chance to investigate exciting fields like engineering, psychology, and medical

research. With flexible courses designed by faculty, students can explore realworld

challenges, complete a final project, and earn a certificate. Engaging

video lessons make learning enjoyable and accessible from anywhere, anytime,

at your own pace. Take the next step to discover your passions and find your

Northwestern direction. Learn more »

NOTRE DAME PRE-COLLEGE ONLINE STEM PROGRAMS | View Website

$1,495


& 12th

Online

Varies

Get ready to explore the world of STEM with the University of Notre Dame’s

pre-college online courses. Designed for students 13 and up, these courses offer

fun and flexible learning in topics like biology and psychology. Taught by expert

faculty through engaging video lessons, you’ll dive into real-world applications,

connect with mentors, and earn a certificate of completion — all at your own

pace. Whether you’re curious about science or planning your future, this is your

chance to level up your skills. Learn more »

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NYU SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES: HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMY CAREER EDGE

View Website

$3,000+

9th, 10th, 11th

& 12th

In-Person

1 Week

Experience NYU and explore careers this summer! Immerse yourself in a oneof-a-kind

college and career readiness experience at NYU’s Career Edge Summer

High School Program. These one-week summer sessions allow you to explore

career possibilities and gain a competitive edge on your college applications.

Meet friends from around the world, discover NYC, and live in an NYU dorm!

Get a taste of the real-world workplace while preparing for college life — only

at NYU SPS! Learn more »

OUTSET: STEM/MEDICINE PROGRAMS AT LEADING UNIVERSITIES | View Website

$2,950

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

Outset is a pre-college summer camp hosted on leading college campuses for

9th-12th grade students interested in medicine and healthcare. Learn about the

medical education path and explore a career path with hands-on activities from

expert teachers. Learn more »

In-Person

1 Week

PA’TI MAR: BILINGUAL CORAL AND SCUBA IMMERSION SUMMER CAMP | View Website

$3,500 - $5,900

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person

1 or 2 Weeks

Join Pa’Ti Mar’s transformative Teen Scuba Camp in Rincon, Puerto Rico. The

2025 sessions include July 27–August 2, and August 3–9, 2025. Campers earn

their Scuba certification while exploring reefs and engaging in hands-on

conservation. The tuition covers transportation during camp, training, dives,

equipment, a private chef, excursions and lodging, with 24/7 staff and an onsite

nurse. Choose 1 session for $3,500 or 2 sessions for $5,900. 100% of

proceeds fund coral reef restoration in Puerto Rico. Learn more »

REACH CAMBRIDGE STEM STUDY ABROAD SUMMER COURSES | View Website

£6,295

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person

2, 4 & 6 Weeks

Curious about science but unsure which field to pursue? The Reach Cambridge

STEM course blends hands-on learning with theory across Science, Technology,

Engineering, and Mathematics. Explore cutting-edge innovations, research,

and development while gaining insights into real-world applications. Ideal for

students eager to understand how the world works, this course is exciting,

inspiring, and accessible. Study in Cambridge — the academic home of Newton,

Darwin, and Hawking — alongside expert tutors who bring STEM to life!

Learn more »




RICE UNIVERSITY PRECOLLEGE STEM PROGRAMS | View Website

$1,495


& 12th

Online

Varies

Are you hoping to test out a subject before college? The Rice University

Precollege Program offers online courses for motivated high school students

in subjects like genome engineering, physiology, aerospace, and engineering.

Experience learning from top Rice professors through engaging, tech-forward

videos and demonstrations, and collaborate with in-the-know mentors.

Work at your own pace and earn a Certificate of Completion from Rice

University. Learn more »

ROSETTA INSTITUTE: BIOMEDICAL CAMPS | View Website

$500 - $3,680


11th & 12th

In-Person &

Online

2 Weeks

We offer workshops on molecular medicine for high-achieving high school and middle

school students interested in pursuing careers in medicine or related fields, such as

pharmacy, nursing, bioengineering, or medical research. There are online and inperson

options available, including residential camps held at some of the world’s best

universities. Workshops include Molecular Biology of Cancer, Molecular Neuroscience,

Medicinal Chemistry, Medical Bioinformatics, Molecular Immunology, Molecular

Biology of Aging, Biomedical Research, Neurologic Bioinformatics, AI-enhanced

Bioinformatics, and Intro to Cellular and Molecular Medicine. Learn more »

SMITH PRECOLLEGE SUMMER PROGRAMS: SUMMER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

PROGRAM | View Website

$1,500 - $2,999

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

Online

2 Weeks

Smith Precollege Summer Science and Engineering Program (SSEP) is an

immersive two-week experience that builds confidence, curiosity, and a deeper

understanding of STEM. High school students live on campus at Smith College

and dive into one hands-on course alongside expert faculty and undergraduate

mentors. They engage in lab and fieldwork, conducting real experiments with

advanced equipment and asking big questions. Participants explore how

scientists and engineers think and sharpen critical thinking and analytical skills.

No course credit is given. Learn more »

SUMMER DISCOVERY: TRANSFORMATIVE SUMMER PRE-COLLEGE

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES | View Website

Varies


11th & 12th

In-Person

1 - 6 Weeks

For students interested in all things STEM, Summer Discovery offers a large

selection of courses in science and mathematics, engineering and technology.

Improve your numerical skills, explore the foundations of physics, uncover the

secrets of human biology, or unpack the innovative technologies harnessed to

create sustainable production. Our STEM courses will develop foundational

skills to jumpstart a college major in a STEM field or simply pique your interest

in the dynamic processes behind how our world works. Learn more »

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SUMMER SPRINGBOARD | View Website

$2,998+

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person

2 Weeks

If you’re the kind of student who gets excited about breaking down how things

work, designing solutions to real-world problems, or experimenting with cuttingedge

tech, Summer Springboard’s Science & Engineering track is your ultimate

playground. This isn’t just another summer camp! It’s a deep dive into the world

of innovation and discovery, where you’ll work on projects that challenge your

creativity and critical thinking. Whether you’re interested in aerospace, robotics,

or biomedical engineering, you’ll have an unforgettable experience this summer.

Learn more »

SUMMIT STEM FELLOWSHIP (SSF) | View Website

$875

8th, 9th, 10th & 11th

Online

3 Weeks

The Summit STEM Fellowship (SSF) is a virtual summer program bringing

together top STEM students from around the world. Through the fellowship,

students learn from mentors at Harvard, Stanford, and MIT, explore diverse

opportunities and career pathways in STEM, and join an alumni network

spanning 30+ countries. The fellowship is a flexible 10-15 hours/week

commitment, allowing students to participate alongside other summer activities.

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and students are encouraged to

apply as early as possible. Learn more »

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SUMMER COLLEGE: HEALTHCARE AND STEM | View Website

$1,995 - $7,795

10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person & Online

1, 2, 3, 4 & 6 Weeks

For 65 years, Syracuse University Office of Pre-College Programs has been

providing high school students with the opportunity to explore college majors

and potential careers through its renowned pre-college programs. Students

choose from over 100 credit or noncredit courses on campus, online, or on

location taught by Syracuse University faculty and instructors. Students learn

to balance freedom and responsibility like college students and return home

feeling confident, enthusiastic, and college-ready. Learn more »

UC SAN DIEGO: RESEARCH SCHOLARS HAWAII | View Website

$3,675

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person

10 Days

The Research Scholars Hawaii Program offers a 10-day immersive experience on

Oahu, blending traditional Hawaiian knowledge with modern science. Students

engage in hands-on restoration and research at Maunalua Bay, working with

Mālama Maunalua to remove invasive algae, monitor coral reefs, and analyze

environmental data using ArcGIS. Through cultural and ecological stewardship,

participants gain a deeper connection to Hawaii’s ecosystems, learning

sustainable land management practices to inspire environmental

leadership in their own communities. Learn more »

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UMASS AMHERST SUMMER PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMS | View Website

$3,907

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

In-Person, Online &

Hybrid

1, 2, 3 & 6 Weeks

Join UMass Amherst’s Summer Pre-College program and experience the

advantage of studying STEM at a major R1 university. Offering online and inperson

options at UMass Amherst and the UMass Mt. Ida campus in Newton,

MA. Featuring faculty-led courses, unique lab research opportunities, and

the #1 ranked campus dining in the U.S. STEM topics include animal science,

anthropology, architecture, astronomy, biochemistry, chemistry, computer

science, engineering, kinesiology, math, microbiology, nutrition, and sociology.

Unlock your potential while having fun this summer! Learn more »

UNCW MARINEQUEST SUMMER PROGRAMS | View Website

$580 - $6,450

7th, 8th, 9th, 10th

& 11th

In-Person

1 - 3 Weeks

MarineQuest’s summer programs provide teens with an immersive, university-based

marine science experience designed to build essential STEM skills. Through handson

laboratory research, field investigations, and data collection, students will explore

several different areas of marine science. Students gain exposure to cutting-edge

technology, work alongside professional scientists, and develop critical thinking,

problem-solving, and teamwork skills. MarineQuest prepares teens for future

STEM careers while fostering a deep connection to ocean conservation and research.

Learn more »

UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER ONLINE STEM PROGRAMS | View Website

$1,495


& 12th

Online

Varies

If you have a passion for STEM, explore these fields with one of the world’s

leading research universities. The University of Rochester offers engaging

online courses in subjects like medicine, biomedical engineering, video game

design, and more for high school students ages 13 and up. Each course features

engaging videos by Rochester faculty and access to mentors. The program is

available year-round, and the online format lets you study anywhere, anytime,

and at your own pace. Learn more »

US NAVAL ACADEMY: SUMMER STEM PROGRAM | View Website

$750

9th, 10th & 11th

In-Person

1 Week

The U.S. Naval Academy Summer STEM program encourages rising 9th-11th

graders to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math. If you

love math, science, problem-solving, and creativity, this program is a great way

to start your engineering journey. Experience hands-on learning in world-class

lab facilities with distinguished faculty and Midshipmen at one of the nation’s

Top 5 “Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs” (U.S. News & World Report).

Learn more »




veriii RESEARCH SKILLS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM | View Website

$4,500

9th, 10th, 11th & 12th

Online

12 Weeks

veriii is an opportunity to learn valuable research skills and improve your

credentials for future college/university applications. Throughout the 12-week

program, you’ll take classes and work with a professor from a top U.S. or U.K.

university to complete an independent research project, write a universitylevel

research paper, and earn an evaluation letter to help you stand out to

admissions officers. veriii aims to offer you more than just an exam because

testing through learning is more than test scores. Learn more »

WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY ONLINE STEM PROGRAMS | View Website

$1,495


& 12th

Online

Varies

Wake Forest University offers exciting online pre-college STEM programs in

bioscience, psychology and more. These engaging, self-paced courses allow high

school students to explore fascinating topics, learn from experienced faculty,

and work on hands-on projects while preparing for future studies. With flexible

scheduling and a certificate of completion, it’s a great way to boost your

skills and stand out in college applications. Start your STEM journey today!

Learn more »

WILLIAM & MARY PRE-COLLEGE STEM PROGRAMS | View Website

$1,495


& 12th

Online

Varies

William & Mary’s online pre-college STEM courses are perfect for high school

students eager to dive into subjects like medicine and psychology. With flexible,

engaging courses designed by top faculty, you can explore exciting STEM fields,

work with mentors, and complete a final project to showcase your skills.

Plus, you’ll earn a certificate of completion to boost your college applications.

Get started on your STEM journey today! Learn more »

WORLD SCHOLARS ACADEMY | WORLD-CLASS ACADEMICS | View Website

$2,195 - $2,795


11th & 12th

Online

2 - 4 Weeks

World Scholars Academy offers world-class academic courses and research

internships taught live online by instructors from elite universities. Accelerate

your success with individual feedback and personalized academic guidance

in our exclusive small-group classes (max six students), providing high-level

instruction in leading academic disciplines, including computer science,

engineering, and mathematics. Secure a letter of recommendation from your

instructor for university applications, and connect with ambitious peers from

around the world. Limited places available for aspiring scholars ages 12-18.

Learn more »

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YOUNGWONKS ONLINE CODING & ENGINEERING CLASSES FOR YOUTH | View Website

Varies


11th & 12th

Online

Self-paced

YoungWonks is a Coding and Engineering program for kids and teens and is

well-known for teaching beginner to advanced Computer Science. For over a decade,

thousands of students have studied the Fundamentals of Computer Science with

Python, Computer Science classes with Robotics, Internet of Things (IoT), and Game

Development-based curriculum. Self-paced learning options include group classes

with a 4:1 student-teacher ratio or private classes with a 1:1 student-teacher ratio.

Learn more »

YOUR FUTURE IN STEM:

WHAT CAN YOU EARN?


f you’ve heard that STEM jobs pay well, the short answer

is — it’s true! The long answer? Salaries in STEM careers can

vary greatly across industries and fields. But for the most

part, STEM graduates earn much higher wages than their

non-STEM counterparts. In 2023, the median annual wage for

STEM occupations was $101,650, compared to $46,680 for

non-STEM occupations.

While some STEM graduates can earn three figures straight

out of college, that isn’t the case for everyone. What you can

earn depends on numerous factors, including your field, your

level of education, and where you live. The good news? Midcareer

STEM salaries are high, ranging anywhere from $75,000

to well over $200,000.


STEM SUMMER PROGRAMS (continued...)


To get a better sense of potential earnings as a STEM graduate,

let’s explore the average incomes of 10 different STEM roles, as

reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

2023 MEDIAN ANNUAL WAGE

OF STEM OCCUPATIONS

COMPUTER NETWORK ARCHITECTS $126,880

INFORMATION SECURITY ANALYSTS $120,000

ACTUARIES $112,000

Tech, computers, and engineering pay over $90,000 annually—

more than 1.5 times the national average. This gap highlights the

strong demand for skilled professionals in these areas, where

innovation and technology constantly evolve. As you consider

different STEM degrees and career paths, remember that the

field you choose can drastically impact your earning potential.

Where you live will also influence your STEM earnings. In general,

big cities pay significantly more compared to smaller areas.

AVERAGE STEM SALARIES BY CITY

CHEMICAL ENGINEERS $120,000

HIGHEST:

LOWEST:

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS $100,000

GEOSCIENTISTS $93,000

HYDROLOGISTS $89,000

SAN JOSE, CA

$111,653

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

$159,850

MCALLEN, TX

$64,680

HATTIESBURG, MS

$64,460

CHEMISTS $85,000

MICROBIOLOGISTS $85,000

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS $79,000

SEATTLE, WA

$134,200

WASHINGTON DC

$129,130

SEBRING, FL

$64,080

JEFFERSON CITY, MO

$62,580

SOIL AND PLANT SCIENTISTS $68,000

NEW YORK, NY

$125,520

TALLAHASSEE, FL

$61,450

As you can see, there’s a notable range in earnings across this small

subset of jobs. However, factors like demand and skill specialization

also influence what certain industries and fields pay.

Based on this list, salaries in environmental and life sciences

are generally on the lower end, while computer science, math,

and engineering-related jobs are on the higher end. To see

if this trend holds, let’s look at this list of the highest-paying

STEM jobs from Indeed.

HIGHEST PAYING STEM JOBS

NETWORK ARCHITECT

$129,566

CLINICAL

INFORMATICIST $94,835

It’s no surprise that big cities, especially those with major

tech hubs like Silicon Valley, pay the most. While the earning

potential is definitely higher, so is the cost of living — expenses

like rent and car insurance can really eat into your net income.

If the lower range of STEM salaries feels discouraging,

remember they’re still higher than the average non-STEM

salary. Plus, when you factor in the cost of living, a smaller

salary in the right place can stretch much further than you

might think.

Organizations like Robert Half make it easy to find average

salaries for all STEM fields, from AI and machine learning to IT

and cybersecurity. You can also filter by location to get a sense

of what people earn depending on where they live.

NETWORK SECURITY

ENGINEER $111,653

SOFTWARE ENGINEER

$108,896

COMPUTER SCIENTIST

$107,614

NETWORK ARCHITECT

$129,566

CHEMICAL ENGINEER

$93,265

MATERIALS ENGINEER

$92,439

Overall, it’s clear that STEM fields pay well. However, as

with any career, a bachelor’s degree doesn’t automatically

guarantee a high salary. Some industries are more lucrative,

and job location has an influence, too. But if STEM is your

passion, pursuing a career in STEM will set you up for steady

growth, job security, and plenty of opportunities to level up

your salary as you gain experience in your field.

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Our mission is to reinvent the general perception of

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STEM SCHOLARSHIPS FOR

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS


s you consider a future in STEM, you may feel

intimidated by the cost of a college education. Many

STEM careers require a degree, but earning one

doesn’t come cheap. If you want to attend college,

start planning for the future by checking out (and

applying for) scholarships.

If you plan to pursue a career in a science, technology,

engineering, or math-related field, STEM-specific scholarships

can help you cover the cost of your tuition. These scholarships

can range from a few thousand dollars to a full ride. Some

scholarships cater to students across all STEM majors, while

others are focused on more specific fields like chemistry or

computer science. Eligibility requirements vary by scholarship.

Some are geared toward students from certain demographics,

while others require a project or essay to apply. Some are

needs-based, and others are merit-based.

Researching and applying for scholarships takes time and

effort, but over $46 billion in scholarships are awarded yearly

(and students who get scholarships are 20% more likely to

avoid heavy student loan debt). Why not take a chance and

see what’s out there? Here are 15 amazing STEM scholarships

to check out before you graduate high school.

SCHOLARSHIPS THAT REQUIRE

A PROJECT OR ESSAY

BREAKTHROUGH JUNIOR CHALLENGE

Amount: $250,000

This scholarship is appropriate for high schoolers of all

grades interested in physics, mathematics, or life sciences.

To apply, students must create an original two-minute

video presentation explaining a scientific idea and submit

peer reviews for five other submissions. Learn more »

Deadline: June

REGENERON SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH

Amount: Up to $250,000

High school seniors use an original, independent research

project to apply for this scholarship. The top 40 finalists

receive a $25,000+ scholarship and trip to Washington,

D.C., to present their research. Learn more »

Deadline: November

REVPART STEM SCHOLARSHIP


Seniors planning to attend a college and pursue a STEM

degree can apply for this merit-based essay scholarship.

Applicants need to submit a short essay describing who

they are and why they should win the scholarship. Learn

more »

Deadline: December

SCHOLARSHIPS SPONSORED

BY TECH COMPANIES

GENERATION GOOGLE SCHOLARSHIP

Amount: $10,000

Google established this scholarship for future leaders in

the field of computer science. Applicants must be high

school seniors planning to major in computer science,

computer engineering, or a closely related technical field.

Learn more »

Deadline: April

BLACK AT MICROSOFT SCHOLARSHIP

Amount: $5,000

Each year, Microsoft offers fifty-five BAM scholarships to

high school seniors of African descent. Applicants must

demonstrate leadership, a passion for technology, and

financial need. Learn more »

Deadline: March

NAVISITE’S NEXT STEMINIST SCHOLARSHIP

Amount: $10,000

Navisite, part of Accenture, awards three scholarships

each year to women pursuing degrees in STEM. The

application is open to women interested in various STEM

fields, including electrical and chemical engineering,

computer science, and data science. Learn more »

Deadline: May

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SCHOLARSHIPS WITH

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

AMAZON FUTURE ENGINEER SCHOLARSHIP


While this sounds like a scholarship available to

engineering students only, it’s intended for students

interested in electrical engineering, computer

engineering, software engineering, or other computer

science-related degrees. Winners will participate in a paid

summer internship at Amazon. Learn more »

Deadline: Varies

DELLUMS SMART SCHOLARSHIP

Amount: $30,000 - $46,000

This unique scholarship is a long-term investment in your

education, providing a pathway towards a tuition-free

degree and a guaranteed job after graduation. With a

SMART scholarship, students earn an annual stipend and

participate in summer internships, leading to a career

with the DoD. Learn more »

Deadline: December

NSA STOKES EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Amount: Up to $30,000 per year

This is another recruitment scholarship leading to a career

with the National Security Agency. You’ll earn a salary to

offset the cost of your degree and participate in full-time

paid summer internships between each year of college.

Learn more »

Deadline: October

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UNDERREPRESENTED

GROUPS IN STEM

FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE – STEM SCHOLARSHIP


To qualify for this scholarship, students must demonstrate

high grades, charitable impact, work experience,

extracurriculars, and special circumstances they’ve

overcome, such as economic or social hardships. Students

must include an essay and be enrolled or plan to enroll in

a STEM or sustainability degree program. Learn more »

Deadline: May

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY (ACS)

SCHOLARS PROGRAM

Amount: Up to $5,000 per year

Underrepresented students pursuing degrees in

chemistry or other chemistry-related fields can qualify

for this renewable award. Winners are selected

based on overall excellence in academics, leadership,

extracurriculars, and community service. Learn more »

Deadline: March

HITEC SCHOLARSHIP


The HITEC Foundation has a mission to support Hispanic

students pursuing careers in technology. This scholarship

covers many technology-related majors, including artificial

intelligence, telecommunications, cybersecurity, and web

development. Learn more »

Deadline: March

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WOMEN IN STEM

THE SCIENCE AMBASSADOR SCHOLARSHIP

Amount: $20,000

This scholarship, funded by Cards Against Humanity,

awards five scholarships to women and non-binary

students pursuing STEM degrees. High school seniors

must submit a three-minute video to apply. Learn more »

Deadline: Fall

HYUNDAI WOMEN IN STEM SCHOLARSHIP

Amount: $10,000

This essay-based scholarship is all about EV tech. Each year,

Hyundai awards five scholarships to women who submit

the best essay on how EV tech will improve the planet and

shift us toward a more sustainable future. Learn more »

Deadline: June

BHW WOMEN IN STEM ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP

Amount: $3,000

Students planning to attend college next year can apply

for this scholarship by writing an essay about their

favorite app or how an app they use has improved their

day. If you have not made your final decision about where

to attend college before the deadline, you can apply as

“Undecided.” Learn more »

Deadline: April

WHERE TO FIND MORE STEM SCHOLARSHIPS

These are just some of the many STEM-focused scholarships

available to students gearing up for college. Check out these

websites to continue your scholarship search:

• Scholarships360.org

• Sallie.com

• Scholarships.com

PRO TIP: Keep an eye out for scholarships throughout

your college journey! You’ll be surprised at how many

opportunities you’ll become eligible for as you work towards

your bachelor’s degree. Plus, if you plan to pursue a Master’s

or PhD, remember to look for scholarships to help offset the

costs of those degrees, too!



JOBS IN STEM


ver the last decade, changes to the way we shop,

communicate, work, and travel have created a

huge boom in STEM jobs, particularly in computerrelated

careers. With new technologies on the rise,

from machine learning to electric vehicles (EVs) to

biotechnology, growth in STEM fields shows no signs of slowing

down. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) predicts a 10.4%

growth rate for STEM occupations between 2023 and 2033 —

that’s nearly 3x the rate of non-STEM jobs!

Why is looking at job growth important for future STEM majors?

It’s a simple case of supply and demand — the more jobs

available, the better your chances of landing one. Of course,

you’ll want to consider earning potential, required qualifications,

and day-to-day responsibilities. But if you know you want to build

a career in STEM, focusing on high-demand jobs is a smart place

to start.

Here are 12 of the fastest-growing jobs in science, technology,

engineering, and mathematics:

WIND TURBINE

SERVICE

TECHNICIANS

60%

job growth

Thousands of openings for this role

are projected to open up yearly,

with median earnings around

$61,000. These technicians are

responsible for maintaining and

repairing wind turbines. You don’t

need a bachelor’s degree to start

since you train on the job, though

attending community college or a

vocational school can give you a

head-start.

DATA

SCIENTISTS

36%

job growth

Data scientists collect and

analyze data, using algorithms

and models to interpret data

and draw conclusions. Data

scientists make an average of

$108,000 annually. To become

a data scientist requires a

bachelor’s degree in data science,

mathematics, statistics, computer

science, or another related field.

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SOLAR

PHOTOVOLTAIC

INSTALLERS

48%

job growth

Solar PV installers also work in

renewable energy assembling and

maintaining rooftop solar panels.

This position involves on-the-job

training, so you can step into this

role straight after graduating high

school. The average salary is around

$48,000 per year.


INFORMATION

SECURITY

ANALYSTS

33%

job growth

Information security, or cybersecurity,

involves the protection of computer

networks and systems for an

organization. Given the increased

risks of cyber attacks and a growing

emphasis on data protection,

information security analysts are paid

well, with an average annual wage of

$120,000. You’ll need a bachelor’s

degree in computer science to start,

but cybersecurity certifications can

help enhance your job prospects.

COMPUTER AND

INFORMATION

RESEARCH SCIENTISTS

26%

job growth

This more advanced STEM role

centers on the research and

development of computing

technologies, such as AI, machine

learning, and robotics. Given the

complexity and scope of the role,

you may need a master’s degree,

but it is well worth the investment.

The average salary for these types

of research scientists is $145,000.

SOFTWARE

DEVELOPERS

17%

job growth

With the constant need for

new and evolved computer

applications and programs,

software developers, quality

assurance analysts, and testers

will continue to be in demand.

The average salary for software

developers is $132,000, though it

varies depending on specific role

and industry.

OPERATIONS

RESEARCH

ANALYSTS

23%

job growth

Like data scientists, operations

analysts use mathematics to help

organizations solve problems,

specifically those related to

a business’s operations. An

operations research or applied

mathematics degree can open the

door to this position, which starts

at about $83,000 per year.

COMPUTER

NETWORK

ARCHITECTS

13%

job growth

Network architects design and

implement data communication

networks, including LANS and WANs,

as well as virtual cloud infrastructure.

These network engineers can work in

many organizations, like healthcare,

telecom companies, educational

institutions, and any business reliant

on data networks for effective

operations, and earn an average of

$129,000 annually.

ACTUARIES

22%

job growth

Expect to earn an average

of $120,000 annually in this

high-paying mathematics job.

Actuaries typically work for

insurance companies, analyzing

and managing financial risks

using principles of mathematics,

statistics, and finance. You can also

find positions at consulting firms

and government agencies.

INDUSTRIAL

ENGINEERS

12%

job growth

This title encapsulates several types of

engineering. You may work in an office

or manufacturing plant, designing,

developing, and integrating industrial

production systems. You could also be

involved in testing and evaluating that

same equipment for safety risks. These

engineers pursue bachelor’s degrees

in industrial, mechanical, or electrical

engineering and start their careers

earning an average of $99,000 per year.

EPIDEMIOLOGISTS

19%

job growth

As new diseases continue to

evolve and impact society,

epidemiologists are crucial in

investigating their origins and how

they spread. Their work in public

health or research helps reduce the

risk to the general population. This

role typically requires a Master’s

in Epidemiology and pays around

$81,000 to start.

MECHANICAL

ENGINEERS

11%

job growth

This engineering role focuses

on the R&D and testing of

mechanical tools, devices, and

machines — basically, anything

that moves. Think everything from

robotics and heating and cooling

systems to medical devices. On

average, mechanical engineers

make around $99,000, the same

as industrial engineers.

As you explore potential STEM careers, remember that job growth is expected across all STEM-related fields. Whether you’re

interested in computers or machines, physics or statistics, or biology or engineering, the opportunities are vast and growing.

The accelerating pace of technological advancement and the emergence of new global challenges will increase the demand

for skilled professionals, creating exciting opportunities for you to make a meaningful impact.


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in coding, robotics, drones, CAD, or manufacturing, this is your chance to explore and apply

engineering concepts using real-world tools.

CHOOSE YOUR HANDS-ON FOCUS AREA:

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on interactive projects.

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With both day camp and residential

options, you can experience Kettering’s

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students, and develop skills in a university

environment known for hands-on STEM

education.

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