Programs

A paid week of work experience at a City law firm in February half-term, with online preparation, mentoring network and a Year 13 workshop.

• Year 12
• No fee

A funded academic year overseas for US high-school students, living with a host family and attending a local school.

• Grades 9–12
• No fee

Develop mathematical proofs and receive written feedback; new students may join the announced later rounds without having entered Round 1.

• Grades 9–12
• No fee

The New York–Metro regional Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, hosted by York College / CUNY: high school students present original STEM research and compete for scholarships and recognition; no cost to register or take part.

• Grades 9–12
• No fee

The New York–Long Island regional Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, hosted by York College / CUNY: high school students present original STEM research and compete for scholarships and recognition; no cost to register or take part.

• Grades 9–12
• No fee

A national generative-AI contest for upper-secondary students: school round on the international Gmetrix Generative AI Foundations test, then team national qualifier and final.

• Grades 10–12
• No fee

A paid eight-week summer research internship for high school students at Department of the Navy laboratories nationwide, with about 300 placements across 38 labs and a $4,000 stipend for new participants.

• Grades 10–12
• No fee

A free annual poetry contest for high school sophomores and juniors; the winner and runners-up are published in The Kenyon Review and the winner gets a full scholarship to a Kenyon Review Young Writers workshop.

• Grades 10–11
• No fee

The 69th Annual Texas Senior Beta Convention, where high-school National Beta Club members compete in individual and team competitions and run for state leadership positions.

• Grades 9–12
• Fee: $30 USD

Merit scholarship for current high-school juniors, covering four years of undergraduate tuition, room, board and required fees.

• Grade 11
• Cost not published

International students can apply for a one-year U.S. private-school scholarship; substantial family fees remain.

• Grades 9–11
• Cost not published

Selective program letting local 11th graders take regular University of Pennsylvania undergraduate courses for credit during the spring semester; tuition is waived for School District of Philadelphia students.

• Grade 11
• Cost not published