<p>Any others? This is a great thread, and I hope that we can find more programs. I'm afraid most summer programs are a bit too expensive for me, so I'm looking for programs like these. :)</p>
<p>ARIZONA--ACCOUNTING for rising seniors
Ernst & Young has teamed with The University of Arizona's Eller College of Management Accounting Department to provide students who are underrepresented in undergraduate accounting classes with an opportunity to explore the accounting field and become involved in the Eller Community. Participants will leave ACAP a successful candidate for the accounting industry. The week long ACAP program will include on-campus housing, transportation, and all meals. FREE. Deadline Date: April 10
Accounting</a> Careers Awareness Program : Department of Accounting : Eller College of Management : The University of Arizona</p>
<p>CDC Disease Detective Camp (non-residential, in Atlanta, GA)
Teens Get a Peek into Public Health Careers
The CDC Disease Detective Camp is an academic public health day camp held at CDC's headquarters in Atlanta, GA. The camp is open to upcoming high school juniors and seniors.
Students interested in working in a team environment with other motivated students are encouraged to apply! </p>
<p>Over the course of five days, campers will take on the role of disease detectives and learn first-hand how the CDC safeguards the nation’s health. Teams will probe a disease outbreak using epidemiologic and laboratory skills and report their findings to a group of CDC scientists. Activities may include short lectures by CDC experts, a mock press conference in the CDC press room, and a look behind the scenes of CDC.
CDC</a> - Global Health Odyssey Museum - Disease Detective Camp</p>
<p>NASA Summer High School Apprenticeship Research Program (SHARP) is an educational apprenticeship program sponsored by National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). The internship program is an 8 week summer program at the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio designed for college bound high school students with interest in technical disciplines such as engineering, science, math and other technical areas. Participating students not only learn a lot about engineering and sciences during the hands on research apprenticeship, have a great time in the program, but also earn a weekly salary for their work. Participation in the program is also a great way to strengthen ones college/university entrance applications, as well as build team working skills. For more information about this great learning opportunity visit the NASA SHARP website at educational programs office section of nasa.gov</p>
<p>Materials Science Camps (Free, for rising juniors and seniors, multiple locations--it's a kind of engineering)<br>
weeklong residential as well as non-residential and mini-camps.
WWW</a> > Camps</p>
<p>COLORADO--ART
The Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation Summer Seminar, is a scholarship program (full tuition, room and board and all seminar related expenses, excluding transportation), available nationally to artistically gifted high school juniors (2008-09) in public and private schools. The Summer Seminar, held on the campus of The Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado, is designed as an art institute offering an intensive visual art studio program for the students. Three, two-week seminars will be held next summer. </p>
<p>This two-week program allows each student to gain a stronger foundation of skills and understanding in the visual arts through experiencing college-level drawing and painting classes in a group setting. Artists-in-residence serve as the primary instructors. The artists will provide instruction, giving specific problems to solve and assignments to complete. Students will live in a dormitory, eat all meals in the dining hall and have access to all campus facilities. Sessions concerning careers in art, the development of a portfolio, and small group discussions with artists sharing their unique insights, technical expertise and commitment to art, will be included. Students will also enjoy a full schedule of evening activities. Trips are planned to draw and paint in the mountains, visit area museums, and sightsee in the Pikes Peak area.
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<p>I found a lot more by googling Tuition free rising juniors summer programs and then had to cull through lists others have collated...</p>
<p>exxonmobil bernard harris summer science camp</p>
<p>Life Science Summer Program
biology; rising freshmen and sophomores
$25 for 2 weeks
University of Iowa
[Life</a> Science Summer Program](<a href=“http://cde.uiowa.edu/index.php/life-science-summer-program.html]Life”>http://cde.uiowa.edu/index.php/life-science-summer-program.html)</p>
<p>azsxdc has given links to the freestudenthelp.blogspot.com/ in several places on cc. If one looks closely you will see that this site is nothing but repeats of posts already on cc, complete with former errors and misspellings. It is nice that everything is on one site but let’s give credit where credit is due.</p>
<p>National Institute of Health STEP-UP Program</p>
<p>It allows you to do research for 8 weeks, 40 hours a week, at a local university. It comes with a $2300 stipend and an all-expense paid trip to Bethesda, Maryland for 4 days to present your project at the national competition. </p>
<p>They favor low income people however you do not have to put your income (but then again, they must have saw that I go to an inner-city school and just assumed I was poor).</p>
<p>[STEP</a> UP](<a href=“http://stepup.niddk.nih.gov/]STEP”>http://stepup.niddk.nih.gov/)</p>
<p>^</p>
<p>NIH STEP-UP
Science research
$2300 *stipend<a href=“not%20fee”>/i</a>
local university + free trip to Bethesda, MD
[STEP</a> UP](<a href=“http://stepup.niddk.nih.gov/]STEP”>http://stepup.niddk.nih.gov/)</p>
<p>^Also, unlike some other programs, you can be in this program multiple times and it goes all the way up to the undergraduate level.</p>
<p>LEDA Scholars Program</p>
<p>For URM’s in 11th grade going to 12th from low-income families but good grades/must be recommended by counselor/very selective; helps them get into top-tier colleges and universities (preparing essays, getting them fly-outs, getting good fin. aid packages), prep for ACT/SAT/subject tests, helps students become leaders and takes them to see Ivies and other top colleges, also helps get scholarships </p>
<p>Free for everything (fly out to stay 7 weeks at Princeton University w/ food and insurance covered; after program is over, they maintain contact to further prep for college apps and SAT tests, even maintain contact when students are in college)</p>
<p>Princeton University</p>
<p>[LEDA</a> Home](<a href=“http://www.ledascholars.org%5DLEDA”>http://www.ledascholars.org)
[LEDA</a> Scholars Program](<a href=“http://www.ledascholars.org%5DLEDA”>http://www.ledascholars.org)</p>
<p>I wish I knew this existed a couple of months ago - especially TASP. I can’t afford anything (maybe $100) and I had NO IDEA some of these programs offer summer earnings recovery! I definitely couldn’t afford to lose my six busiest weeks of work… well, this would be my last year for anything, basically. Ah, well. At least I’ll be paying my bills this summer.</p>
<p>Future Agents in Training
Introducing teens to the FBI
Free
Washington, DC
[Federal</a> Bureau of Investigation](<a href=“http://www.fbijobs.gov/243.asp]Federal”>http://www.fbijobs.gov/243.asp)</p>
<p>Academic Excellence in Global Intelligence Studies (AEGIS)
Intelligence studies, sponsored by the CIA
Free
Link is to one in TN, but I hear there are 7 other locations?
[url=<a href=“http://www.tnstate.edu/interior.asp?mid=5750&ptid=1]Outreach[/url”>Page Not Found]Outreach[/url</a>]</p>
<p>Sweet thread, thanks to the creator.</p>
<p>Bump :)! More please!</p>
<p>Transpotation is included…they paid for my flight</p>
<p>tranportation is included for kettering’s aim program</p>
<p>NSLI-Y summer/semester/and year study abroad programs. Everything paid including transportation and though it sounds too good to be true it’s REAL! (Writing this post from Taiwan right now)</p>
<p>It sucks how half of them are for URM’s. It’s great for the URM’s, not so much for the rest.</p>
<p>Does anyone know if Pennsylvania has a governor’s school? I know we probably don’t anymore because of the budget cuts, but I just want to be 100% sure. Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>Diller Teen Fellows
A yearlong Jewish leadership program that culminates in a three week trip to Israel
It costs $2500, but they have great financial aid and you can usually get more from your synagogue/community. Personally I only paid $500
You have to live near/in one of the cities that has the program. The current cities are San Francisco, Baltimore, Boston, Los Angeles, Metro West (it is somewhere in New Jersey), Montreal and Pittsburgh.
[Diller</a> Teen Fellows | Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund](<a href=“http://www.jewishfed.org/diller/fellows]Diller”>http://www.jewishfed.org/diller/fellows)</p>