<p>which one is the best, in terms of most challenging and most selective?</p>
<p>-mit wtp
-ssp @ new mexico or cali
-clark scholars texas tech
-carnegie mellon summer for diversity sams or AP/EA
-HSHSP @ mich state uni.
-LBW @ wharton</p>
<p>There's a summer program forum.</p>
<p>When you say choose, are you assuming that you'll get into all of them? Just apply and then see what you actually get into, then ask. All of the ones I know (Carnagie Mellon, Clark Scholars, SSP, and MIT) are really really competitive.</p>
<p>lol, yeah i'm not assuming anything, but hypothetically if I could choose which one should I go to? They're all very science-related, except for LBW, which is business and I'm also very interested in that. So which one is more challenging?</p>
<p>and nobody answers questions on the summer program forum; i've probalby made like 15 threads there and got like 2 responses</p>
<p>The one that CC'ers have not reccommended.</p>
<p>well the only one that I haven't found lurking around CC, but have found thru google is HSHSP.</p>
<p>and CMU, i guess, since i knew about it before i came on to CC</p>
<p>NBTC:</a> Research Areas</p>
<p>One I've heard is great. Competitive though is what I hear. You'll probably find more info on it on CC</p>
<p>haha beefs why do you not recommend the summer programs recommended by CCers?</p>
<p>Isn't it self-contradictory to recommend not listening to CCers if you are a CCer</p>
<p>No. Maybe I shouldve said "Don't listen to me".</p>
<p>LBW (10char)</p>
<p>if you haven't thought of doing it already, you should consider applying to a good math program (HCSSiM, Mathcamp, Ross, ...). they are amazing and change lives and it is why i am a math major. <3</p>