In this guide, we will show 10 of the top summer programs for International high school students that are still accepting applications for 202

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Introduction

- Summer Programs for International High School Student It is very difficult for international high school students to find the summer programs that are suitable for them.

They have to overcome numerous logistical and cultural barriers.

I have listed down 5 elite programs that can give students an opportunity to diversify the academic experience and enhance individual competence.

1. UTDallas Summer Research Program The UTDCS Summer Research Opportunities program invites high school students to embark on an educational journey through the realm of computer science and technology.

This initiative, designed specifically for students who possess a profound interest and advanced understanding in the field of computer science.

Application Portal: Open now at utd. link/csr-app.

Early applications are encouraged for maximum consideration before the closing date on May 1

5. Duration: June 3 – August 2 (9 weeks) Fees: A $500 fee applies to both internships and workshops, with a $50 cancellation fee.

A unique 8-week Deep-dive AI workshop is available for $120

0. Fee waivers and discounts are available for qualifying low-income families.

Eligibility: Advanced level high school students, ideally after completing 10th or 11th grade, who demonstrate a strong passion and motivation for computer science.

Detailed information about this summer's research opportunities can be found in the Google sheet at utd. link/csr2

4. This program is an extraordinary opportunity for students to immerse themselves in the world of computer science research, enhancing their skills, knowledge, and confidence in this rapidly evolving field.

2. The Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes The Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes invites academically passionate and intellectually curious students in grades 8–11 to an intensive two-week, online single-subject study experience.

This program offers 60 summer courses in various subjects, including computer science, math, creative writing, social justice, philosophy, engineering, and more, without awarding grades or credit.

With an emphasis on global connections, live classes, and small class sizes, it provides a unique opportunity for students to explore advanced academic content and engage with peers worldwide.

Application Portal: Applications are now open for 2024 here until March 29th, 202

4. Eligibility: Students between Grades 8 to 11 with access to a laptop and internetDuration: Runs in two sessions: June 17–June 29th and July 8th

- July 19th

3. Science Internship Program (SIP) at UC Santa Cruz The Science Internship Program (SIP) at UC Santa Cruz is a prime example of innovative summer research programs for high school students in 202

4. It offers an unparalleled opportunity for young minds to immerse themselves in authentic scientific inquiry.

Cost: $4000, although you can apply for financial aidDuration: June 10th-August 10th, 2024Eligibility: High school students in grades 9 to 12Application Deadline: Mar 31st, 2024 Once you’re done with this list, check out our extended, comprehensive article on the 50 BEST STEM SUMMER PROGRAMS for high schoolers!

4. NYU Precollege NYU Precollege emerges as a standout program in the panorama of summer research programs for high school students in 2024, offering an enriching academic and college readiness experience.

Hosted by New York University, a leading global institution, this program invites high school students worldwide to immerse themselves in the vibrancy of college life while exploring academic interests through college-level courses taught by NYU faculty.

Fees: Charged depending on CreditEligibility: High school students from around the world

5. SPINWIP The Stanford Program for Inspiring the Next Generation of Women in Physics (SPINWIP) is a virtual summer outreach program hosted by the Stanford Physics Department and the Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology, designed to get high-school girls excited about physics.

This 3-week program is completely free to participants, and is held through video chat.

First-generation students and students from underrepresented backgrounds in physics are particularly encouraged to apply.

No prior knowledge of physics or coding is needed.

Dates: July 8 to July 26, 2024; Monday through Friday.

Time: 9am

- 1pm PDT (PDT is UTC −08:00).

Exact schedule will vary day-to-day.

Eligibility: Female and gender minority students in high school, between 9th to 11th grade at the time of application.

Students from countries outside the US are welcome to apply.

Preference will be given to first-generation students, students from underrepresented backgrounds in physics, as well as rising seniors.

Application: Fill out this application form by May 1st, 11:59pm Pacific Daylight Time (UTC −07:00).

Please make sure that the daily activities (9am-1pm PDT) take place during reasonable hours in your local time zone. https://youtu. be/32Uq1qNSDz4 And here’s a bit of deeper insight into some of the select few programs that Rishab Jain, Harvard student and ISEF top winner, recommends.

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