Believe and Inspire offers the following virtual programs and workshops: Financial Literacy, Internship Preparation, College Admissions and Essay Writing. The application will be updated soon for upcoming season, refer to the website.

The Non-Trivial Fellowship is an online program for ages 14-20 to start doing impactful research, policy or entrepreneurial projects. You’ll get access to: • Up to $15,000 in funding • A $500 scholarship for all accepted applicants

The GripTape Learning Challenge provides students with the opportunity to pursue a self-directed learning project of their choice. Participants are given up to $500 in funding and 10 weeks to complete their projects.

FPSPI offers competitive and non-competitive programs where students tackle global issues through creative problem-solving. It promotes critical thinking, research skills, and teamwork.

Interlochen Arts Camp offers summer and fall programs in music, theater, dance, visual arts, creative writing, and film. It provides intensive training, performances, and exhibitions for young artists.

AoPS offers free online courses covering topics in mathematics, including algebra, geometry, number theory, and calculus. Courses emphasize problem-solving skills and are designed to challenge students at various levels of mathematical proficiency.

Microsoft offers a High School Internship Program where students work on real projects alongside engineers and other professionals. Interns gain hands-on experience in software development, hardware engineering, data science, or business roles.

This program offers hands-on research experience and workshops on college readiness and career exploration​. Applicable to all high school students (US and international)

TechGirls is an international exchange program that empowers young women from the United States and 35 countries around the world through hands-on skills development in technology and coding. The program includes an intensive 27-day experience in the U.S. focused on interactive technology and coding education, as well as leadership development and cultural exchange.

Girls Who Code’s Summer Immersion Programs are intensive, seven-week programs designed to teach high school girls computer science skills through hands-on projects. Participants learn coding, gain exposure to tech jobs, and join a supportive sisterhood of peers and mentors. The curriculum covers web development, robotics, and mobile development, culminating in a final project where students build their own applications. These programs aim to inspire young women to pursue careers in technology and provide them with the skills and confidence to succeed.