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§ Psychology

Psychology programs for high schoolers.

11 programs indexed in psychology. 4 are free or pay a stipend. This page updates whenever we add a new psychology program.

All psychology programs

  1. Boston University
    Academic Immersion

    Spend three weeks immersing yourself in the study of psychology, business, medicine, or creative writing.

    📍 Boston, MA📅 May🎓 Grades 9–12
    Highly Selective
  2. American University
    AU High School Summer Scholars

    Students complete a four-week asynchronous college course in areas such as international diplomacy, law, psychology or neuroscience and receive an official AU transcript.

    📍 DC🎓 Grades 10–12
    Moderate
  3. Northern Kentucky University CINSAM
    B.R.A.I.N. — Best Research Academy in Neuroscience

    Students conduct EEG experiments, dissect animal brains, and study neurochemistry, neuroanatomy, and neurobehavior using NKU neuroscience laboratories. Academy tuition for community participants was $200 in 2026, with need-based scholarships.

    📍 KY🎓 Grades 10–12
    Moderate
  4. BeHERE Nevada / UNLV / UNR
    BeHERE, BeWELL Behavioral Health Camp

    Overnight camp introducing counseling, social work, psychology, psychiatry and other behavioral-health careers through workshops, tours and a student project showcase.

    📍 NV🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  5. Gettysburg College
    Camp Psych

    Residential psychology institute involving experiments, research and college-level psychology.

    📍 PA🎓 Grades 10, 12
    Moderate
  6. Stevens Institute of Technology
    Changemaking Through Data: The Science of Human Behavior

    Uses data analysis to study human behavior and societal problems.

    📍 NJ🎓 Grades 10–12
    Moderate
  7. UMBC
    Coding with Emotions: The Science of Empathic AI

    Students explore programming and artificial intelligence designed to recognize or interact with human emotions.

    📍 MD🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  8. University of Nevada, Las Vegas
    Compassionate Communities: Mental Health Training Program

    High-school students receive mental-health awareness training and Teen Mental Health First Aid instruction designed to help them recognize and respond appropriately to signs of mental-health or substance-use challenges among peers.

    📍 NV🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  9. Connecticut STEM Foundation
    Connecticut STEM Fair

    Students submit completed scientific research or research proposals in health, physical, environmental and behavioral-science categories and defend their work live before judges.

    📍 CT🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  10. Crisis Text Line
    Crisis Text Line Counselor

    Volunteers over 18 (or high school seniors) provide mental health support via text; requires 200 hours of commitment.

    📍 Online⏱ Ongoing📅 Rolling🎓 Grade 12
    Selective
  11. Clemson University
    Data Science Through Eye Tracking

    Clemson Summer Scholars one-week residential pre-college track.

    📍 SC🎓 Grades 9, 12
    Moderate

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