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73 local programs run in Arkansas, 47 of them free or paid, and 1 explicitly prioritize under-resourced or first-generation students. Plus 210 nationwide programs open to anyone in the US.

Local to Arkansas

  1. Arkansas Division of Higher Education
    ACCESS to Acceleration Concurrent Courses

    Arkansas high-school students can enroll in eligible concurrent college courses through participating institutions while receiving state assistance toward the course cost.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  2. Arkansas Division of Higher Education
    ACCESS to Acceleration Scholarship

    Helps Arkansas high-school students pay for eligible concurrent-credit coursework at $65 per semester credit hour, up to $2,000 annually.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  3. Lyon College
    ACT Prep Camp

    Rising juniors and seniors complete a two-day ACT preparation program on the Lyon College campus.

    🎓 Grades 11–12
    Moderate
  4. Arkansas Game & Fish Commission
    AGFC Youth Volunteer Program

    Students volunteer at conservation events and other AGFC activities across Arkansas while earning documented community-service hours.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  5. University of Central Arkansas
    AI Innovators Lab: From Code to Intelligent Systems

    Students learn programming and introductory AI through guided exercises, collaborative projects and development of simple intelligent systems.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  6. University of Central Arkansas
    AI Robotics & Ethics Camp

    Students program and train autonomous robot cars while learning machine learning, robotics, hardware, and the ethical implications of AI.

    🎓 Grades 10–12
    Selective
  7. The American Legion, Department of Arkansas
    American Legion Arkansas Oratorical Contest

    A constitutional speaking competition for high school students under 20, requiring an 8-10 minute prepared oration on the U.S. Constitution plus a 3-5 minute speech on an assigned topic, advancing from post-level contests to the state department finals.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  8. University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, Arkansas 4-H
    Arkansas 4-H State O-Rama

    The culminating statewide event for Arkansas 4-H members, featuring roughly 40 competitive events across subjects from animal science to performing arts, with district-qualifying and state-only contests plus workshops and tours.

    📅 July🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  9. Arkansas Division of Higher Education
    Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship

    Lottery-funded scholarship for Arkansas students attending eligible higher-education institutions. Traditional graduating seniors can qualify through a Diploma of Merit or qualifying academic/test criteria.

    🎓 Grade 12
    Selective
  10. University of Central Arkansas
    Arkansas and the World: International Affairs Summer Camp

    Fifty Arkansas students study international relations, diplomacy, the UN and Model UN before representing countries in General Assembly simulations and crisis exercises.

    🎓 Grades 10–12
    Selective
  11. The American Legion, Department of Arkansas
    Arkansas Boys State

    A week-long immersive civics and leadership program for high school juniors who form a mock state government, running for office, drafting legislation, and solving municipal challenges alongside peers from across Arkansas.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grade 11
    Highly Selective
  12. Arkansas Children's
    Arkansas Children's Hospital Junior Volunteer Program

    High school students volunteer in hospital settings at Arkansas Children's, committing to weekly shifts for a minimum of six months (or a condensed summer track), after references, an interview, and required immunizations.

    📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  13. University of Central Arkansas
    Arkansas College Bound

    Students with disabilities experience college life while learning about postsecondary academic expectations, accommodations and preparation for further education or training.

    🎓 Grades 11–12
    Selective
  14. Arkansas Community Foundation
    Arkansas Community Foundation Scholarships

    Arkansas students complete an eligibility quiz and can be matched with dozens of donor-funded scholarships based on geography, school, intended major, activities, and other criteria.

    🎓 Grade 12
    Selective
  15. Arkansas DECA
    Arkansas DECA Career Development Conference

    Arkansas DECA prepares high school students for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management through competitive events and an annual Career Development Conference.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  16. Arkansas Association of Conservation Districts
    Arkansas Envirothon

    Five-student high school teams compete in a hands-on environmental problem-solving competition covering soils, aquatics, forestry, wildlife, and current environmental issues, with an oral team presentation on a real-world resource problem.

    📅 January🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  17. Arkansas FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
    Arkansas FBLA State Leadership Conference

    Arkansas high school FBLA chapters compete in business-related competitive events at the annual State Leadership Conference, with top finishers qualifying for the FBLA National Leadership Conference.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  18. Arkansas FFA Association
    Arkansas FFA Convention & Expo

    Arkansas's state FFA association serves over 18,000 agricultural education members in 217 chapters, culminating each spring in a statewide convention with career and leadership development contests, an expo, and a career show.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  19. American Legion Auxiliary, Department of Arkansas
    Arkansas Girls State

    A week-long civics education camp for young women who have completed their junior year, teaching the duties and responsibilities of citizenship through electing and running a mock state government.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grade 11
    Moderate
  20. Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts
    Arkansas Goes Global: World Languages & Cultures

    Residential students explore Spanish, French, Japanese and German while examining how global languages and cultures connect to Arkansas history, industry and communities.

    🎓 Grades 9–10
    Selective
  21. Arkansas State University / Arkansas Department of Education
    Arkansas Governor's School

    A five-week residential program for high-achieving high school students in Arkansas focused on math, science, and the arts.

    ⏱ 5 weeks📅 March 1🎓 Grade 11
    Selective
  22. Arkansas Activities Association / High School Esports League
    Arkansas High School Esports League

    Arkansas high schoolers compete on official school esports teams sanctioned by the AAA in titles including Valorant, Rocket League, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Apex Legends, and Counter-Strike 2, with fall and spring seasons and standard academic-eligibility rules.

    📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  23. Arkansas Bar Association
    Arkansas High School Mock Trial Competition

    High school teams from across Arkansas simulate a full criminal or civil trial using a case packet of witness statements, exhibits, and jury instructions, competing before real judges and attorneys with the winner advancing to nationals.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  24. National History Day Arkansas (affiliate)
    Arkansas History Day

    A year-long historical research program in which students create papers, exhibits, performances, documentaries, or websites on an annual theme, advancing from regional contests to the state contest and potentially the national competition.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  25. Arkansas HOSA - Future Health Professionals
    Arkansas HOSA State Leadership Conference

    Arkansas HOSA supports students pursuing health science education and healthcare career pathways through competitive events, leadership training, and service projects culminating in a State Leadership Conference.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  26. Arkansas Chess Association (US Chess sanctioned)
    Arkansas Individual Scholastic Chess Championship

    A statewide scholastic chess tournament with sections for elementary, middle, and high school divisions plus a girls-only category, open to K-12 students, with a rated USCF section for all skill levels.

    📅 May🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  27. University of Central Arkansas, Department of Political Science
    Arkansas Model United Nations (AMUN)

    Hundreds of high school delegates from Arkansas and neighboring states simulate UN bodies like the General Assembly, Security Council, and International Court of Justice at this two-day conference hosted by UCA each November.

    📅 November🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  28. Arkansas PBS / Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival
    Arkansas PBS Emerging Filmmakers Program

    A statewide student filmmaking showcase accepting narrative, documentary, music video, PSA, and animated shorts from grades 5-12, including an Arkansas Historic Places Student Film Prize specifically for high schoolers, with screenings and workshops at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  29. Arkansas Arts Council / National Endowment for the Arts / Poetry Foundation
    Arkansas Poetry Out Loud

    A free program for grades 9-12 (including homeschoolers) that builds public-speaking skill and confidence through memorization and recitation of poetry, culminating in a statewide championship.

    📅 February🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  30. Arkansas Hospitality Association
    Arkansas ProStart Invitational

    A two-year high school program combining classroom instruction with mentored industry hours in culinary arts and restaurant management, culminating in a statewide competition with separate culinary and management tracks.

    📅 February🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  31. Arkansas Scholastic Press Association
    Arkansas Scholastic Press Association Spring Convention

    A statewide convention for student journalists offering on-site and mail-in contests across yearbook, newspaper, broadcast and social media production, plus workshops, keynote speakers, and General Excellence and All-Arkansas awards.

    📅 April🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  32. SkillsUSA Arkansas
    Arkansas SkillsUSA Championships

    SkillsUSA Arkansas empowers high school, middle school and college students preparing for careers in trade, technical and skilled service occupations through leadership conferences and skill competitions, with state winners advancing to nationals.

    📅 April🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  33. Arkansas Department of Education
    Arkansas State Coding Competition

    School teams of up to three students solve programming challenges in Arkansas's statewide coding competition. Awards are deposited into Brighterfuture 529 accounts.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  34. University of Central Arkansas
    Art, Geometry and Modular Design STEAM Camp

    Students connect geometry, spatial reasoning, paper folding and geometric construction to build three-dimensional and collaborative installations.

    🎓 Grade 9
    Selective
  35. Arkansas Tech University
    CAKE: Creativity, Agriculture & Knowledge of Enterprise

    Students investigate Arkansas agriculture and tourism through science laboratories, agritourism activities, enterprise development and interdisciplinary problem-solving.

    🎓 Grades 11–12
    Selective
  36. Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts
    Chamber Music Camp

    Student musicians participate in masterclasses, music theory and history instruction, small ensembles and large-ensemble performance.

    🎓 Grades 9–10
    Selective
  37. University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Regional Campuses
    CHAMPS (Community Health Applied in Medical Public Service)

    A UAMS outreach program that lets junior high and high school students explore health professions through hands-on activities and presentations by healthcare professionals across UAMS's regional campus network.

    📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  38. Office of U.S. Senator John Boozman
    Congressional Youth Cabinet

    Arkansas juniors meet with peers throughout the year, learn how Congress and the legislative process work, discuss current issues and provide ideas to Senator Boozman.

    🎓 Grade 11
    Selective
  39. Helena-West Helena School District
    Cougar Next Level Scholars Institute

    Advanced interdisciplinary program combining research, STEM, literature, leadership, civic innovation, seminars and innovation labs around real-world problems.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  40. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
    Crystal Bridges Teen Summer Volunteer Program

    High school students in grades 9-12 can join one of three summer teen volunteer tracks - Grounds Crew, Youth & Family Art Crew, or the Junior Instructor Program - developing leadership and communication skills while earning service hours.

    📅 April🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  41. University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Regional Campuses
    Day In the Life (UAMS Health Careers)

    A one-day event for high school seniors to shadow healthcare professionals and tour medical facilities, giving a first-hand look at day-to-day work in various health careers.

    📅 Rolling🎓 Grade 12
    Selective
  42. Destination Band Camp / University of Central Arkansas
    Destination Band Camp — Senior Camp

    High-school musicians receive intensive ensemble instruction and performance experience during a weeklong residential or commuter band camp.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  43. Museum of Discovery
    Discovery Camp Counselor

    Teen volunteers assist museum educators with children's summer Discovery Camps and gain experience supporting informal STEM education.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  44. UA Little Rock
    Engineering Scholars Program

    One-week residential experience featuring engineering projects, laboratory sessions, robotics, industry exposure, facility tours, and college-preparation advising.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  45. University of Arkansas
    Engineering Summer Academy

    Residential academy where students choose an engineering track and complete lab experiments, design challenges, and faculty-guided projects. Tracks include chemical engineering, technology systems, and structural/mechanical design.

    🎓 Grades 10–12
    Moderate
  46. Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts
    Environmental Science and Biotechnology

    Campers conduct ecological field surveys, visit a quartz mine and use laboratory techniques connecting molecular biology with ecology and environmental science.

    🎓 Grades 9–10
    Selective
  47. Museum of Discovery
    Girls in STEM Leadership Institute

    Older teens participate in a free STEM leadership program involving hands-on STEM exploration and interaction with women working in STEM fields.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  48. Play It Again, Arkansas! / Arkansas Department of Education
    Governor's Award for Musical Excellence

    Schools nominate outstanding senior musicians for statewide recognition of sustained achievement and commitment to music. Up to 100 seniors are recognized.

    🎓 Grade 12
    Selective
  49. Arkansas Division of Higher Education
    Governor's Distinguished Scholarship

    Major merit scholarship for Arkansas seniors generally requiring a 32 ACT or 1410 SAT plus a 3.5 cumulative GPA. It provides up to $10,000 annually for four years.

    🎓 Grade 12
    Selective
  50. Arkansas Division of Higher Education
    Governor's Scholars — Achievement Scholars

    Scholarship for qualifying Arkansas seniors, including students graduating with a Diploma of Distinction or an associate degree while in high school. Awards can reach $5,000 per year for four years.

    🎓 Grade 12
    Selective
  51. Arkansas Governor's Mansion Association
    Governor's Young Artist Competition

    Arkansas high-school artists submit drawings, paintings, illustrations, ceramics, or mixed-media work for a statewide juried exhibition at the Governor's Mansion.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  52. Harding University
    Harding University Honors Symposium

    A two-week academic summer program on Harding's Searcy campus for students entering their senior year, offering university-level courses in theology, history, literature, critical thinking, and art, with three transferable college credits.

    📅 May🎓 Grades 11–12
    Highly Selective
  53. Harding University College of Pharmacy
    Harding University Pharmacy Camp

    A residential summer camp introducing high school sophomores through seniors to the pharmacy profession through pharmaceutical compounding, blood pressure and glucose monitoring practice, patient case analysis, and talks with pre-pharmacy advisors.

    📅 May🎓 Grades 10–12
    Highly Selective
  54. Junior Achievement of Arkansas
    JA Be Entrepreneurial (Think Like an Entrepreneur)

    A three-module high school program using Design Thinking to help students generate a business idea and build a one-page business plan, delivered in classrooms, after-school clubs, or virtually.

    📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  55. Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission / Fort Smith International Film Festival / Arkansas Cinema Society
    Keep Arkansas Beautiful Statewide High School Video Contest

    Students in grades 9-12 create a 30-second-or-shorter video commercial promoting environmental responsibility, litter prevention, or recycling in Arkansas, submitted free through FilmFreeway.

    📅 May🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  56. UAMS Regional Campuses
    MASH — Medical Applications of Science for Health

    Free healthcare camps include suturing, CPR, heart dissection, healthcare-site visits, workshops, team activities and professional shadowing.

    🎓 Grades 11–12
    Selective
  57. UA Little Rock
    MT Stage: From the Bard to Broadway

    Students reinterpret Shakespeare through contemporary theatre, original lyrics, acting, stage combat and collaborative performance.

    🎓 Grade 9
    Selective
  58. Arkansas Game & Fish Commission / State of Arkansas
    My Natural State Story Essay Contest

    Arkansas students write up to 500 words about a real outdoor experience in the state. Sixteen students receive prizes, including outdoor gear and experiences.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  59. Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts
    Physics in Motion: Theme Park Thrills

    Students use geometry, trigonometry, statistics, probability and physics to analyze the motion and design of amusement rides, culminating in field measurements at a theme park.

    🎓 Grades 9–10
    Selective
  60. Community School of the Arts
    Pop, Rock and All That Jazz

    Students perform in pop, rock and jazz ensembles, receive private lessons, write songs, record music in a studio and learn about music technology and the music industry.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  61. Ozark Natural Science Center
    Project Water & Wilderness: Plugged into Nature

    Two-week field-science program where students work alongside scientists, track wildlife, monitor bats, sample aquatic ecosystems, conduct a capstone study and explore conservation science.

    🎓 Grades 10–12
    Selective
  62. Melbourne School District
    STEAM & Beyond: Summer Exploration

    Ten-day interdisciplinary enrichment combining STEM, arts, music, literature, communication, social studies and world languages through original projects and problem-solving.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  63. Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts
    StoryLab: The Writing Process Across Genres

    Students explore poetry, short fiction, screenwriting and creative nonfiction through reading, journaling, guided writing and peer feedback.

    🎓 Grades 9–10
    Selective
  64. University of Central Arkansas
    Summer Study for High School Students

    Students between junior and senior year can enroll in regular UCA summer courses and earn transferable college credit before graduating high school.

    🎓 Grade 12
    Moderate
  65. UAMS Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health
    Summer Under the Microscope

    Students explore environmental health and public health through hands-on activities and instruction from UAMS Environmental Health Sciences faculty.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  66. TheatreSquared
    SummerStage

    Eight-day immersive theatre program where students work with professional playwrights, poets, musicians, actors and directors to devise and perform an original production.

    🎓 Grades 10–12
    Highly Selective
  67. Sheridan School District
    The Art of Humanity

    Students examine human history through art, culture and sociology while learning artistic techniques and constructing a creative timeline of art history.

    🎓 Grades 9–10
    Selective
  68. Institute for the Creative Arts
    Through the Lens

    Students study exposure, composition, lighting, portraiture, landscape filming and visual storytelling while producing a portfolio of original photography and film work.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  69. University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
    UAMS Summer Science Program

    Paid biomedical research for Arkansas students underrepresented in healthcare.

    ⏱ 6 weeks (summer)📅 March🎓 Grades 11–12
    Selective
  70. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Department of Arkansas
    VFW Voice of Democracy - Arkansas

    An annual audio-essay scholarship contest for grades 9-12 on a patriotic theme; students record a 3-5 minute essay and submit it through a local VFW post, competing for state and national scholarships.

    📅 October🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  71. UA Little Rock Emerging Analytics Center
    Virtual Reality Summer Camp

    Students learn introductory programming and VR game development while creating a puzzle-game level for Meta Quest headsets.

    🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  72. Washington Student Math Association (WSMA)
    Washington ARML Team

    Invitational team of Washington's top high school math competitors, chosen by nomination and AMC, AIME and Mu Alpha Theta results, to represent the state at the American Regions Math League.

    📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  73. Little Rock Zoo
    Youth Zoo Crew (Teen Volunteer Program)

    Teens ages 13-17 complete a three-week summer training session on guest engagement, conservation, and zoo careers, then continue as year-round volunteer docents supporting Zoo staff and programming.

    📅 February🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate

Nationwide programs open to Arkansas students

  1. University of Pennsylvania
    Academic English & University Readiness Academy

    Two-week residential academy at Penn for non-native English speakers. Students do university-style work: reading, lectures, discussions, research and group projects, ending in a final presentation. Current 9th-11th graders; non-credit.

    ⏱ 2 weeks (July 26 - August 8, 2026)🎓 Grades 9–11
    Highly Selective
  2. Army Educational Outreach Program (AEOP)
    AEOP High School Apprenticeship Program

    Students work alongside Army scientists and engineers on cutting-edge research projects in world-class laboratories.

    ⏱ 8 weeks📅 Early March🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  3. American Foreign Service Association (AFSA)
    AFSA National High School Essay Contest

    An essay contest designed to engage students in thinking about peace and conflict resolution.

    📅 February 15🎓 Grades 11–12
    Selective
  4. Carnegie Mellon University
    AI Scholars at CMU

    Free AI-focused summer program for rising seniors underrepresented in computing.

    ⏱ 4 weeks (summer)📅 February🎓 Grade 11
    Selective
  5. AI4ALL
    AI4ALL Open Learning

    Girls in grades 6-12 learn AI and Python through interactive virtual classes.

    ⏱ 2 weeks📅 March 1🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  6. Mathematical Association of America
    AIME

    Invitational round for top AMC scorers. 15-question, 3-hour exam that gates the USAMO. No fee for invited students.

    ⏱ 3 hours📅 February🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  7. Freedom Forum
    Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference

    An all-expenses-paid journalism conference for one student from every US state and DC.

    ⏱ 1 week📅 February 15🎓 Grade 11
    Selective
  8. Amazon
    Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship

    Scholarship for high school seniors planning to study computer science in college.

    ⏱ 4 years scholarship📅 December 1🎓 Grade 12
    Selective
  9. Mathematical Association of America
    AMC 10/12

    The entry-level American Mathematics Competition. Top scorers qualify for AIME and the path to the USAMO. Open to all US high schoolers; school registration required.

    ⏱ 75 minutes📅 November🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  10. ACSL
    American Computer Science League (ACSL)

    A multi-division computer science competition covering both theory and programming.

    ⏱ School year📅 November 30🎓 Grades 9–12
    Moderate
  11. University of Pennsylvania
    American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Online Seminar

    Two-week online seminar (daily Zoom sessions) teaching basic ASL conversation and narrative skills in an immersion setting, plus Deaf community perspectives through vlogs, lectures and a panel of Deaf professionals. Current 9th-11th graders; non-credit.

    ⏱ 2 weeks (July 13 - 24, 2026)🎓 Grades 9–11
    Highly Selective
  12. Amgen Foundation
    Amgen Scholars Future Track

    Free online biotech simulations and pipeline programs preparing high schoolers for biomedical research.

    ⏱ Self-paced📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  13. Apple Inc.
    Apple Swift Student Challenge

    Swift coding competition hosted by Apple to showcase creativity and app development skills.

    ⏱ 1 month📅 February🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  14. Berklee College of Music
    Aspire: Five-Week Music Performance Intensive

    The world's premier summer performance program for contemporary music, including jazz, rock, and pop.

    ⏱ 5 weeks📅 March 1🎓 Grades 10–12
    Moderate
  15. University of Pennsylvania
    Astronomical Techniques Research Academy

    Two-week residential academy at Penn. Students learn observational astronomy and data analysis, build simple cameras and spectrometers, observe the Sun and stars, and analyze data with Python. Current 9th-11th graders; non-credit.

    ⏱ 2 weeks (July 11 - 25, 2026)🎓 Grades 9–11
    Moderate
  16. NCWIT
    Award for Aspirations in Computing (AiC)

    Award for girls and non-binary students in computing, providing recognition and a cash prize.

    ⏱ One-time📅 April 15🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  17. Bard College at Simon's Rock
    Bard College at Simon's Rock Young Writers Workshop

    A 3-week residential program where students engage in creative and analytical thinking through literature and history.

    ⏱ 3 weeks📅 April 1🎓 Grades 10–12
    Moderate
  18. MIT Lincoln Lab
    Beaver Works Summer Institute (BWSI)

    Free MIT-led project-based courses in AI, robotics, cybersecurity.

    ⏱ 4 weeks (summer)📅 Early February🎓 Grade 11
    Selective
  19. ELASH / Bebras US
    Bebras Computing Challenge (US)

    An international computational thinking and informatics competition. Students can take the test remotely or through a local school coordinator.

    ⏱ 45 minutes📅 Early February🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective
  20. Bennington College
    Bennington Young Writers Awards

    A prestigious creative writing competition for students to win cash prizes and publication.

    📅 January 12🎓 Grades 9–12
    Selective

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