§ GA

Research programs in Georgia.

80 local programs run in Georgia, 42 of them free or paid, and 4 explicitly prioritize under-resourced or first-generation students. Plus 210 nationwide programs open to anyone in the US.

Filter the Finder by GA →Suggest a Georgia program →

Local to Georgia

21st Century Leaders (Goizueta Business School, Emory University)
21st Century Leaders Summer Youth Leadership Institute (SYLI)
SYLI is a week-long residential business and leadership program at Emory's Goizueta Business School for Georgia rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors, featuring workshops, corporate tours, and roundtables with business leaders.
📅 March🎓 Grades 10–12
Moderate
University of Georgia
3D Animation
Students learn modeling and animation in Autodesk Maya and build original 3D assets while exploring applications in film, game development and design.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
University of Georgia
Advanced Engineering
Students design, fabricate and test engineering solutions using software, industrial robots and digital-twin technologies.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
American Legion, Department of Georgia
American Legion Department of Georgia Oratorical Contest
High school students under 20 deliver a prepared 8-10 minute oration on the U.S. Constitution plus a 3-5 minute speech on an assigned topic, advancing from local Posts through District, Area, and the state Department contest.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
The Westminster Schools (StudioW)
Atlanta High School Film Festival
Founded in 2018 by Westminster's StudioW program, this student-run festival showcases short films from high school and middle school filmmakers across the southern United States, free to submit and attend.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
University of Georgia
Building Engineering Pathways
Students use engineering laboratories and fabrication spaces to tackle design projects, team challenges and real-world engineering problems.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta VolunTEEN Program
The VolunTEEN Program lets high school students ages 15-18 support hospital staff and patients across an eight-week summer commitment, with at least one three-hour shift per week.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 10–12
Selective
Atlanta Film Society
CineCamp ATL
CineCamp ATL is a two-week filmmaking intensive for rising 9th-12th graders that guides teams through script development, production, and editing to complete a short film screened publicly at the program's end.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
University of Georgia
City Shapers: Architecture
Students tackle an architectural design challenge and create a final project while learning how professionals design buildings, interiors and human-scale spaces.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
University of Georgia
City Shapers: Urban Design
Students investigate transportation, infrastructure, neighborhoods and planning policy before designing a solution to a real urban challenge.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
University of Georgia
Code and Cognition: The AI Lab
Students learn Python and machine-learning fundamentals and build a functioning AI project while examining ethical and social implications of AI.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
University of Georgia
Creative Writing 2: Topics in Creative Writing
Students submit fiction, poetry or other literary work and receive professional-author critique, peer workshops and revision time leading to a class anthology.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
University of Georgia
Creative Writing: Plot and Structure
Students develop story ideas, scenes, dialogue and narrative structure through workshops, peer critique and dedicated writing time.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Kennesaw State University College of Professional Education
DiscoverU at KSU Summer Camps
DiscoverU offers week-long, career-themed summer camps for rising 9th-12th graders at Kennesaw State, spanning tracks like AutoCAD, culinary arts, medical skills, and aerospace engineering.
📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Emory Healthcare
Emory Healthcare VolunTEEN Program
High school students ages 16-18 volunteer weekly at an Emory Healthcare hospital of their choice for an eight-week summer program, attending speaker sessions and tours alongside hands-on department support.
📅 February🎓 Grades 11–12
Selective
Emory University
Emory Pipeline Collaborative
Free pipeline program for Atlanta-area students interested in health professions.
⏱ Year-round📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
University of Georgia
ExCEL in Engineering
Students work in UGA engineering laboratories and design studios on hands-on engineering projects while developing teamwork and leadership skills.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Georgia 4-H / UGA Cooperative Extension
Georgia 4-H State Congress
State Congress is Georgia 4-H's premier annual event for high-school-age members, held since 1942, featuring the Project Achievement and Leadership in Action competitions plus scholarship recognition.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
American Legion, Department of Georgia
Georgia Boys State
Georgia Boys State is a week-long government and citizenship program in which qualified rising-senior boys organize and run a mock 51st state government, covering law, courts, and parliamentary procedure.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 11–12
Moderate
Georgia Chess Association
Georgia Chess Association Scholastic Program
The Georgia Chess Association runs rated and unrated scholastic tournaments statewide, letting high school students progress from school chess clubs to team and individual state championships, including qualifiers for national high school events.
📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Georgia DECA / DECA Inc.
Georgia DECA
Georgia DECA prepares high school students for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management through a Fall Rally, leadership conferences, and competitive events leading to the State Career Development Conference.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Georgia Student Finance Commission
Georgia Dual Enrollment
Georgia high-school students take approved college courses and earn both secondary-school and postsecondary credit, with state funding covering standard tuition, mandatory fees and required books up to program limits.
🎓 Grades 10–12
Selective
Georgia Envirothon (Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission affiliate)
Georgia Envirothon
Georgia Envirothon challenges high school teams of 4-6 students in an outdoor competition covering wildlife, forestry, aquatic ecology, soils/land use, and a current environmental issue, with the top regional teams advancing to state.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Georgia FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
Georgia FBLA High School Competitive Events
Georgia FBLA members compete in nearly 100 business-related competitive events -- objective tests, technical skills assessments, interviews, and performances -- advancing from chapter to region to state competition.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Georgia FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America)
Georgia FCCLA STAR Events
STAR Events (Students Taking Action with Recognition) let Georgia FCCLA members compete in over 30 categories -- including culinary arts and fashion design -- at regional, state, and national levels.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Georgia FFA Association
Georgia FFA
Georgia FFA is the state association of the national FFA organization, serving over 35,000 members through agricultural education classes, supervised agricultural experience projects, and Career/Leadership Development Events (CDEs/LDEs).
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
University of Georgia / GOSA
Georgia GHP - Agriscience Research
A residential summer academy for Georgia students focusing on agricultural and environmental sciences through hands-on research.
⏱ 2 weeks📅 May 1🎓 Grades 10–11
Selective
American Legion Auxiliary, Department of Georgia
Georgia Girls State
Georgia Girls State is a week-long citizenship and government leadership program, run since 1940, for high school students who have completed their junior year and show academic excellence and leadership potential.
📅 May🎓 Grades 11–12
Moderate
Georgia Office of Education and Workforce Strategy
Georgia Governor's Honors Program
GHP is a free residential summer program for talented high school sophomores and juniors, held mid-June to mid-July on a college campus with academic, cultural, and social enrichment beyond typical classroom instruction.
📅 November🎓 Grades 10–11
Selective
Georgia Student Finance Commission
Georgia HERO Scholarship
Scholarship assistance for qualifying Georgia National Guard or Reserve members and eligible children/spouses connected to combat-zone service.
🎓 Grade 12
Selective
Georgia HOSA (Future Health Professionals)
Georgia HOSA
Georgia HOSA serves over 19,000 members preparing for healthcare careers through leadership development, community volunteering, and a competitive events program covering more than 75 health-science events.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Georgia Student Finance Commission
Georgia Military College State Service Scholarship Loan
Graduating Georgia seniors can compete for a full two-year Georgia Military College scholarship in exchange for service in the Georgia National Guard.
🎓 Grade 12
Selective
Georgia Council for the Arts
Georgia Poet Laureate's Prize
Georgia high-school students submit an original poem for recognition by the Georgia Poet Laureate and statewide publication/recognition.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
University of Georgia
Georgia Ready Summer Institute
Rising seniors explore research, innovation, entrepreneurship and commercialization while living on the UGA campus and visiting research facilities.
🎓 Grade 12
Selective
Georgia Scholastic Press Association / UGA Grady College
Georgia Scholastic Press Association Summer Media Academy
GSPA's Summer Media Academy offers week-long courses in advertising/PR, broadcast journalism, entertainment/media studies, and multimedia journalism for students ages 14-17 on UGA's Athens campus.
📅 January🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
University of Georgia
Georgia Science & Engineering Fair
Georgia students advance through school and regional fairs and present original STEM research at the statewide ISEF-affiliated competition.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Georgia Space Grant Consortium (Georgia Tech)
Georgia Space Grant Consortium Student Programs
The Georgia Space Grant Consortium, managed by Georgia Tech since 1989, connects K-12 students to internships, hands-on STEM activities, facility tours, and mentoring through its statewide network of affiliate institutions.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Georgia Forensic Coaches Association
Georgia Speech & Debate (Georgia Forensic Coaches Association)
The GFCA, founded in 1982, governs high school speech and debate in Georgia, running First & Second Year and Varsity State Championships open to any member school's students statewide.
📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
Highly Selective
Georgia Tech CEISMC
Georgia Tech CEISMC Summer PEAKS
Summer PEAKS offers one- to two-week immersive STEAM sessions on Georgia Tech's campus for rising 9th-12th graders, with hands-on, experiential projects across science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.
📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
Highly Selective
Georgia Tech College of Computing
Georgia Tech College of Computing Summer Camps
These week-long high school camps cover creative and applied computing -- including AI training, wearable/maker fashion tech, sports-data devices, and smart-home automation -- taught on Georgia Tech's campus.
📅 April🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia Tech Summer Research at CSE
Paid CS/engineering research at Georgia Tech. Strong recruitment of Georgia students.
⏱ 8 weeks (summer)📅 March🎓 Grades 11–12
Selective
Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia Tech Sustainable Systems Camp
Multidisciplinary camp exploring sustainable energy, water resources, and climate resilience.
⏱ 1 week📅 May 1🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Georgia High School Association
GHSA Esports
GHSA Esports is the officially sanctioned varsity esports program for Georgia high schools, run through PlayVS with a preseason, regular season, and a State Championship at the Bartow County Schools Esports Arena.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Highly Selective
University of Georgia / Foothills AHEC
Health Careers Youth Conference
Students explore healthcare careers through cellular-biology and cadaver laboratories, kinesiology facilities, veterinary-hospital tours, college preparation and hands-on medical activities.
🎓 Grades 10–12
Moderate
Georgia Student Finance Commission
HOPE Scholarship
Georgia residents graduating with the required HOPE GPA can receive state-funded tuition assistance at eligible Georgia colleges and universities.
🎓 Grade 12
Highly Selective
Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw State University High School Model United Nations Conference
KSU HSMUN, running since 1986, brings the best high school students from the Southeast to Kennesaw State for a two-day, 10-committee Model UN conference simulating international diplomacy.
📅 February🎓 Grades 9–12
Highly Selective
University of Georgia School of Law
Legal Camp
Students explore legal careers, courtroom advocacy and policymaking through instruction from attorneys, professors and mock-trial competitors.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Mercer University College of Pharmacy
Mercer University Pharmacy Scholars Summer Program
This day program introduces Metro Atlanta high school students to pharmacy careers through hands-on activities, lectures, and a field trip on Mercer's Atlanta campus.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 10–12
Highly Selective
University of Georgia / Augusta University Medical Partnership
Mini-Medical School Summer Academy 2
Students study body systems and disease through lectures, medical-school resources, organ dissections and hands-on clinical activities while learning about pre-med pathways.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
University of Georgia
Mock Trial Academy
Students learn trial procedure, legal reasoning and advocacy from attorneys, law faculty and UGA Mock Trial members before competing in a simulated trial.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Morehouse College
Morehouse Summer Pre-College Program
Morehouse's Summer Pre-College Program lets rising high school juniors and seniors with a 3.2+ GPA earn Morehouse College credit in hybrid online/synchronous courses taught by Morehouse faculty.
📅 March🎓 Grades 10–12
Moderate
Georgia Humanities / LaGrange College
National History Day Georgia
National History Day Georgia encourages middle and high school students to research a topic tied to the year's theme and present it as a documentary, exhibit, paper, performance, or website, advancing from regional contests to the state contest at LaGrange College.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Nebraska 4-H (University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension)
Nebraska 4-H National Congress Delegate Program
4-H members ages 15-19 submit a county-level Achievement Application and, if selected, compete at the state level to become one of Nebraska's delegates receiving a partial scholarship to attend National 4-H Congress in Atlanta.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 10–12
Selective
Piedmont Healthcare
Piedmont Atlanta Teen Volunteer Program
High school students ages 16-17 volunteer at Piedmont Atlanta Hospital in guest services, clinical support, and patient assistance roles across an eight-week summer commitment, with career-readiness training included.
📅 March🎓 Grades 11–12
Selective
Georgia Council for the Arts / Alliance Theatre
Poetry Out Loud Georgia
Poetry Out Loud challenges Georgia students in grades 9-12 to memorize and perform poems, advancing through regional and state competitions toward the National Finals, with free educational materials provided to schools.
📅 January🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Posse
Posse Foundation
Full-tuition leadership scholarships nominated by partner cities. High schoolers from cities like New York, Chicago, LA, Atlanta nominate by August of senior year.
⏱ Senior year📅 August🎓 Grade 12
Selective
Emory University
Pre-College Program
A 2-week program where high school students take one course per session. Non-credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory grading. Offers both on-campus residential and commuter options. Includes Emory Exploration and Eagle Excursions.
📅 May 1🎓 Grades 9–12
Highly Selective
Emory University
Pre-Med Institute
A 3-week program focused on pre-medicine, where high school students take one course. Non-credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory grading. Offers both on-campus residential and commuter options. Includes Emory Exploration and Eagle Excursions.
📅 May 1🎓 Grades 9–12
Highly Selective
SkillsUSA Georgia
SkillsUSA Georgia
SkillsUSA Georgia develops high school students pursuing trade, technical, and skilled-service careers through a Champions Rally, Fall Leadership Conference, and regional-to-national skills competitions.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Atlanta Botanical Garden
SPEAK Volunteer Program
High-school volunteers teach Garden visitors about climate change and sustainable gardening while gaining environmental-education experience.
🎓 Grades 10–12
Selective
Spelman College
Spelman College Prep Institute
The College Prep Institute is a two-week residential program for rising 10th- and 11th-grade female high school students, combining college-search workshops, SAT prep, life-skills, and leadership training on Spelman's campus.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 10–11
Moderate
Savannah State University (with NOAA Living Marine Resources Cooperative Science Center)
SSU Coast Camp
Coast Camp is a month-long, half-day ocean science program using Ocean Literacy Principles, with classroom instruction and field trips to sites like Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary and Tybee Island for students up to age 18.
📅 Rolling🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Georgia Tech Research Institute
STEM@GTRI High School Summer Internship
Georgia high-school students work in GTRI laboratories on real science and engineering projects for five weeks, about 24 hours per week.
🎓 Grades 10–12
Selective
University of Georgia Lamar Dodd School of Art
Summer Art Camp
Students rotate through drawing, painting, photography, fiber/3D art, printmaking and book arts and finish with a group exhibition.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Emory University
Summer College Program
A 6-week program where high school students can earn college credit by taking one course. Letter-based grading (A-F). This is a non-residential program with on-campus and online instruction options. Students take classes with current Emory undergraduates.
📅 June 5🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Summer High School Internship
Students work with Garden horticulture staff maintaining plant collections while attending college-, career-, financial-planning and professional-development sessions.
🎓 Grades 10–12
Selective
Oxford College of Emory University
Summer Ox-perience Pre-College Program
Rising seniors take two non-credit college-level courses while living on Oxford's campus and participating in leadership, college-readiness and community activities.
🎓 Grade 12
Moderate
Emory University School of Medicine
Summer Science Academy
Two-week science program uses lectures, laboratories and field experiences to introduce students to biology, healthcare, biotechnology, engineering and medical research.
🎓 Grades 9–10
Moderate
Georgia Aquarium
Teen Volunteer Program
Teens serve as Gallery Guides in guest interpretation, touch pools and engagement activities and complete a collaborative environmental community project.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Georgia State University Center for Behavioral Neuroscience
The Neuroscience School (Georgia State University)
The Neuroscience School offers short summer courses for high school students interested in neuroscience, taught by GSU neuroscience and psychology faculty and covering the structure and function of the nervous system.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Highly Selective
University of Georgia
UGA Young Scholars Program (CAES)
Laboratory-based research for high school students in agricultural and natural resource sciences.
⏱ 6 weeks📅 March 1🎓 Grades 11–12
Selective
Georgia Student Finance Commission
University of North Georgia Military Service Scholarship
Georgia students compete for full scholarships to UNG while participating in the Corps of Cadets and preparing to commission into the Georgia Army National Guard.
🎓 Grade 12
Highly Selective
University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine
VetCAMP
Students explore veterinary medicine through laboratories, clinical activities, animal-health instruction and exposure to veterinary careers.
🎓 Grades 10–12
Moderate
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Department of Georgia
VFW Voice of Democracy (Georgia)
Voice of Democracy is an audio-essay competition in which Georgia students in grades 9-12 write and record a 3-5 minute essay on an annual patriotic theme, with entries submitted through a local VFW Post.
📅 October🎓 Grades 9–12
Selective
Zoo Atlanta
Volunteen Program
Teens serve as conservation educators, interpret animal habitats, assist with enrichment and events and can later qualify for advanced animal-care and research-related assignments.
🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Valdosta State University Department of Chemistry
VSU High School Chemistry Summer Camp
VSU's annual chemistry camp lets area high school students synthesize organic compounds, work with shape-changing materials, nickel-plate objects, and explore the chemistry of color alongside VSU faculty.
📅 Varies🎓 Grades 9–12
Moderate
Emory University School of Medicine
Winship Cancer Institute Summer Program (Winship Win)
Program at Emory focusing on cancer research, providing hands-on laboratory experience and professional development.
⏱ 8 weeks📅 February 15🎓 Grades 11–12
Selective
University of Georgia
Young Dawgs Program
High-achieving juniors and seniors complete at least 110 hours in internships across UGA laboratories, departments and community organizations.
🎓 Grades 11–12
Selective
University of Georgia J.W. Fanning Institute
Youth LEAD Georgia
Thirty selected students participate in a yearlong statewide leadership cohort with weekend sessions, career and industry exploration, community discussions and a multi-day educational tour of Georgia.
🎓 Grades 10–11
Selective
Georgia Student Finance Commission
Zell Miller Scholarship
Higher-level merit scholarship providing greater tuition assistance for Georgia students meeting rigorous GPA and testing requirements.
🎓 Grade 12
Selective

Nationwide programs open to Georgia students

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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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

Showing 20 of 210. See all in the Finder →

Browse other states

AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL