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{Babson College} Summer Study for High School Students
Babson’s Summer Study is a residential program for rising high school juniors and seniors that gives you real-world experience while building your business knowledge and entrepreneurial skills.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Bentley University} Wall Street 101
Wall Street 101 is held at the Bentley University campus in Waltham, MA. This 5-day non-residential program provides a fun and interactive opportunity for rising high school students to learn about the financial industry and other business fields, from NASDAQ to IPO to Dow Jones. Through classroom participation and hands-on exercises, students will explore the stock market and discover the process of investment. They will also experience the excitement and challenges of working in a real trading room environment, including participation in industry analysis, portfolio construction and simulated trading sessions.
{Blueprint} Introduction to Business Course
Blueprint’s pre-college course in business offers an overview of general business skills and a look at the options available with a degree in business. For students interested in owning a business, managing a business or working within the business field, this course will be a comprehensive overview of the many different aspects of the business world. Through 5 business specialties, students will learn how to turn a bright idea into a business, look at social media and its role in business branding and marketing, working in Human Resources, managing athletes and other business related professions. Program areas of concentration are: Business Development; Management Information Systems; Marketing; Sports Management, Human Resources. Like all of our courses, these summer business programs for high school students are fun and engaging. You get top-notch instructors who love to teach. No homework. No tests. No worries! It’s a great way to explore your interests with zero pressure to perform. Join us, and get ready to dream big and plan bigger!
{Bowling Green State University} HATCH The Next Big Idea
Following in the path of BGSU HATCH®, campers will work to plan, develop and showcase their very own unique ideas for a chance to be sponsored by local companies. Throughout the duration of camp, campers will learn the fundamentals of planning, developing and pitching their ideas to a room of investors. On the final day of camp, campers will present their ideas to potential sponsors, parents and guests who will vote for the winning idea. In addition to camp events, campers will experience life on BGSU’s campus residing in one of the residence halls and engaging in activities with current BGSU student counselors.
{Bowling Green State University} Young Women in Business Leadership Program
The BGSU Young Women in Business Leadership Program is designed to introduce standout high school rising senior women to the principles and skills associated with being a leader in today’s college and professional world. Attend our summer camp and learn more about your leadership style and how to apply your style to become an effective leader.
{Cornell University} The Business World
Learning about business management can be a great investment in your future. It can help you better manage your life, your career, and your own business (if you ever want to own one). It also could help you begin to solve some of the world's most pressing issues. Leading the program is David Taylor, director of external relations for the SC Johnson College of Business. With his guidance, you'll learn about the basics of business management in today's fast-paced and fascinating business world.
{Drexel University} Camp Business
Camp Business participants gain great insight into college life by interacting with current students, faculty, and staff at Drexel’s LeBow College of Business. Campers learn the basics of major business disciplines including accounting, marketing, finance and management, and learn the core concepts of business including leadership, professional image, etiquette, team building, and strategy. Students also learn about resources essential to business such as the stock market, financial documents, and technology.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Envision} National Youth Leadership Forum: Business Innovation
Kick start your career as an entrepreneur and innovator at one of the country’s premier startup programs. Spend seven amazing days on the campus of Yale University learning from business gurus, developing your skills and acumen, and competing against other business-minded high school students in Envision's Entrepreneurial Challenge, a “shark tank” experience. You will also enjoy a day-long exploration of innovation and entrepreneurship in the finance center of the world, New York City.
💰 Scholarships Available
{George Washington University} Entrepreneurship Summer Immersion
WIth recent changes to a more virtual world, Innovation has become essential to adapting. Successful innovation requires out- of-the-box thinking and calculated risk-taking. In this course, students will explore topics such as new technologies, social entrepreneurship and leading a business development process as they formulate an idea and pitch it to prospective investors.
{George Washington University} International Business Summer Immersion
In an increasingly mobile world, major companies are growing globally. Business decisions and processes are influenced by global policies and regulations. This course aims to demonstrate the complexities of building a multinational organization and focuses on the challenges of cross-border commerce by competing interests in international policies and trade agreements. The course will also highlight visits to global business organizations such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
{George Washington University} Introduction to Business Summer Immersion
Washington, D.C. is a nexus for the world’s political and economic powers. In this course, students will investigate management disciplines such as corporate leadership, finance, innovation and sustainability within a variety of business contexts. Through guest lectures, students will engage with major business entitites such the World Bank, the IMF, and smaller organizations like Union Kitchen to understand consumer behavior and strategic organizational processes.
{Georgetown University} Business Academy
Georgetown's Business Academy introduces you to the ins and outs of the business world. Combining investment challenges and group presentations with dynamic faculty lectures and case studies, our program prepares you with the practical skills and critical thinking abilities that will benefit you in your future academic and professional endeavors. You'll register for one of two distinctive tracks: Business & Leadership or Global Business. In each track, you’ll gain valuable exposure to important business topics and methods of analysis while learning from Georgetown McDonough School of Business professors and leading experts in the field. Throughout the program, you'll also participate in business simulations that take you through the process of becoming an entrepreneur and starting a company.
{Georgetown University} Entrepreneurship Academy
Explore the advantages and challenges of managing your own enterprise in the Entrepreneurship Academy. Our one-week program takes an in-depth look at ethical entrepreneurship, social responsibility, risk management, and the business operations of both the private and nonprofit sectors. Over the course of the week, you’ll have opportunities to hear from entrepreneurs across different industries and visit a local incubator to get a firsthand look at what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur. With an emphasis on personal development, our program incorporates practical, hands-on experience to help you build and improve your public speaking and communications skills, networking strategies, and team-building techniques.
Girls With Impact
The only live, online entrepreneurship program made just for girls. Developed with Harvard leaders, our ‘mini-MBA’ program equips girls with the skills, knowledge and confidence to become the leaders, entrepreneurs and innovators of tomorrow. Girls With Impact is a unique program for ALL girls ages 12 – 18, equipping them with skills, confidence and entrepreneurship that set them apart when it comes to their future success and college resume.
{Indiana University} Young Women's Institute
The Young Women’s Institute introduces young women to the college experience and business career opportunities. Students are selected from around the country to spend a week at Indiana University in Bloomington, Ind. While at IU, students: participate in workshops with top Kelley School of Business faculty, interact with Kelley alumni and current students, prepare a real-world business case project, build leadership and communication skills and connect with like-minded women interested in business.
Launch X
Our summer program taps into the potential of ambitious high school students, supporting you through the process of launching an actual startup. Join a highly-curated group of promising young entrepreneurs from around the globe for four intense weeks. You'll learn from industry experts and work in a group of peer cofounders to build real products and solve business challenges in viable ways.
{Leadership Initiatives} International Leadership and Business Internship Summit
The International Leadership and Business Internship Summit is a first-of-its-kind program that pairs motivated high school students with corporate leaders to develop solutions for real-world problems faced by businesses in developing nations. Students will address challenges their business partner is facing by researching and designing potential solutions and presenting these solutions to a panel of business development experts. Top proposals will receive a grant to enact their solutions over a one-year period. Throughout the internship, students will connect with leaders from leading corporations including Booz Allen Hamilton, Amazon, NBC, Sysco Systems, and Exxon Mobile along with international development experts from the US Department of State, the United Nations, the US Pentagon, the International Youth Foundation, GlobalGiving, and Harvard University to develop unique solutions to problems their business partners are facing. Most importantly, students will be able to transform the lives of their business partner and the community their business partner serves.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Leadership, Education and Development} Summer Business Institute
The Summer Business Institute (SBI) program is LEAD’s longest running Summer Institute and is considered the “flagship” program. The SBI program exposes scholars to business principles and the skill sets needed for successful business careers. The program challenges them through applied learning experiences often facilitated by college professors, links scholars to corporate executives in business fields and peers with similar aspirations and abilities.
{Learning About Business} Lab Week
Since 1980, Learning About Business has provided high school sophomores, juniors and seniors with a week-long mini-MBA experience, providing an interactive business simulation while fostering creative problem solving. Held on the beautiful campus of Lake Erie College in Painesville, Ohio, LAB students get a taste of college life away from home. Students also have an opportunity to earn three college credits for their participation in LAB Week.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Lehigh University} Iacocca Global Entrepreneurship Intensive
The Iacocca Global Entrepreneurship Intensive brings American high school sophomores and juniors (ages 16-17) together with international high school students from all regions of the world for four weeks to live and learn together at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Students learn about entrepreneurship, globalization, team building, project management, leadership and working within a culturally diverse environment.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Loyola Marymount University} Global Sports & Entertainment Business Academy
Loyola Marymount University Summer Programs is delighted to present the Global Sports and Entertainment Business Academy (GSEBA) at LMU. The academy is a two-week summer residential program offered to intellectually curious and talented rising high school juniors and seniors. Accentuated by hands-on, didactic learning experiences, students will receive first-hand instruction from world-class faculty and renowned Los Angeles area professionals from across the sports and entertainment industries, including law, technology, management and marketing. Included will be visits to some of Southern California's highly profiled sports, entertainment and technology businesses and venues, as well as workshops on college admission, career and professional development, leadership, diversity, multiculturalism and negotiation. Under the guidance of experienced faculty, along with executives and leaders from an array of leading sports and entertainment companies, The Global Sports and Entertainment Business Academy (GSEBA) strives to provide participants with insight into the fascinating, fast-paced, and often high profile sports and entertainment industries. GSEBA students will not only be introduced to a broad array of career opportunities within these highly competitive industries, but they will leave with a solid understanding of the disciplines which make up and contribute to the success of a sports or entertainment company, including management, advertising, sponsorship, technology, marketing, law and media. The opportunity to exercise leadership skills and teamwork round out the student experience as they engage regularly in thought provoking, team-oriented activities built to hone their critical thinking and problem solving skills. Participants will become part of a selective database for prospective internships for companies supporting the Global Sports and Entertainment Business Academies.
{Loyola Marymount University} Intro to Entrepreneurship
This pre-college program is perfect for entrepreneurial minded students who love to dream big, want to make a difference in the world, and believe that anything is possible with a small spark of passion and a lot of hard work. Considered to be among the top Entrepreneurship programs in the country by U.S. News & World Reportand The Princeton Review, LMU is located in the heart of Silicon Beach - one of the most vibrant startup communities in the world - and offers a truly unique environment for enhancing one's entrepreneurial capacity. Under the guidance of LMU College of Business Administration (CBA) faculty, participants will receive an introduction into the exciting world of building a business from the ground up. Students will put their newfound skills to practice in working groups aimed at developing their business ideas and will leave the two-week program having presented their work to local entrepreneurial leaders.
{Northeastern University} Experiential Entrepreneurship
Experiential Entrepreneurship is a summer program designed for future entrepreneurs who want to change the world with their ideas. In this program, students learn to be an entrepreneur by being an entrepreneur. They will form teams and build a startup from an idea to a pitch in front of a panel of entrepreneurs. Along the way, they will have access to industry professionals who will provide guidance on topics such as finding and growing an audience, business planning, product development, negotiation, pitch presentations, and more. Students will also visit start-up businesses and have other field trips to bring what they are learning to life. This opportunity to go from an idea to a pitch for high school students is a one of a kind experience.
Ohio Business Week
Students will be immersed in entrepreneurial and business learning throughout the week. They will preview what it is like to work on a real-life, project-based team – from working with different personalities and work styles to learning leadership and entrepreneurship skills directly from business professionals. While on campus, students will also participate in the Emerging Entrepreneur Project (EEP). During the EEP, each student team will research and write business, financial and marketing plans; design a web page; construct a trade show display; and create an advertising campaign to promote their product. The EEP competition culminates as each team gives a presentation to a panel of business professionals who pose as venture capitalists.
{Ohio Society of CPAs} Accounting Careers Awareness Program
ACAP-Ohio is presented by The Ohio Society of CPAs and the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) and hosted at The Ohio State University’s Fisher College of Business. Students are introduced to accounting, finance, leadership and management. Local CPAs and business leaders share their experiences and provide tips for success. Students attend workshops, discussions, tours, mentoring sessions, business luncheons and a college fair. The program wraps up with an all-star awards banquet for students, parents, speakers and corporate sponsors where college scholarships and other awards are presented to attendees.
{Ohio State University} Business Bootcamp
Business Bootcamp is an opportunity for students to gain information and tools necessary to be successful college applicants. This Fisher summer program prepares and educates first-generation and underrepresented students about the college search process and introduce attendees to a variety of top topics within business at The Ohio State University and Fisher College of Business.
{Ohio State University} The Mary Helen Wolfe Chandler Future Women in Business Summit
The Mary Helen Wolfe Chandler Future Women in Business Summit aims to prepare and educate young women about the world of business and introduce attendees to a variety of topics within business while experiencing Ohio State University and Fisher College of Business.
{Saint Mary's College} Startup Moxie Bootcamp
Startup Moxie Bootcamp is an innovation and entrepreneurship summer camp that guides young women to become critical thinkers in a fun and engaging way. Campers will have the opportunity to brainstorm ideas, take risks, manage the results, and learn from the outcomes while experiencing campus life. The program provides a blueprint for developing a startup or idea. Campers train in entrepreneurship basics such as design thinking, emotional intelligence, and entrepreneurial thought and action, which gives campers the tools necessary to learn what it takes to bring an idea to life. Campers also learn the foundations of professionalism and networking through interacting and collaborating with local CEOs, entrepreneurs, and subject matter experts. Using all of the skills they learn on and off campus, campers conclude camp with a pitch presentation that they share with family and friends at our startup showcase. Our bootcamp is tailored with our campers in mind. Upon registration, campers are asked about what specific areas and concepts interest them. Then based on these answers, we structure our camp activities so that campers receive the specific instruction and resources needed to get them started on their entrepreneurial journey.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Summer Springboard} Business & Entrepreneurship Course
Whatever you do in life, foundational business skills such as effective communication, sales and marketing, and financial management will serve you well. These skills let you transform your ideas into a real business that will give you greater control of your destiny. The Business & Entrepreneurship program introduces students to basic business fundamentals to provide a solid foundation. The purpose of the program is to provide a broad overview of key concepts in business. It is not a deep immersion into a specific aspects of business. Students gain exposure to business topics unique to entrepreneurship such as business plan development and Strategy. Over the course of the program students will form teams to develop a pitch deck for a new business and will present it to judges at the end of the program. While the program is primarily held in a classroom, it includes a guest speaker and a visit to an outside business.
{Susquehanna University} Leadership Institute for Entrepreneurship (LIFE)
A unique summer experience for students seeking a challenging and fast-paced business boot-camp experience! Live the life of an entrepreneur this summer with SU’s Sigmund Weis School of Business. The Leadership Institute for Entrepreneurship (LIFE) provides high school students like you with an exclusive leadership opportunity to better prepare you for future success, whether you want to start a business or be more entrepreneurial in your life. Working in a simulated entrepreneurial setting, you and your teammates will develop an idea to solve a problem, investigate the feasibility as a business, identify competitors, develop a website and prototype, and compete for a cash prize! During this exciting and challenging week, you will acquire leadership and team-building skills, develop new friendships and learn valuable lessons from the experts. And because you will live with Susquehanna business majors in residence halls, you will hear firsthand what it’s like to go to the Sigmund Weis School of Business, a world-class undergraduate business school.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Susquehanna University} Wall Street Susquehanna
If you have a passion for business and investing, or may be considering a career on Wall Street, this summer institute is for you! During this residential experience, you will get a first-class introduction to business and investing. SU is among the top 5% of business programs worldwide—and one of a handful of residential liberal arts colleges—to have earned AACSB accreditation, a marker of excellence. Other AACSB schools include Harvard Business School and the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. This means that you will learn from the best! You will learn to use one of the 12 Bloomberg terminals in our investment laboratory. They are rarely available to high school students (or even college undergraduates) to use in conducting market research. Participating in Wall Street Susquehanna will give you a unique opportunity to build your skills and improve your résumé.
💰 Scholarships Available
{The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania} Essentials of Entrepreneurship
Wharton Essentials of Entrepreneurship (formerly the Global Young Leaders Academy) is an intensive two-week summer program for a select group of high school students currently enrolled in 9th to 11th grades. This immersive experience challenges students to engage with peers, use innovative thinking, and learn the basics of what it takes to be an entrepreneur.
{The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania} Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Program
Attend lectures by distinguished Wharton School faculty and visiting corporate executives. Engage in challenging team-based assignments. Visit corporations and institutions in Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and New York City.
{The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania} Leadership in the Business World
Sponsored by Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Leadership in the Business World (LBW) is an intensive summer program for a select group of rising high school seniors who want an introduction to a top-notch undergraduate business education and the opportunity to hone their leadership, teamwork, and communication skills. Since 1999, LBW has brought students from six continents and nearly every state to the Wharton School.
{The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania} Management & Technology Summer Institute
The Management & Technology Summer Institute (M&TSI) is a rigorous and rewarding for-credit summer program for rising high school seniors and a select number rising of high school juniors interested in exploring the integration of technological concepts and management principles. Run by the Jerome Fisher Program in Management & Technology in partnership with Penn Engineering and the Wharton School, M&TSI features classes taught by leading Penn faculty and successful entrepreneurs, field trips to companies and R&D facilities, an intensive team prototyping project and other activities designed to give students the opportunity to learn about the principles and practice of technological innovation.
{The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania} Moneyball Academy
A program of the Wharton Sports Analytics and Business Initiative (WSABI), the Moneyball Academy is a summer program that provides an opportunity for talented rising high school juniors and seniors to study sports analytics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. This program focuses on using data to make deep discoveries in sports with a focus on becoming a data-driven decision maker. Instruction will focus on fundamentals of statistical thinking, real applications employed by statistics professionals in sports analytics and an introduction to statistical programming languages. In addition to learning statistical reasoning and key data analysis skills, students will be primed to be leaders in an increasingly data-driven economy. Topics include introductory statistics (including graphical and numerical summaries of data), basic probability theory, statistical reasoning and regression analysis by examining sports stats.
{The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania} Moneyball Academy: Training Camp
A program of the Wharton Sports Analytics and Business Initiative (WSABI), the Wharton Moneyball Academy: Training Camp is a summer program that provides an opportunity for talented rising high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to study sports statistics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. The summer experience serves as an entrée into the sports statistics world as it is not heavily focused on computing but rather the fundamental principles of sports statistics. This program is a thorough investigation of and an introduction to statistics and computing in the context of sports. Students applying to this program should have strong math skills and an interest in sports.
{The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania} Sports Business Academy
Sponsored by the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and the Wharton Sports Business Initiative (WSBI), the Wharton Sports Business Academy (WSBA) is a summer institute that provides an opportunity for talented rising high school juniors and seniors to study sports business leadership at the Wharton School. This program teaches students about ownership, sports agents, marketing, media, and labor as they meet and learn from leaders in the sports business world. The program examines various academic disciplines as they apply to the sports industry with an overview of the business and legal aspects of various intercollegiate, Olympic and professional sports enterprises. Students visit some of the region’s most important facilities, and ultimately gain insight into the leadership, management, and increasingly global nature of the sports business. Through academic and co-curricular activities, WSBA students have the opportunity to test their potential as future sports business leaders.
{University of California, Berkeley} Berkeley Business Academy for Youth
Great ideas are everywhere. Yet, great businesses built on top of great ideas are far more rare. B-BAY, a proven business program for youth, lets you experience the powerful combination of great ideas and great business sense by developing a business idea and creating your team's business plan–all in just two weeks.
{University of Dayton} Entrepreneurship 101
During this two-week residential program, you'll learn more about entrepreneurship, including the idea generation process, the Lean Canvas Model and elevator pitches, all while experiencing life as a UD student and exploring the local Dayton community. Entrepreneurship 101 will focus on a combination of lecture, engaging class exercises, site visits and guest speakers. You will collaborate with diverse UD faculty, staff, students and local, successful entrepreneurs to expand your working knowledge of the entrepreneurship field. Students will receive three credit hours, which will serve as an entrepreneurship elective if you attend UD as an entrepreneurship major. Credit may transfer to another institution.
{University of Dayton} Female Aspiring Business Scholars (FABS) Summer Camp
The Female Aspiring Business Scholars (FABS) mission is to inspire and empower young women to pursue a business degree and grow the pipeline of women entering into essential business careers. FABS summer camp offers high school juniors and seniors an avenue to explore business and an opportunity to earn 3 hours of college credit through seminars with UD faculty and business professionals, local networking events, and professional skills workshops. Through immersive and interactive experiences on and around the University of Dayton campus, students will build their professional skills and learn to apply essential business practices to design their own business plans.
💰 Scholarships Available
{University of Maryland} Smith Sports and Entertainment Business Program (SEBP)
You don’t need to be an athlete or performer to have a great career in sports and entertainment. The Smith Sports and Entertainment Business Program (SEBP) is a two-week residential program providing rising 10th, 11th and 12th graders an overview of careers in the sports and entertainment industries. Students will learn first-hand from career professionals designed to teach topics such as management, law, negotiation, marketing and leadership as it relates to the sports and entertainment industries. Interactive classroom sessions compliment various site visits throughout the Washington Metropolitan area and beyond. The two-week program culminates in a team-based competition at the intersection of sports, entertainment and business by pitching a solution that solves real-life problems in the field. SEBP students learn about college life, live in a residence hall and develop lifelong relationships with fellow participants, undergraduate student mentors, faculty and staff fostering a strong foundation for their future.
{University of Maryland} Snider Enterprise and Leadership Fellows (SELF)
SELF fellows spend two weeks living on the University of Maryland campus attending workshops and classes taught by top faculty at the Smith School of Business. They proactively apply what they learn to real-world problems while gaining a better understanding of the entrepreneurial mindset. Fellows are introduced to a life philosophy rooted in self-reliance and self-discovery. They participate in co-curricular activities such as company site visits and on/off-campus excursions throughout the National Capital Region. The program culminates in a team-based competition where fellows get hands-on experience pitching ideas to industry professionals. Fellows learn the value of business in society as they develop enterprise and leadership skills that enable personal happiness and upward mobility. All while forging friendships that will last through and beyond college.
{University of Massachusetts Amherst} How Business Works
Have you ever wondered how business works? How businesses make decisions ranging from what new markets to enter, to how big should a new factory be? What the different activities are that happen inside a company (e.g., management, marketing, accounting, finance), and how they are coordinated in order to be successful? This course provides the framework for all future business courses. It is a broad-based introductory course designed to give you exploratory experiences in all aspects of business. It will acquaint you with the dynamic business world of the 21st century. Economics, management, globalization, startups, marketing, finance, accounting, operations, and careers in business will be included. The use of technology and its impact on business will also be stressed.
{University of Southern California} Exploring Entrepreneurship
Have you ever thought about starting your own business? Do you think you have an entrepreneurial mind? In this course, you will be immersed in the real world of establishing and building a company. The course blends business theory and the practice of being an entrepreneur. Highlights include: Hear from guest entrepreneurs and other leading industry professionals; Participate in field trips to experience the Los Angeles business and entrepreneurial environment; Practice what you learn by creating your own business venture opportunity through a variety of class and group assignments; Learn how to work in teams and build skills to help you present your ideas to an audience.
{University of Southern California} Introduction to Business
This course provides students with an insight as to how a business is managed and run. There are many factors that determine a company's success including marketing, operations, finance and leadership. This course will give students the basics for understanding how these different departments work independently yet are reliant on each other for a company to prosper. To accomplish this goal, the course is divided into different themes: Organization; Ethics & Social Responsibility; Marketing; Accounting; Operations; Finances; Management & Leadership.
{Venture Camp}
Venture Camp is a summer entrepreneurship program for ambitious high school students interested in business, startups, and tech. During the rigorous 4-week virtual program, student entrepreneurs will develop and launch a real business with users and even revenue.
Venture Camp is an interactive virtual program that students can join from anywhere. You will join a community of talented and ambitious high school students to team up and launch your business. Founded by exited VC-backed entrepreneurs and Wharton/UPenn graduates, our program bridges Silicon Valley startup practices and coursework from leading MBA programs.
The program experience blends a best-in-class instruction and workshops with hands-on experience. Each day, there will be live instruction and workshops about topics like ideation, customer discovery, minimum viable product, and sales. Additionally, students will have structured collaboration time to test, problem solve, and build their idea in small groups and with personalized support.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Wake Forest University} Summer Immersion: Business Institute
Develop practical skills and the ability to think critically while gaining valuable exposure to important business topics and methods of analysis. Students will be exposed to the essential aspects of business needed to launch and run a company, to include: finance, human resources, management, marketing, and operations. In addition to working alongside experienced faculty and collaborating in teams, this institute ends with a product presentation, in which students pitch ideas to potential investors showcasing the knowledge they gained throughout the week.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Wake Forest University} Summer Immersion: Entrepreneurship Institute
Gain a 360 degree perspective on the start-up world while planning and launching your own business. Meet and engage with entrepreneurs and venture capitalists. Tour start-up companies at different stages of development. Learn key principles of innovation, identifying market opportunity, and financing new ventures. Put it all into practice by planning, pitching, and launching a start-up by the end of the week.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Wake Forest University} Summer Immersion: Sports Marketing Institute
What happens in the game, the front office and behind the camera fuels a $250 billion a year industry that represents one of the fastest growing career fields worldwide. This institute explores the many professional options available in the global sports industry.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Washington University in St. Louis} BOLD@Olin
Join other young women for a week of engaged discovery. Learn about the opportunities available to you in business from accomplished business women. Develop your leadership and teamwork styles. Realize ways to make a difference through entrepreneurship and social justice. Envision your future as a leader who will change the world, for good. The WashU BOLD@Olin program will immerse you in life-changing opportunities for learning, networking, and personal growth. You’ll learn from Olin Business School faculty, network with current students, gain experience working on case studies, and discover the many areas of study—majors and minors—available at WashU Olin. If you are a rising female junior or senior in high school who’s motivated to discover more, apply for BOLD@Olin. Sample the college experience at WashU Olin and feel empowered to make your impact.
💰 Scholarships Available
{Washington University in St. Louis} Gateway to Business
Gateway to Business is a hybrid business fundamentals program that’s designed to provide rising high school sophomores, juniors and seniors with a general understanding of business and professional communications. Whether you’re considering studying business in college, or you’re already planning to major in a nonbusiness area like arts, sciences or engineering, this program will give you a fundamental introduction to business, leadership, teamwork skills and professional communications. You’ll also work on developing your personal brand and a personal statement for a college essay.
{Washington University in St. Louis} Olin Fleischer Scholars Program
The Olin Fleischer Scholars Program (OFSP) provides a unique, week-long educational experience for economically disadvantaged, rising high school juniors and seniors in the Midwest region. This program is designed to prepare students for the college admission process, learn about business and entrepreneurship, and experience college life.
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