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The Concord Review
The Concord Review
When: Year-round (accepts submissions at any time)
Who: High school students (grades 9-12) interested in academic research and writing.
Where: Online
What: A journal that publishes original history research papers written by high school students. This program offers students an opportunity to have their academic work recognized and published.
How: Submit a research paper through the Concord Review website. No specific application deadlines, but submissions are reviewed periodically.
The Emerging CEOs program by Harvard Student Agencies and the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business
The Emerging CEOs program by Harvard Student Agencies and the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business
When: 4 months. Early Application Deadline - 7th May 2022
Who: Students grades 8th - 12th (Space is limited and admission to the program is by selection only)
Where: Harvard University and University of Pennsylvania, Boston and Philadelphia (locations may vary)
What: A leadership and business development program that provides students with practical skills for entrepreneurship and business management.
How: Apply online via the program’s website. The application requires a personal statement, references, and a brief business proposal.
When: 4 to 8 weeks for the Intro Program
Who: Open to all high school and gap year students
What: Learn the fundamentals of research: Question identification and literature review. Choose your own subject/research question. Develop critical thinking and writing skills through a comprehensive literature review project. Create an academic presentation for your findings. Gain broad exposure to the scientific process, regardless of your background.
How: Students can view all details of the course here or access the 2025 brocure here
Duke University Pre-college Summer Programs
When: Summer
Where: Online and Offline opions
Who: Duke Pre-College recommends that all students registering for a summer course have a current GPA of 3.5+. Some courses may also have prerequisites, which are listed in the course notes. On-Campus programs are open to all students, grades 6-11. Online courses are available for rising 9th-11th grade students.
What: Duke Pre-College offers an exciting range of summer programs designed to prepare middle and high school students for the next step in their academic journeys, all while fostering global connections and hands-on learning experiences. Students can gain college credits depending on the course.
How: Students can view all details here
Future Doctors Program by Harvard Student Agencies
Future Doctors Program by Harvard Student Agencies
When: Summer (specific dates vary).
Who: High school students (grades 9–12) interested in medicine.
Where: Online or at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
What: A pre-med program offering insights into medical careers, research, and clinical skills.
How: Apply online through the Harvard Student Agencies website. Submit transcripts, a personal statement, and a recommendation letter.
When: Dates vary according to chosen courses, but they are offered throughout the year.
Where: Online
Who: Courses are designed for high school or U.S.-high-school-equivalent students, including those who are taking a “gap year” between high school and college. Students should be 13 and up, not yet enrolled in college, and no more than 1 year post-high school graduation (“gap year”).
What: All of these courses are non-credit-bearing courses from Rice University designed specifically for high school students. Rice faculty design the course curricula and teach the courses in pre-recorded videos. Students earn a Certificate of Completion from Rice University for each course completed
How: Need-based scholarships are offered for participating students who exhibit high potential and an inability to pay the full tuition. After submitting your application, click “Apply for a need-based scholarship” on the confirmation page to request a scholarship. Students can view all details here.
PreMed Projects
PreMed Projects
The Weekly Surgery: Live Case Study Course
When: Every Monday at 7.30 pm GMT from Monday 3rd March 2025 to Monday 28th April 2025.
Where: Online
Who: Students 14-18
What: Tune in every Monday to explore a new medical specialty—covering fields like radiology, pathology, surgery and more. Each week, expert doctors present real patient case studies that bring complex diagnoses and treatment plans to life. In every session, you’ll: Collaborate with doctors to diagnose and treat patients; Gain insights into how hospital work and real-world medical practices; Develop practical skills and decision-making abilities that will set you apart in your med school applications
How: Students can sign up here.
The Research Scholars Program by Harvard Student Agencies
The Research Scholars Program by Harvard Student Agencies
When: May & August 2025
Who: Students in Grades 8 to 12
Where: Online
What: The Research Scholars Program offers students a deep dive into research methodologies, covering essential topics such as forming hypotheses, research writing formats, finding accurate sources, conducting primary experiments, literature review, and more. Over the course of eight weekends, students will develop their own thesis, produce a 1500-2000 word research report, and present their findings. The program covers diverse research areas, including STEM, Arts and Humanities, Law, Entrepreneurship, and more.
How:
The May 2025 Cohort
Program Starts: 11th May 2025
Who Is Eligible?: Students from Grades 8 to 12
Duration: 8 weekends
Regular Program Fee: USD 1000
Program Fee for your school: 750 USD
Application Deadline: 15th April 2025
Find more about the Program: Here
Application Form (May): Click Here
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The August 2025 Cohort
Program Starts: 3rd August 2025
Who Is Eligible?: Students from Grades 8 to 12
Duration: 8 weekends
Regular Program Fee: USD 1000
Program Fee for your school: 750 USD
Application Deadline: 15th May 2025
Find more about the Program: Here
Application Form (August): Click Here
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