High school juniors currently attending high school in the U.S., and U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents living abroad
Earning primarily A’s in the most challenging courses offered
Demonstrating strong writing skills and intellectual curiosity, plus resilience, integrity, and motivation to succeed
Typically from a household earning less than $65,000 annually with minimal assets (for a household of four members)
Deadline: March 24th
This is a paid summer internship for students interested in assistive technology and rehab services. This is open to current seniors who will graduate in May 2026. Students must be 18 years old before start of the internship (June).
The University of Georgia offers a variety of summer camps for students with many interests. Check out the opportunities on their website linked below.
Six weeks over the summer—late June through early August
Classes, recitations, workshops, and tours on weekdays 9:00am to 5:00pm
Social events, office hours/homework, and exploration of the Greater Boston area on evenings and weekends
Room and board provided free of charge
Application Dates November - February
The internship program runs from June 1 – July 24, 2026, and provides students with real-world, career-connected learning experiences.
Please note:
Placement is competitive.
Students are matched based on skills, interests, professionalism, and employer availability.
Internship opportunities may be paid or unpaid, depending on the employer and available funding.
The program pairs two or more interns to work together on a provided project with clear goals and objectives set by the company
Interns will have the opportunity to work closely with a professional who has expertise and/or a professional background in the relevant field