The College Admissions Collaborative Highlighting Engineering and Technology (CACHET) is a professional organization that promotes access to and preparation for STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) college degrees and careers. The members are college admissions professionals who seek to provide school counselors, teachers, students and parents, and community-based organizations with tools and information about opportunities in engineering related fields. CACHET aims to raise awareness and broaden access to STEM, especially among students who have been traditionally underrepresented in STEM.
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Are you in learning about STEM, but don’t know where to start? At Tufts Pre-College Programs, we have options! From our two-week intensives covering specific topics, to our six-week programs and courses, you'll gain exposure to STEM and continue to pursue your interests...(more)
Think you want to be a doctor? This online summer intensive is designed and led by medical faculty and provides driven students the opportunity to work closely with medical students as they explore crucial facets of the medical school experience at one of the nation's leading medical schools - Tufts University School of Medicine...(more)
Come join us for Engineering Investitgations, this program gives students the opportunity to learn about different disciplines within engineering to broaden their understanding of the field, explore future career paths and highlight the multiple ways engineers work and impact the world...(more)
Based on our very popular Tufts Research Experience and Tufts Summer Research Experience programs, our new Lab Sciences Investigations Intensive is intended to give students a head start on basic lab skills in preparation for higher level research programs and/or undergraduate level lab courses...(more)
Join STEM Outreach for virtual STEM Days program to learn about student and faculty research at The Cooper Union. Research covers all areas of engineering found at The Cooper Union including design, computer science, community service, and biomedical, chemical, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering...(more)
STEM Saturdays students develop design, engineering and leadership skills as they create "Technology for Good" to solve a current or emerging problem or opportunity for their community. Taught by Cooper Union staff and students, participants design, analyze, build, test, and present their solution to a problem of their choice. Students also work with Cooper Union Alumni and industry professionals to get feedback on their projects and expand their knowledge of STEM careers. ..(more)
Established in 1996 at Boston University, CityLab SummerLab provides opportunities for students in grades 10 - 12 to develop scientific ways of knowing through authentic applications of techniques and concepts associated with biotechnology, biomedical, and DNA sciences. Find out more!..(more)
U-Design is a fun STEM program with a focus on engineering. It is designed for children who will be entering grades 6-9 in the fall. Each U-Design workshop offers a hands-on workshop experience to give young students the opportunity to learn about engineering and broader STEM concepts. Students use their creativity and apply the engineering design process as they experiment, design, analyze, build and solve challenging problems. Find out more!..(more)
The Carnegie Mellon Pre-College programs provide learning and development opportunities for high school students both inside and outside of the classroom. ..(more)
Enjoy rigorous academic programs for high school students. Experience college life, meet motivated high school students from all over the world, broaden your worldview, and earn an official Columbia University Statement of Attendance. Programs are offered in NYC, Barcelona and Middle East...(more)
Interested in STEM? What about studying alongside WPI’s renowned faculty? Working with your peers to find solutions to current problems? Do it all—and more—at Launch. ..(more)
Boston University's Program in Math for Young Scientists is a six-week summer program at Boston University designed to encourage strongly motivated high school students to explore the world of mathematics in a community of peers, counselors, research mathematicians. Find out more!..(more)
The Summer Scholars Program at the University of Miami provides a unique opportunity for high school students to earn college credits during the summer. Coursework offered covers a range of topics in health and medicine...(more)
The Summer Scholars Program (SSP) at the University of Miami provides a unique opportunity for high school students to study for three weeks and earn college credits in a variety of subjects...(more)
Discover life as a forensic anthropologist, crime specialist and analyst. Work with law enforcement special agents, forensic anthropologists and forensic specialists to learn the method and process for answering the hidden reasons behind an individual's unnatural death. Meet professional intelligence analysts and discover careers paths in this exciting field. Students enroll in APY 100 and APY 200...(more)
The Summer Scholars Program (SSP) at the University of Miami provides a unique opportunity for high school students to study for three weeks and earn college credits in various marine science topics...(more)
The Summer Scholars Program (SSP) at the University of Miami provides a unique opportunity for high school students to study for three weeks and earn college credits. Learn principles of Sports Medicine and Exercise Science...(more)
The Stevens Institute EXPLORING CAREER OPTIONS IN ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (ECOES) centers around an engineering design project and your work in the labs. You will work with members of our world-renowned faculty to explore a number of different areas...(more)
This nearly two-week-long summer program lets you experience college life, meet new friends, dive into cool STEM projects and basically have a blast using all the knowledge you’ve gained in 11 years of school!..(more)
Summer@Rensselaer residential and virtual enrichment programs allow high school students the chance to participate in non credit programs that Build Their Future. Each program is facilitated by a Rensselaer faculty member who is an expert in their field...(more)
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