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Four-week residential engineering program at Rutgers with courses, labs and a team research project. Fewer than 100 students are admitted.

Two-year, tuition-free residential public high school in Hartsville for South Carolina juniors and seniors strong in STEM, with research opportunities.

Seven-week residential research program at UF: students work in a faculty lab, take a science seminar and live on campus.

Week-long engineering summer camps at UIUC, such as Discover Engineering (grades 9–10) and Exploring Your Options (grades 11–12).

Year-long molecular biology and bioinformatics research done at participating New Jersey high schools, starting with a summer institute at Rutgers. Students can publish their findings.

Air Force Auxiliary youth program with aerospace education, leadership training, orientation flights and emergency-services volunteering.

Three-week intensive in problem solving and olympiad-style math: daily lectures, group problem sessions, weekly assessments and homework feedback.

County-based youth clubs run through each state's land-grant university, with projects in STEM, agriculture, civic leadership and healthy living.

Seven-week polymer and materials science research with Stony Brook faculty; students often enter research competitions afterward.

Six-week residential program in college-level math: number theory, proofs and problem solving in small classes, with time to explore your own questions.

Four-week project-based STEM program in areas like autonomous vehicles, cybersecurity, microelectronics and medical analytics, after an online prerequisite course.

Year-long NASA program: a five-month online course on space exploration, then a virtual summer design challenge. Top teams visit Johnson Space Center.

Free residential STEAM program with lectures, research directives and outdoor adventures. About two delegates are selected from each state.

Summer STEM enrichment for North Carolina students, including the Summer Accelerator, on NCSSM's Durham and Morganton campuses.

Five-week residential science program at Carnegie Mellon with courses in biology, chemistry, computer science, math and physics, plus team research projects.

Six-week residential program in number theory and proof writing, built around 'think deeply about simple things.'

Paid summer research internship for local high school students in cancer research labs.

The King Foundation High School Summer Program in Biomedical Sciences: a 10-week research project with an MD Anderson faculty member.

Selective NYU Tandon research program placing students in one of 50+ NYU science and engineering labs.

Scholarship program for underrepresented minority students planning to study chemistry-related fields in college.

Scholarships and programs supporting Native American, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian students in STEM.

Multi-year scholarship from the AIA's Architects Foundation for students from underrepresented groups entering architecture school.

About 200 scholarships a year for students heading into engineering, computer science, math or physics, with the chance of a paid Lockheed Martin internship.

SAME and its local posts give scholarships to students heading into engineering and technical fields.