14–18 yrsSummer school✈️ Going abroadpaid
Summer Science Program (SSP)
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14–18 yrs · paid · 15 June 2027 — 15 July 2027International programme for secondary school students aged 14–18: 4–6 weeks of intensive science education in the USA (June 2027). Open application followed by selective admissions. Financial aid available: families with household income up to USD 140,000 may receive partial or full grants. In-person participation in the USA.
- Age
- 14–18 yrs
- Cost
- Paid
- Applications
- Applications closed
- Results
- 31 March 2027
- Format
- In person
- Where
- United States
- From Ukraine?
- Not stated whether children from Ukraine can apply — check with the organiser
- Organiser
- ssp.org
The Programme
An intensive 4–6-week science programme to develop research skills. Participants conduct genuine research alongside their peers under the guidance of leading scientists and academics.
Format and Conditions
- Very fast-paced learning environment
- Dense schedule with daily classes
- No grades or tests — collaborative learning approach
- Each participant receives high-level individual attention from instructors
- Development of personal and academic skills
Financial Aid
- Need-blind review: financial aid is considered AFTER admission
- Families with household income below USD 140,000 often receive full aid or partial discounts
- Limited number of USD 3,000 scholarships available in addition to free participation for those who would otherwise need to work over summer
- Applications welcomed from students underrepresented in STEM fields, first-generation students, and students from rural areas
Key Dates
- December 2026: Applications open
- January 2027: Priority deadline for international applications
- February 2027: Deadline for domestic (USA) applications
- March–April 2027: Admission decisions announced
- June 2027: Programme begins mid-June
How to Apply
Application is free. Reviewed on the basis of motivation, resources, and obstacles overcome. Contact the organisers for clarification.
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