In this blog post, we will cover the benefits of engaging in a summer project as a high schooler and suggest different summer project ideas that you might want to pursue! 

For computer science, the two AP courses that College Board, the non-profit organization that creates AP curriculum, offers are AP Computer Science Principles (APCSP) and AP Computer Science A (APCSA). Learn more.

The PROMYS (Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists) program is designed to challenge students with a rigorous curriculum that covers a variety of advanced topics in mathematics. Read more about PROMYS in this program overview.

Math League is a math competition for students ranging from elementary to high school. But Math League is also so much more, and this blog will detail all the benefits you can reap from this prestigious competition. 

Some of us may have read or heard about the National Science Bowl, but what is it? In this blog post, we will give more details about the National Science Bowl.

In FIRST Tech Challenge, students work in teams to design, build, program, and operate robots that compete in various challenges and missions. Read to learn more about this global robotics competition for middle and high school students.

The University Interscholastic League (UIL), established by the University of Texas at Austin, is an organization that creates and administers almost all academic, athletic, and music competitions in the state of Texas. In this blog post, we are exploring UIL's origins, the diverse array of activities it offers, and the profound impact it has had on students and communities.

For high school students who are passionate about math, the Math League provides a unique opportunity to test their skills, compete against other students, and potentially earn scholarships or other prizes.

In this blog post, we will discuss one of the most prestigious summer programs — Research Science Institute — and the many benefits attending can mean. We will discuss what Research Science Institute (RSI) is and why you should consider applying as a high schooler.

In this blog post, we will highlight the mission of MIT THINK at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, its mission, and highlight some of the winning proposals from recent years.

Are you a high schooler interested in getting involved in business or business competitions? In this blog post, we are sharing an overview of Business Professionals of America.

The Congressional App Challenge is an annual competition organized by Members of Congress to encourage middle and high school students to learn how to code and pursue careers in computer science. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at the competition and why it's important.

Science fairs are a great way for high school students to showcase their interests in various scientific fields. In this blog post, we will provide ten science fair project ideas that high school students can pursue.

Science fairs are exciting opportunities for students to showcase their scientific knowledge and creativity. In this blog post, we are sharing some ways to go about selecting the best science fair projects.

Are you a high schooler with a passion for writing or art, seeking a platform to showcase your creative talents to the world? In this blog post, we will discuss how high schoolers can get started submitting work to Teen Ink!

In this blog post, we discuss the programs and competitions Destination ImagiNation has to offer and its benefits.

Are you a student aspiring to be an entrepreneur? Do you have a passion to learn, create and make invaluable connections with experienced business professionals? The Diamond Challenge is just the competition for you!

In this blog post, we are sharing 13 reasons high schoolers should get involved in National Speech and Debate.

Attending competitions as a high schooler is an important aspect of academic success. In this blog post, we will share some of the benefits of participating in Envirothon, as well as how to get started as a high schooler.

Remember the times when you were sitting in a classroom, spacing out, bored, and waiting for the school day to end? Well, what if I told you there's a way to make learning exciting and competitive? Such as…quiz bowls!