Early Action Nov 1, 2026 · Regular Feb 22, 2027 · 10 days left
One-week in-person bootcamp at MIT introducing high school students to AI and machine learning in healthcare, with daily courses in machine learning for health, Python (beginner and advanced), clinical AI, and AI drug discovery, and team projects ending in a final presentation.
Science & STEMMathPre-Med & Life SciencesSelectiveFully Funded
Research Science Institute (RSI) - MIT
Center for Excellence in Education (CEE)
Dates:
Jun 20–Jul 31, 2027
Length:
6 weeks (42 days)
Cost:
$0
Location:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Grades:
Current high school juniors (one year left before graduation), at least 16 by July 1, 2027
Format:
Residential
Deadline:
Dec 11, 2026
Six-week, cost-free summer research program at MIT that opens with a week of intensive STEM seminars taught by professors, followed by a five-week individual research internship with a scientist mentor and a final research paper and symposium presentation.
Pre-Med & Life SciencesScience & STEMApplicationFully Funded
Broad Summer Scholars Program (BSSP)
Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Dates:
Jul 6–Aug 13, 2027
Length:
6 weeks (weekdays, 9am–5pm)
Cost:
$0
Location:
Broad Institute, Cambridge, MA (Kendall Square)
Grades:
Rising 12th graders at Massachusetts high schools (completed grade 11)
Format:
Commuter
Deadline:
Jan 20, 2027
Paid six-week research program in which Massachusetts high school juniors work full-time alongside Broad Institute scientists on an original project in areas such as cancer biology, psychiatric disease, or computational biology, with a staff tutor, scientific talks, career exploration, and a closing poster session.
Residency restriction: Massachusetts high school students only
Engineering and robotics program on the MIT campus, run by Putney rather than by MIT. Students attend seminars and workshops on technology, artificial intelligence, and robotics, and draft a community project proposal.
Current 11th graders only (not rising seniors generally - must be in 11th grade at time of application)
Format:
Residential
Highly selective four-week residential engineering program at MIT for young women and other underrepresented/underserved students in engineering; hands-on classes, labs, and team projects in mechanical engineering, taught by MIT graduate students with undergraduate assistants living in the dorm. No prior engineering background expected or desired.