Economics Research Programs for High School Students
EC Finder currently lists 7 economics research programs for high school students. Of these, 5 are free to participate in and 4 offer virtual participation. Examples include FEE Seminar Series, Freelance Jobs for Students – Sparrow, and Neel Somani Young Innovators Scholarship.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are economics research programs for high school students?
- Economics Research Programs for High School Students are curated extracurricular listings for high school students interested in economics. Each listing includes eligibility, cost, and deadline details where known, so you can compare options and find the right fit for your college application profile.
- Are any of these research programs free?
- Yes — 5 of the 7 research programs listed here are free to participate in.
- Can I participate virtually?
- Yes — 4 of the 7 research programs listed here offer virtual or online participation.
- Are economics research programs good for a college application?
- Yes — economics research programs are a common way for high schoolers to show sustained interest and initiative in economics on college applications.
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FEE Seminar Series
Seminars held throughout the year by the Foundation for Economic Education that introduce high school and college students to free-market economics, personal finance, and entrepreneurship principles, with programming and travel typically covered for accepted students.
Freelance Jobs for Students – Sparrow
Online platform for HS/college students to find paid freelance work (tutoring, design, tech, writing, etc.).
Neel Somani Young Innovators Scholarship
Scholarship recognizing students who led innovative projects, often in STEM or entrepreneurship.
Seed Scholars Honors Program
Year-round entrepreneurship program for Bay Area students featuring mentorship, workshops, and startup project development.
Tri-Counties Bank Scholarship Program
Scholarships for students in Tri-Counties Bank's service area emphasizing academics, leadership, and community involvement.
Young Americans Center Youth Advisory Board
Leadership board that advises Young Americans Bank and the Young Americans Center for Financial Education's nonprofit programs. Members (rising 8th-12th graders from any Colorado school) gain hands-on knowledge of banking, business, philanthropy, and PR; volunteer at Young Americans events; and develop presentation, networking, and leadership skills. Monthly meetings on the second Saturday of each month, August through May. Application + interview process; applications open April 1 - June 26.
Young Entrepreneurs Academy
Year-long entrepreneurship program where students develop business plans, pitch to investors, and launch real businesses with mentorship.
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