Diamond Challenge
A global entrepreneurship competition from the University of Delaware's Horn Entrepreneurship in which teams of 2-4 high schoolers pitch a Business Innovation or Social Innovation venture, competing for over $100,000 in prizes at the Limitless World Summit.
The Diamond Challenge invites high school students worldwide
Join thousands of students from around the world
Pitch for more than $100,000 in awards
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NABA Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP)
A free, week-long residential summer program from the National Association of Black Accountants held on partner college campuses, in which high school students attend workshops on accounting, finance, and entrepreneurship, tour accounting firms, and receive year-round mentoring, with tuition, housing, and materials fully sponsored.
NSLC International Business & Finance
A 9- to 12-day residential NSLC summer program held at Columbia, UC Berkeley, or the University of Oxford in which high schoolers analyze global markets, design supply chains, and study firm valuation through simulations and field trips to sites like Wall Street and London's financial district.
Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital (William & Mary Pre-College Online)
A fully online William & Mary pre-college course, taught by a clinical professor and executive director at the Mason School of Business, in which students ages 13 and up study how startups raise capital and the venture-capital ecosystem, culminating in a recorded pitch deck for seed-stage funding and a Certificate of Completion.
Finance Institute: Wall Street in the Classroom (Fordham Gabelli)
A summer program at Fordham's Gabelli School of Business on its Rose Hill campus in which high schoolers considering finance study financial markets, stocks and bonds, alternative investments, risk management, and industry ethics and trends.
JA Titan
A Junior Achievement business-strategy simulation in which high school students compete as CEOs of a phone company, making pricing, marketing, R&D, and corporate-social-responsibility decisions across a series of tutorial, strategy, and competition sessions delivered in classrooms, after school, or remote-live.
National JA Stock Market Challenge
A Junior Achievement competition in which teams of high schoolers who have completed the JA Take Stock in Your Future curriculum simulate 90 days of stock trading in 90 minutes, with top teams advancing to an in-person final in Boston.