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.
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Ithaca College High School Investment Competition
A free virtual stock market simulation in which teams of high schoolers nationwide manage a simulated $1 million portfolio on the StockTrak platform for cash prizes.
Wharton Global Youth Investment Competition
A free 10-week investment challenge in which teams of high schoolers use Wharton's stock simulator and a real business case study to build and defend a portfolio strategy, with top teams presenting at a finale in Philadelphia.
Boston Global Investment Competition (BGIC)
An international stock-pitching competition judged by hedge fund managers and Wall Street professionals, where middle and high schoolers research companies and present investment ideas in a live final round.
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.
Investments, Financial Planning & You (UC Irvine Merage)
A commuter summer program at UC Irvine's Paul Merage School of Business in which high schoolers study wealth creation, asset allocation, and technical and fundamental analysis through case studies and simulations, culminating in a personal wealth-management capstone presentation.
JA Finance Park Advanced
Junior Achievement's capstone personal-finance simulation for high schoolers, in which students take on an adult persona with a randomized career and life scenario and build a monthly budget at an on-site or virtual Finance Park, following teacher-led classroom lessons.