Howard University Pre-Business Program
A two-week residential summer program at Howard University's School of Business where high school sophomores and juniors choose a track such as finance, accounting, or entrepreneurship for early exposure to business majors.
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Camp Business (Drexel LeBow College of Business)
A one-week daytime summer program at Drexel's LeBow College of Business in Philadelphia for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors, introducing accounting, marketing, finance, and management fundamentals alongside professionalism, etiquette, and team-building skills, with residential and commuter options.
Discover Actuarial Science (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
A free three-day residential program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for high school sophomores and juniors with strong math skills, in which student teams solve a real-world business problem using actuarial methods and meet practicing actuaries at their workplaces.
McCombs DYNAMC (Discover Yourself In Accounting Majors and Careers)
A free, week-long summer program at UT Austin's McCombs School of Business, supported by Ernst & Young, that introduces high school sophomores and juniors to accounting careers through faculty instruction, case competitions, mentorship, and campus life, with all costs covered.
McCombs Future Executive Academy (MFEA)
A free, six-day summer program at UT Austin's McCombs School of Business for high school sophomores and juniors interested in business and leadership, featuring interactive workshops, case competitions, and mentorship from current McCombs student leaders, with all costs covered.
WashU Olin Gateway to Business
A hybrid pre-collegiate program combining virtual sessions with a week-long residential stay at Washington University's Olin Business School, where rising juniors and seniors earn college credit while learning business fundamentals and leadership skills.
Wharton Essentials of Entrepreneurship
An intensive two-week residential program at Wharton where high schoolers in grades 9-11 learn startup fundamentals like marketing and venture creation and pitch an original business idea for feedback.