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.
Form a team and test your skills!
Register by Sunday, November 16, 2025
Late Registration is allowed until December 15, 2025
How to Apply
- Form a team of 3-6 students plus a teacher/advisor
- Register all team members and faculty advisor at https://edu.stocktrak.com/ithaca/
- Submit all required registration fields with accurate information
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