Wake Forest Finance and Investing Institute
A residential summer institute on Wake Forest University's Reynolda Campus in which high schoolers study stock market fundamentals, financial statement analysis, and investment risk while touring financial institutions and competing in a mock investment competition.
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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.
Wharton Essentials of Finance
An on-campus Wharton Global Youth Program summer course for high schoolers covering fundamentals of personal and corporate finance, including the time value of money, risk-return trade-offs, equities, and corporate accounting.
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.
NYIF Young Finance Scholar
A live virtual finance program from the New York Institute of Finance for students ages 15-18 covering micro/macroeconomics, company financial analysis, Wall Street fundamentals, and sustainable finance, taught by Wall Street professionals including CFA charterholders.
USC Pre-College Introduction to Business
A USC summer pre-college course in which high schoolers study marketing, operations, finance, and leadership, visit local companies like Warner Bros. and SoFi Stadium, and complete a capstone case-competition analysis of a real company.
Actuarial Science Camp (Lebanon Valley College)
A weeklong residential summer camp at Lebanon Valley College for rising high school seniors with strong math skills, featuring instruction in actuarial software and concepts, sessions with practicing actuaries, and student presentations to help students decide if actuarial work fits their interests.