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    Career Exploration Summer Programs

    Not sure what you want to do when you grow up? You’re not alone!  And that’s ok. A career exploration summer program could help you create the roadmap for your future. Designed specifically for high school students, these programs invite you to explore a range of professions. From medicine to law and engineering to entertainment, the possibilities are endless. 

    Career exploration programs provide a hands-on experience where you gain more than superficial knowledge about a profession. And they’re a fantastic way to test the waters before committing to a specific college major. Imagine yourself in a doctor’s coat during a medical simulation, pitching your business idea to a panel of investors in an entrepreneurship program, collaborating with a team to create code for a simple video game, or creating questions and interviewing an important community figure during a journalism program. These real-world experiences can help you make informed decisions about your academic path.

    Whether you’re seeking a week-long intensive program or a multi-week internship — and whether you want to attend classes in person or virtually, here in the US or abroad — there’s something for everyone.

    Still looking? Check out our other curated programs below and our latest Guide to Summer Programs, Your Future in STEM, Your Future in the Arts, and Your Future in Healthcare publications, too.

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