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hundreds of programs, competitions, internships, and research opportunities in one place. Filter
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It’s a free, student-friendly database of STEM extracurriculars—like competitions, research programs, internships, and more—designed to help high schoolers find and apply for opportunities.
Yes! There are no paywalls, hidden fees, or subscriptions. Every opportunity listed is accessible at no cost to you.
Any high school student interested in science, technology, engineering, or math—whether you’re a beginner or already doing advanced research.
You’ll find a wide range, including summer programs, national and international competitions, research internships, fellowships, online courses, and more.
You can filter by grade level, interest area (like biology, coding, robotics, etc.), location, deadline, cost, and more using our search tools.
Yes! We carefully review and verify every opportunity before it’s added to the site. We avoid scams or overly commercial listings.
We update regularly—adding new opportunities and checking deadlines every month to keep the database fresh and accurate.
Absolutely! Just use the “Suggest an Opportunity” form at the bottom of the site, and we’ll review it for inclusion.
Nope! Browsing is completely open. You only need an account if you want to save favorites or get custom alerts.”