EOS Learning is excited to spotlight Non-Trivial, a prestigious research fellowship tailored for high school students eager to make a meaningful impact.
NYU’s Coding for Game Design High School Summer Program is back in Summer 2025, and it’s your chance to dive into the world of game development. Whether you’re a coding newbie (with some skills, of course!) or a seasoned programmer, this program will help you level up your game design skills.
The AI Scholars (AIS) Program at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) offers a residential, fully funded, four-week immersive experience designed for rising high school seniors.
2025 is the perfect time to dive into AI, coding, and tech innovation! Whether you’re interested in machine learning, cybersecurity, or app development, these hands-on projects will boost your skills, resume, and college applications.
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