Business summer programs teach entrepreneurship, finance, marketing and leadership, usually through case studies, team projects and a final pitch. University programs often run on campus for one to four weeks.
Compare length, cost and whether the program is residential. Several free and need-based options exist alongside the well-known paid university programs.
HSO lists 62 business summer programs. Of those, 14 are free, 1 pay a stipend or award and 47 charge tuition or a fee.
16 of the 62 business summer programs have a confirmed deadline on HSO, and most of those fall in March, January and May.
32 accept 9th graders and 44 are open to seniors. Every listing links to the official page, where the final word on eligibility and dates always is.
Best business summer programs, compared
62. Each listing shows the cost, grades and location, the deadline when one is posted, and a link to the official page.
Yes. 14 of the 62 are free, and 1 pay a stipend or award.
16 of the 62 business summer programs have a confirmed deadline on HSO, and most of those fall in March, January and May.
32 of the 62 accept 9th graders, and 44 accept seniors. Grade rules vary by program, so confirm on the official page.