New York City has summer programs at universities, museums, hospitals and city agencies across all five boroughs, many of them free for city students. Some are only open to students who live in or attend school in New York City.
Check residency and age rules first. For after-school and city-run youth programs, see the NYC hub, which groups them by borough.
HSO lists 25 NYC summer programs. Of those, 9 are free, 2 pay a stipend or award and 14 charge tuition or a fee.
4 of the 25 NYC summer programs have a confirmed deadline on HSO, and most of those fall in May, March and June.
14 accept 9th graders and 21 are open to seniors. Every listing links to the official page, where the final word on eligibility and dates always is.
25. Each listing shows the cost, grades and location, the deadline when one is posted, and a link to the official page.
Yes. 9 of the 25 are free, and 2 pay a stipend or award.
4 of the 25 NYC summer programs have a confirmed deadline on HSO, and most of those fall in May, March and June.
14 of the 25 accept 9th graders, and 21 accept seniors. Grade rules vary by program, so confirm on the official page.