Investigative Summer STEM Program (ISSP)

A residential summer STEM camp at Newman University in Wichita for high school sophomores, juniors and seniors with at least a 3.0 GPA and one science course. Students work in small groups on projects in biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics and agricultural technology, then present to faculty. The week in June earns two hours of college credit and costs $425 with early registration or $450 after.

Offered by Newman University. Summer Program for high school students in Wichita, Kansas, USA. Format: In-person. Cost: Paid. Grades 10–12. Deadline: rolling or not yet announced.

Fields: STEM, Biology

Key facts

Who can apply: High school students in grades 10 to 12. It takes place in person in Wichita, Kansas.
Cost: Charges tuition or a fee. Check the official page for the amount and whether financial aid is offered.
Dates: No date is posted for the 2026-27 cycle yet. Check the official page for when applications open.

Info checked October 2026.

Questions about Investigative Summer STEM Program (ISSP)

When is the Investigative Summer STEM Program (ISSP) deadline?

No date is posted for the 2026-27 cycle yet. Check the official page for when applications open.

Is Investigative Summer STEM Program (ISSP) free?

No. It charges tuition or a fee. Check the official page for the amount and whether financial aid is offered.

Who can apply to Investigative Summer STEM Program (ISSP)?

High school students in grades 10 to 12. It takes place in person in Wichita, Kansas. Age, residency and citizenship rules are on the official page.

Official program page

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