Research
- Estimated cost
- $0 program fee plus student-paid housing, meals, and transportation as applicable
- Deadline
- Mar 1, 2027
- Eligibility
- At least 18
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American Cancer Society Center for Innovation in Cancer Research Training High School Program
American Cancer Society
An American Cancer Society-supported 2-week virtual summer cancer-research experience delivered through funded institutions, with research activities, case studies, and year-round career-development and networking opportunities.
Opportunity overview
The basic program facts and participation format.
- Opportunity type
- Research
- Subtype
- STEM|Research
- Academic field
- STEM / Multidisciplinary, Biomedical Science
- Detailed topics
- STEM / Multidisciplinary, Biomedical Science
- Format
- Online
- Location
- Location is not specified in the current official materials reviewed; check the official page for participation/site details.
- Duration
- 2-week part-time virtual summer experience, followed by yearlong career-development and networking activities.
Still to confirm (3)
We have not verified these details:
- Timetable / season
- Exact schedule
- Application status
Eligibility & access
Confirm every unresolved requirement on the official website before applying.
- Other requirements
- The official materials reviewed do not publish enough current grade, age, citizenship, or residency detail to determine additional eligibility requirements. Confirm eligibility on the official program page before applying.
Still to confirm (9)
We have not verified these details:
- Grades eligible
- Age requirements
- Age range
- Citizenship
- Residency
- International eligibility
- Geographic restriction
- Academic prerequisites
- School restrictions
Application
Deadlines and required materials can change between program cycles.
- Application requirements
- Apply to an institution with an active ACS-funded Cancer Research High School Program. Each institution defines its own student application and review process; full-time students may not take summer courses that interfere with the program.