Summer Programs

BCHS receives an amazing amount of summer program information from colleges and other organizations. These programs may revolve around a career or field of study and are also a good way to explore a college you might be interested in. These often have a cost, but some can be found that are not so expensive.

If you have a specific interest, contact the BCHS school counselors to see what information they have. Or, look on the website of the college you are interested in to find what they are offering.

Registration for these programs often opens in early spring, with late spring deadlines, so plan ahead.


Hosted by the International School of Indiana (4330 N. Michigan, Indianapolis), and open to Central Indiana students entering 6-12 grades, this 2-week camp provides hands-on learning with AI practitioners and graduate students from Stanford and MIT. Cost is $1500.

Work and Learn Indiana is a program of the Institute for Workforce Excellence, a 501(c)3 subsidiary of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. The program links employers, learners, high schools, colleges and universities. It is a dynamic, searchable database, matching and reporting system that also provides resources and guidance on work-based learning opportunities.
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Are you an 8th – 12th grade student interested in learning about STEM, Healthcare, and Business? Advance in your STEM understanding with the STEM YES! Program! Our summer program offers 2 sessions, Science/Healthcare in June and Engineering/Technology in July. Students can expect to develop competencies in: teamwork, business, planning, presentation skills, soft skills, STEM careers, and college prep. Get ready to get excited about STEM through job shadows, work-based learning, and more during our program!

Students from around the globe are invited to this program that focuses on the representation, impact and success of women in business. Events are in-person (rising juniors & seniors) or virtual (rising sophomores, juniors, seniors).

The SEED/STEM program offers Indiana high school students a transformative, hands-on research experience designed to inspire the next generation of professionals in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

  • Eight week program, June 8 – July 30
  • Open to current Indiana high school sophomores to seniors
  • Stipends are available for eligible students
  • Details & application
Come explore your passion at Indiana University’s Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Precollege Summer Programs. You’ll learn about the latest tech, get experience using it, and see what one of the nation’s best technology schools is like.

These summer camps in Health Careers, Physical & Occupational Therapy and more are open to 9-12 graders.
Explore the general health field careers with panel discussions, simulations and fun games used to explain and discover more career options.

This one-week day camp is a hands-on, high-tech, and interactive experience for high school freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in learning more about the healthcare professions.

The High School Journalism Institute is a summer program inviting student journalists to the IU campus for a week of skill development. The workshop provides a chance to connect with journalism professionals, meet student journalists and award-winning advisers, and produce engaging work.

  • Open to rising high school freshmen through rising college freshmen
  • July 6-10 or JUly 12-16 sessions
  • Details and Application
View Additional Summer Programs, many international* *Credit to Brebeuf HS for this list