Laboratory Learning Program at Princeton University

The Laboratory Learning program is a Free fulltime research experience in the science  or engineering for New Jersey High School Students. Students are included in ongoing research programs where they are closely supervised by Princeton faculty and research staff. Participation dates are set based on the research personnel's schedules and the project's specifications. Internships normally last 5-6 weeks during regular 'office hours' over the summer (no evening or weekend activity). Every research opportunity has its own schedule. There are no virtual projects. The Laboratory Learning Program is not a summer camp. The Laboratory Learning Program excludes housing, transportation, social activities, and entertainment. LLP students are not eligible to rent or sublet Princeton University residences. The requirements include, Sixteen years old or more by June 15, 2025. No exceptions.Enrolled in a New Jersey high school (No exceptions). Graduates who have not yet turned 18 by June 15, 2025 may apply.New Jersey resident, US citizens, legal permanent residents, or international students currently in the United States attending a New Jersey high school. No exceptions. Once accepted, parental consent forms, evidence of health insurance, and a high school teacher nomination form (references) are required before attending the program, not during the application process. All participants must strictly adhere to Princeton University COVID-19 policies, which may include vaccination, face coverings, and testing or other requirements. No exceptions. Safety training is required prior to beginning laboratory work.Two-page research summary report is due at the conclusion of the program.The LLP program is for New Jersey residents only, attending a high school in New Jersey. NO exceptions. This is not a residential program. Accepted students must provide proof of housing and transportation.

https://scienceoutreach.princeton.edu/laboratory-learning-program