Memorial Sloan Kettering's Summer Student Program places high school juniors in an MSK research lab for eight weeks, paired one-on-one with a scientist mentor to run a self-directed project supporting the lab's own research objectives, in cancer biology, immuno-oncology, pharmacology, genomics, or bioengineering. Students work full time (40 hours/week) and join professional-development sessions on translational medicine. Applicants must live within 25 miles of MSK's Manhattan campus; housing and transportation are the student's own responsibility.
FieldsCancer Biology · Biomedical Research · Computational Biology
EligibilityMust live within 25 miles of MSK's Manhattan campus (NY, NJ, or CT), be at least 14 by June 2026, and be legally authorized to work in the US.
You submitOnline application, one-page resume, transcripts from all high schools attended, and two confidential recommendation letters from STEM teachers, counselors, or research mentors.