Competitions
Browse verified academic, arts, service, and STEM competitions for high-school students.
Stars highlight editor-reviewed programs and award results with documented competitive recognition.
This is a rough guide, not an admissions rating. Opportunities without a star can still be valuable.
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371 verified published opportunities
Horatio Alger National Scholarship is an organizer-run high-school competition or award program in leadership, scholarship.
House Student App Showcase is a named high-school participation pathway published by Congressional App Challenge, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Human Exploration Rover Challenge is a named high-school participation pathway published by NASA, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Humor is a named high-school participation pathway published by Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Impact Award is a named high-school recognition published by FIRST; students should record only the result they actually received.
Individual Documentary is a named high-school participation pathway published by National History Day, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Individual Exhibit is a named high-school participation pathway published by National History Day, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Individual Performance is a named high-school participation pathway published by National History Day, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Individual Website is a named high-school participation pathway published by National History Day, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Innovation in Control Award is a named high-school participation pathway published by FIRST, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Innovation in Control Award is a named high-school recognition published by FIRST; students should record only the result they actually received.
Intel Foundation Award is a named high-school recognition published by Regeneron ISEF; students should record only the result they actually received.
