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Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS)

Run by Yale University

Who can apply: Students aged 16–18 by July 18, 2027, in Grade 10 or 11 (graduating in 2028 or 2029), from any country, who have not attended YYGS before

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Varies
$7,500 USD per session; need-based aid for international students can cover full tuition (travel not included)
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Summer programs
DURATION
2 weeks (2027 sessions: June 20 – July 2, July 4–16, July 18–30)
GRADES
Grades 10–11 (ages 16–18)
LOCATION
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut (residential)

Who can apply

Students aged 16–18 by July 18, 2027, in Grade 10 or 11 (graduating in 2028 or 2029), from any country, who have not attended YYGS before

About this program

Two-week residential sessions at Yale in three tracks: Innovations in Science and Technology, Politics, Law and Economics, and Solving Global Challenges, with students from more than 150 countries. Applications typically open in mid-September and close in the first week of January. Need-based aid is open to international students and can cover full tuition, but not travel.