Teens Interested in STEM Programs
Do you love to problem solve, tinker, or build using technology? The World of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) might be vital to your future.
If you are a high school student—or the parent and/or counselor of one—fascinated by the wonders of STEM, Prelum is your go-to resource for all things related to STEM education and career exploration.
College Prep STEM Courses
Our platform showcases a wide array of pre-college programs designed to ignite curiosity and foster a passion for STEM fields. Whether you're interested in robotics, computer programming, environmental science, or biomedical research, we have partnered with some of the best universities—offering the perfect program for you.
STEM Courses From Our University Partners
Georgetown University
Cybersecurity
Have you or anyone you know ever experienced a cyberattack? Do you love solving complex issues…
Rice University
Aerospace
Does space exploration hold a fascination for you? In this course, you’ll look at how commercial…
Georgetown University
Anatomy & Physiology
Anatomy and physiology work together to define how the human body operates by explaining the function...
Georgetown University
Leadership
Leadership is a vital skill that comes in many forms, even while you’re in high school. Do you want to...
Rice University
Genome Engineering
Are you fascinated by the role genetics play in disease? Have you ever wondered how your DNA works…
Georgetown University
Biology
Cells are fantastically complicated, dynamic packages of life that we still poorly understand...
Wake Forest University
Bioscience
Are you curious about how scientists study and treat infectious diseases at the very deepest level…
Georgetown University
Medical Research
Every vaccine, drug, and treatment used in medicine is the result of evidence-based research. For a…
STEM Programs—A Deeper Dive
We understand the importance of a strong foundation in STEM subjects for the next generation. That's why we've created a comprehensive hub that provides valuable information, resources, and guidance to help high school students and their parents navigate the exciting world of extracurricular activities, pre-college programs, college majors, and careers.
Let’s break opportunities down by S.T.E.M:
- Science: Science enrichment clubs are available in a host of scientific subjects. Focus on electives like statistics, AP calculus, and physics.
- Technology: Explore courses in computer science, software development, and network architecture.
- Engineering: Engineering enrichment programs that encourage tinkering and problem-solving are ideal for those with this mindset.
- Math: In STEM, math is essential to quantitatively solve problems. Exploring advanced math courses, STEM-specific math classes, and clubs is extremely beneficial.
STEM Courses From Our University Partners
Case Western Reserve University
Computer Science
Do you see yourself one day being part of the fast-changing world of computer science? Do you want to…
Case Western Reserve University
Neuroscience
The human brain weighs about 8 pounds, is home to roughly 86 billion neurons, and controls everything…
University of Rochester
Biomedical Engineering
Artificial limbs and implantable devices, diagnostic screening equipment and technical advances to…
Case Western Reserve University
Engineering
Robotics and animation experts. Video game designers. Electrical and mechanical engineers. Architects…
University of Rochester
Video Game Design
Ever wondered what it takes to customize your own video game? In this course, you’ll do just that…
Case Western Reserve University
Astrophysics and Evolutionary Biology
Do the wonders of the universe follow a pattern? Does the way stars are born share something…
Case Western Reserve University
Biomedical Engineering
Are you interested in how tech innovations have greatly improved the science of medicine? In this…
A STEM Career…
Did you know that the highest-paying majors are mostly STEM? STEM courses are the cornerstone for anyone interested in nearly every category of science or business. Even medicine considers STEM essential to many necessary skills, especially technology and research.
It is estimated that thousands of STEM jobs will need to be filled in the next decade. This includes millions of jobs in exciting fields that include innovations in technology like robotics and video games and other new jobs in science or engineering that haven’t even been created yet.
There are a lot of exciting opportunities awaiting teens interested in STEM. Here are some of the hottest STEM careers today:
- Web developer
Food scientist
3D printer engineer
Architect
Mobile app developer
Roboticist
Video game programmer
Ethical hacker
LEGO® designer
Physician’s assistant
It starts by participating in the right classes and clubs before you even apply to college! What do STEM enrichment programs do for teens?
- Encourages a love of STEM
- Improves your technical, teamwork, problem-solving, and presentation skills
And they’re fun! STEM was only originally created as a mainstream educational concept in 2001, so projects tend to be extremely creative, tech-forward, and exciting.
STEM Courses From Our University Partners
Rice University
Genome Engineering
Are you fascinated by the role genetics play in disease? Have you ever wondered how your DNA works…
Rice University
Aerospace
Does space exploration hold a fascination for you? In this course, you’ll look at how commercial…
Georgetown University
Biology
Cells are fantastically complicated, dynamic packages of life that we still poorly understand...
Georgetown University
Medical Research
Every vaccine, drug, and treatment used in medicine is the result of evidence-based research. For a…
Georgetown University
Cybersecurity
Have you or anyone you know ever experienced a cyberattack? Do you love solving complex issues…
Georgetown University
Leadership
Leadership is a vital skill that comes in many forms, even while you’re in high school. Do you want to...
Wake Forest University
Bioscience
Are you curious about how scientists study and treat infectious diseases at the very deepest level…
Georgetown University
Anatomy & Physiology
Anatomy and physiology work together to define how the human body operates by explaining the function...
University of Rochester
Biomedical Engineering
Artificial limbs and implantable devices, diagnostic screening equipment and technical advances to…
Case Western Reserve University
Computer Science
Do you see yourself one day being part of the fast-changing world of computer science? Do you want to…
Case Western Reserve University
Engineering
Robotics and animation experts. Video game designers. Electrical and mechanical engineers. Architects…
Case Western Reserve University
Neuroscience
The human brain weighs about 8 pounds, is home to roughly 86 billion neurons, and controls everything…
University of Rochester
Video Game Design
Ever wondered what it takes to customize your own video game? In this course, you’ll do just that…
Case Western Reserve University
Astrophysics and Evolutionary Biology
Do the wonders of the universe follow a pattern? Does the way stars are born share something…
Case Western Reserve University
Biomedical Engineering
Are you interested in how tech innovations have greatly improved the science of medicine? In this…
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