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MSU College of Engineering Summer Programs

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Michigan State University offers several residential summer programs for high school students interested in engineering and computer science, including the High School Engineering Institute (HSEI), Making a Game of It (MGIT), and the Quantum Motor City Camp. Participants explore engineering majors, learn coding or quantum computing concepts, work with MSU faculty and students, and complete hands-on STEM projects.

Program details

Deadline
Apr 18, 2026
Dates
Jun 14, 2026 – Jul 31, 2026
Grade level
Grades 9–12
Program type
Summer program
Duration
3 to 6 days per session (June - July)
Attendance
Residential

Eligibility

Open to high school students and recent graduates (HSEI is for rising grades 10-12; MGIT is for rising grades 11-12; Quantum Motor City is for high school students; HSEI and MGIT require a 3.0+ GPA in math/science/tech core courses). Both U.S. and international students are eligible.

Costs and support

Cost
$1,099 - $1,199 (Quantum Motor City Camp is Free)
Financial aid
No scholarships offered for pre-college programs (Quantum Motor City Camp is fully funded and free)
Stipend
Not specified
Contact program
rmlarose@msu.edu
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