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The American Computer Science League runs a season-long series of programming and computer science theory contests, with divisions for different experience levels.
Eligibility: High school and elementary/junior teams who compete in four online contests spanning the school year. (Deadline estimated from the typical first contest in October window.)
Usually reopens around October 2027—check the listing to confirm.
Software Engineer Intern - Computer Science at Honeywell, across multiple locations (see the listing for specifics), a Summer 2027 software engineering internship.
Eligibility: Currently enrolled undergraduate pursuing a Bachelor's (or accelerated Master's) in computer science, software engineering, or a related field, expected to graduate in 2027 or later. No essay — apply with a resume through the employer's own posting. Exact class-year and GPA requirements are set by Honeywell and shown on its application page; this tracker doesn't publish them.
Supports students from groups underrepresented in computer science with a scholarship plus an invitation to a Google networking retreat.
Eligibility: Students from historically underrepresented groups in tech pursuing a computer science or related degree. (Deadline estimated from the prior cycle.)
A free MIT summer program introducing young women with little prior engineering exposure to engineering and computer science through hands-on projects.
Eligibility: Female-identifying rising seniors, minimal prior engineering experience required. Free. (Deadline estimated from the typical December 15 window.)
A $40,000 scholarship ($10,000 a year for four years) plus a guaranteed paid Amazon internship after freshman year, for underrepresented students heading into computer science.
Eligibility: High school seniors from underrepresented or low-income backgrounds, planning to major in computer science at an accredited four-year U.S. university. (Deadline estimated from the typical January window.)
A Society of Women Engineers scholarship for high-achieving women in ABET-accredited engineering and computer science programs.
Eligibility: Female-identifying college students with at least a 3.5 GPA, enrolled in an ABET-accredited engineering, engineering technology, or computer science program. (Deadline estimated from the typical winter window.)
