HIP – High School Involvement Partnership Mentoring Program
Northrop Grumman
Program overview
High school students interested in STEM, particularly engineering, physics, math, cyber, computer science, and manufacturing; must be U.S. citizens attending a public high school in a Northrop Grumman community/participating partner school with a 3.0+ unweighted cumulative GPA.
Eligibility
Interest in STEM, particularly engineering, physics, math, cyber, computer science, manufacturing; 3.0 or greater unweighted cumulative GPA; attend a public high school in a Northrop Grumman community; U.S. citizen; school/class must be a participating HIP partner · U.S. citizen · Attend a public high school in a Northrop Grumman community; program only offered in select communities/designated partner schools
Key details
- Organization
- Northrop Grumman
- Type
- High school STEM mentoring program
- Location
- Select Northrop Grumman communities and designated partner schools in Alabama (Huntsville), California (Palmdale, San Diego, South Bay/Los Angeles, Woodland Hills), Colorado (Colorado Springs), Florida (Melbourne, St. Augustine), Illinois (Rolling Meadows), Maryland (Annapolis, Baltimore, Sykesville), North Dakota (Grand Sky), Oklahoma (Oklahoma City), Utah (Magna, Clearfield, Promontory, Roy)
- Format
- remote
- Eligible grades
- 11th grade, 12th grade
- Time commitment
- Junior Year: 10-12 one-hour virtual sessions (November–May) plus 2-3 site-specific activities per year; Senior Year: project schedule dependent (November–April)
How to apply
Apply on the program's own site. Details here were read from that page and can change — confirm them there before applying.