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Find similar grantsScience and Technology Entry Program (STEP) is sponsored by New York State Education Department. Increases the number of economically disadvantaged students prepared to enter college and improve their participation in STEM fields and licensed professions.
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opportunities for Student / Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) Supporting local middle and high school students preparing for college and careers in STEM Supporting local middle and high school students preparing for college and careers in STEM Cornell’s STEP mission is to support students as they prepare for college and careers in science, technology, engineering, math (STEM) and the licensed professions.
STEP is grant-funded through the New York State Education Department and hosted at Cornell University. STEP provides opportunities to explore STEM-related careers and prepare for the college admissions process. There is never a cost to families to participate in STEP or any STEP activities, including overnight visits to colleges around and even outside of New York State.
STEP serves students in the Ithaca City School District, specifically DeWitt Middle School, Boynton Middle School, Lehman Alternative Community School and Ithaca High School.
STEP offers the following activities and opportunities: Academic advising/coaching Small group sessions on topics related to academic success, college readiness, and career exploration College admissions and application support Research and internship programs Financial aid information Career Planning/Exploration Based on criteria established by the New York State Department of Education, a student qualifies for STEP if they receive free/reduced lunch.
STEP accepts students on a rolling basis. Complete this simple application to get started. Email us at step@cornell.
edu. Follow STEP on Instagram at @cornellstep. STEP expands local high school students’ horizons STEP expands local high school students’ horizons
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Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) is funded by New York State Education Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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