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15 Scholarships in 2026 for High School Students

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High school students are entering unprecedented times. In this environment, scholarships in 2026 are becoming more essential than ever. Scholarships in 2026 are more than just funding as they provide a lifeline from rising student loan debt and the increasingly competitive admissions process. Thousands of scholarship opportunities for high school students exist nationwide, ranging from local awards to national merit‑based programs.

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Inside DRIPBL STEAM program: How Young Innovators Are Turning Big Ideas into Impactful Change.

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Arizona Student Research Inventors Wow the Industry with Real-World Solutions ▶️ Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0amNNYgJoCE In the latest episode of Silicon Oasis Spotlight with host Josue Romero, DRIPBL students share inspiring stories about how they are using technology and research to make a real difference. From the very beginning, the video captures the

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10 Scholarships for High School Juniors in 2025!

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Are you in your junior year? Now is the perfect time to start thinking about your life beyond high school. College might seem like a distant dream, but it’s closer than you think! Embarking on the journey from high school to college is an exciting time filled with possibilities, and junior year is a good time to start planning the next chapter of your academic career.

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DRIPBL Speaker Series Synopsis: Pollinating Your Future with Data Science and College Insights Featuring Derek Sollberger, Princeton University Center for Statistics and Machine Learning

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Introduction: Connecting Data Science to Real-World Impact This article is a synopsis of the DRIPBL Live Monthly Speaker Series session titled “Pollinating Your Future: Data Science Skills with Bee Data and College Insights.” The event featured Derek Sollberger, a data science lecturer at Princeton University, who shared how dashboards can make data accessible, why programming

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Data Science and Data Analytics for Research Project

Dr. Calvin Williamson

Professor, Science and Math, State University of New York & Fashion Institute of Technology

Prof. Rajasekhar Vangapaty

Academic Advisor, Fashion Institute of Technology
State University of New York
Founding Member and President of Empowerment Skills International

Schedule: 2 days per week (Tuesday & Thursday)

 

What you’ll learn

Regression

  • Regression
  • Simple Regression
  • Multiple Regression
  • Applications
  • Conjoint Analysis

Introduction to Python

  • Google Colab Notebook
  • Variables, DataTypes
  • Lists, Strings
  • Functions

Machine Learning

  • Classification, Accuracy
  • Training, Testing
  • Decision Trees
  • Pandas, Dataframes
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Understanding AI and it’s proper use

Dr. Calvin Williamson

Professor, Science and Math, State University of New York & Fashion Institute of Technology

Prof. Rajasekhar Vangapaty

Academic Advisor, Fashion Institute of Technology
State University of New York
Founding Member and President of Empowerment Skills International

Schedule: 2 days per week (Monday & Wednesday)

 

What you’ll learn

Introduction to Python for Artificial Intelligence

  • Google Colab Notebook
  • Using LLM as Coding Assistant
  • Calculations
  • Variables
  • DataTypes
  • Lists
  • Dictionaries
  • Functions
  • Dataframes
  • f-Strings

Introduction to Large Language Models (LLMs)

  • LLM Examples (GPT, Claude, Gemini)
  • Completions, APIs
  • Prompting
  • Prompt Chaining
  • Roles and Personas
  • Chain of thought
  • Few-shot and zero-shot Learning
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