STEP Program for Teens
Helping Prepare Teens for a Career in Science
Science & Technology Entry Program (STEP) is a state-funded program that offers a robust experience in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) for middle and high school students who are from underrepresented backgrounds or economically disadvantaged. Twice weekly throughout the academic year, students convene on the campus to hone science skills and practice scientific thinking with the guidance of medical students, faculty, visiting lecturers, professionals and practitioners, and STEP staff.
Academic Enrichment
- College, financial, career, and personal counseling
- College visits in NYS
- Test-taking skills workshops
- Research & community service opportunities
- Tutoring for standardized tests
- Basic clinical skills
- Professional skills
- STEP classes and activities from September to May
STEP Candidates
- Highly motivated 7-12th grade students
- From a minority background or economically disadvantaged
- Good academic standing
- Interest in majors and career paths in health care, medicine, technology, or other science
Contact Us
Fill out the NYSED STEP application.
Caregivers, teachers, and students may contact the STEP Team at [email protected] Â for more information.