Spring ’25 Program

We’re excited to announce the start of our Spring 2025 STEM Institute program! This year, we’re offering an afterschool program for Middle School students and a Saturday program for High School students, providing a unique opportunity to explore the world of STEM through engaging, hands-on courses.

Our diverse lineup of courses covers everything from App Development and Architecture to Robotics and Rocketry. Whether you’re passionate about Game Development, curious about Psychology, or ready to dive into Entrepreneurship, our program is designed to spark curiosity and inspire innovation.

Join us this spring for a semester of discovery, learning, and fun! Classes begin January 28, 2025. Register today to secure your spot and take your STEM skills to the next level.

High School (Grades 9 – 12)

Saturdays, 9:00 – 12:00pm*

Courses Offered:

• BIO 10004: Human Biology
• ECO 10001: Financial Management
• ECO 10050: Startups: An Experiential Exercise (App Development or Entrepreneurship)
• ENGL 11000: Freshman Composition
• ENGR 10100: Rocketry, Robotics, or Designing Electric Skateboards
• MATH 19000: Advanced Algebra & Trigonometry
• MATH 19500: Precalculus
• MATH 20100: Calculus I
• MCA 23300: Introduction to Journalism
• PHYS 10000: Ideas of Physics
• PSY 10200: Applications of Psychology in the Modern World
• PSY 24600: Introduction To Human Development: Infancy & Childhood
• SCI 31920: Introduction to Game Programming

*Offered In-School on Weekdays

• EDUC 22100: Urban Schools in a Diverse American Society – Mon – Fri, 8:44 – 9:32am *A. Phillip Randolph HS Students ONLY*
• PHYS 10000: Ideas of Physics – Mon & Wed 3:45 PM – 5:15pm *Gregorio Luperon HS students ONLY*
• PSY 10200: Applications of Psychology in the Modern World – Tues & Thurs, 3:15 p.m. – 5:00 at Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics *open to ALL students*

ALL High School Courses are College Now Eligible!

Eligible students in grades 10 – 12 can also apply to College Now to earn 1 – 4 college credits upon successful completion, in addition to 1 honors elective credit for High School!