Academic Program
The curriculum of the Young Scholars Program includes course work in various areas of science and technology. All students take a mathematics class (either the theoretical differential equations course or the applied problem solving course), one of three levels of computer science classes, and a science ethics class. Additionally, students take a course in either biochemistry or modern physics. The courses and their associated laboratories are specifically designed for the program; they are neither high school nor college courses. Students participate in classes three days each week.
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