Ratio 21 helps high school students explore career interests, build relationships with expert mentors, and develop important skills for college and beyond.
Our programs are project-based, collaborative, and are geared to help students successfully navigate the application, college and career process.
All programs are virtual and we offer flexible scheduling to match your busy life!
Test drive a career, build real world skills,
& strengthen college applications.
Limited seats available, sign up now!
Program Dates:
Session 1: Aug 14 - Sept 8
Session 2: Sept 11 - Oct 6
In this program, high school students will have the opportunity to learn directly from professionals about a wide range of career options. They'll hear about the education requirements, typical college majors that lead to that career, and get an inside glimpse of what a day in the life in each career looks like. Students will also learn how to research other careers on their own.
Summer Start Dates:
June 15th, July 1st, July 15th, and August 1st
Select the start date that works best for you. If you'd like to start at a different time, email us and we'll set that up!
Our flagship program. Meet doctors and medical students, explore medical specialties and the med school application process, conduct a research program with our trained instructors. Virtual shadowing and case studies led by medical experts.
Program Dates:
July 12-August 3.
Core lectures: Wednesdays for one hour at 5 PM Pacific (8 PM Eastern)
Guest Lectures: Thursdays for one hour at 5 PM Pacific (8 PM Eastern)
With a focus on addressing climate challenges: This class will help you understand how engineers work to help solve some of humanity’s biggest challenges. We’ll cover some of the main disciplines and industry fields in which engineers work, and give some pointers on how to plan your academic life to set yourself up for success.
Program Dates:
Session 1: Aug 14 - Sept 8
Session 2: Sept 11 - Oct 6
In this program, high school students will have the opportunity to learn directly from professionals about a wide range of career options. They'll hear about the education requirements, typical college majors that lead to that career, and get an inside glimpse of what a day in the life in each career looks like. Students will also learn how to research other careers on their own.
Summer Start Dates:
June 15th, July 1st, July 15th, and August 1st
Select the start date that works best for you. If you'd like to start at a different time, email us and we'll set that up!
Our flagship program. Meet doctors and medical students, explore medical specialties and the med school application process, conduct a research program with our trained instructors. Virtual shadowing and case studies led by medical experts.
Program Dates:
July 12-August 3.
Core lectures: Wednesdays for one hour at 5 PM Pacific (8 PM Eastern)
Guest Lectures: Thursdays for one hour at 5 PM Pacific (8 PM Eastern)
With a focus on addressing climate challenges: This class will help you understand how engineers work to help solve some of humanity’s biggest challenges. We’ll cover some of the main disciplines and industry fields in which engineers work, and give some pointers on how to plan your academic life to set yourself up for success.
