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Princeton Summer Journalism Program (PSJP)

Princeton University

Humanities & Social Science
Summer Program
10 daysModeratePrinceton, NJFebruary 2026 (2026 session)
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Princeton Summer Journalism Program (PSJP)

Princeton University

A hands-on opportunity for high school students interested in humanities & social science.

Deadline: February 2026 (2026 session)Official program link

Location

Princeton, NJ

Cost

Free

Deadline

February 2026 (2026 session)

Duration

10 days

Eligibility

Current juniors from low-income backgrounds

Low-Income

What to expect

Intensive 10-day summer journalism institute for high-achieving juniors from low-income backgrounds, with workshops, newsroom visits, and college admissions guidance.

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