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Fill out this quick form so that we can notify you when the applications open.  \nDo you like science? Are you interested in learning what scientists really do in their laboratories? Find out how you can get exposure to chemistry, prepare for college, and learn about science career paths.  \nTo be considered for the ACS Project SEED Summer Program, candidates must:  \n Meet the Eligibility Requirements shown below.  \n Be located near an active SEED site. You can find these on our Location page. Note that you will be responsible for getting to and from the lab site each day.  \n Complete the online application (open March 1st to April 31st) . If you are interested in applying, use the link above to complete an interest form.  \n Contact the ACS Project SEED office if you have any additional questions.  \nMore details on how to apply will be coming soon. Visit the site periodically or sign up for updates using the link above so that you don't miss the application window.  \n Eligibility Requirements  \nHide  \n[https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/education/students/highschool/seed/apply.html](https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/education/students/highschool/seed/apply.html) 1/4  \n A SEED program must be available in your location to participate. Applicants who are physically disabled are considered on the same basis as any other applicant and may not be discriminated against in any way.  \n Your family's annual income must not exceed 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines based on family size. Below is an example of the maximums based on 2020 guidelines.  \n\n| Household / Family Size | 200% | Household / Family Size | 200% |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1 | $25 ,520 | 8 | $88 ,240 |\n| 2 | $34 ,480 | 9 | $97 ,200 |\n| 3 | $43 ,440 | 10 | $106 , 160 |\n| 4 | $52 ,400 | 11 | $115 , 120 |\n| 5 | $61 ,360 | 12 | $124 ,080 |\n| 6 | $70 ,320 | 13 | $133 ,040 |\n| 7 | $79 ,280 | 14 | $142 ,000 |\n\n Preferably a rising junior or senior in high school (students graduating this year can participate as long as they are available to do research for the 8-10 week period) . Rising sophomores can participate as long as the site accepts students under the age of 16 and all other eligibility criteria is met.  \n Have completed at least one course of high school chemistry.  \n Interested in science.  \n What to Expect  \nHide  \nTypes of SEED Programs  \n Summer I Program  \nThe Summer I program is for first-time Project SEED participants who are given a scientific research project in chemistry or a related field under the direct supervision of a scientistmentor. Students receive a $3 ,200 fellowship award/stipend.  \n Summer II Program  \nThe Summer II program provides Project SEED Summer I students with an additional summer (or two) of scientific research. Students either continue their research from the  \nprevious summer or begin a new research project. These students receive a $3 ,800  \nfellowship award. Summer II students may be eligible for a travel grant to present their  \nresearch at ACS meetings or other scientific meetings.  \nThe Institutions  \nProject SEED students gain research experience in academic, industrial, and governmental research laboratories through the guidance of scientist-mentors. Over the past four decades, more than 350 institutions have sponsored over 11 ,000 high school students to work on scientific  \nresearch projects. Locate a Project SEED institution near you.  \n[https://www.acs.org/content/a","cbCaiqooSFXsI50J","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqooSFXsI50J","pdf",100974,"English","# How to Apply\n## Eligibility Requirements\n## What to Expect\n### Types of SEED Programs\n### The Institutions\n### The Students and Mentors\n## Project SEED Scholarships\n## Full Student Schedule","[{\"question\":\"Who is eligible to apply for the ACS Project SEED Summer Program?\",\"answer\":\"Candidates must meet eligibility requirements including local site availability, a family income cap tied to Federal Poverty Guidelines, completion of high school chemistry, and science interest. Applicants must be located near an active SEED site and participate responsibly in daily lab travel.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the key differences between the Summer I and Summer II programs?\",\"answer\":\"Summer I targets first-time participants with a supervised chemistry-related project and a $3,200 stipend. 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