Learn the fundamentals of Python and key concepts in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. Build a strong foundation through real-world group projects. The program covers topics including regression, neural networks, natural language processing, image classification, deep learning, sentiment analysis, and AI ethics. It also explores AI in academic research and how to use AI experiences in college applications. The current program is 25 hours over ten weeks on weekends, or a two-week summer or winter intensive, entirely online. The Winter calendar lists Sunday classes and a separate intensive; exact cross-year dates are described below as printed by the source.
Cycle sources checked November 4, 2026: the program comparison explicitly includes AI Scholars, AI Fellowship and both Deep Dives and advertises a Winter deadline of November 29, 2026. The 2026 calendar, linked from the official brochure, labels November 29 the Winter final deadline. The calendar lists October 18 for early admission, while the current application form says October 25. Those early dates are retained as conflicting historical milestones; an extension has not been established. The sources do not give a deadline cutoff time or timezone, or an exact application opening date. Later-cycle deadlines remain unverified.
The current application form lists AI Scholars and Deep Dive bootcamps at USD2,690. The former USD2,290 catalog fee is historical. Need-based aid up to 100% is available for these programs according to their current FAQs and application form; applicants enter a competitive aid pool, and the form gives the income thresholds described above. No fixed dollar award cap is verified.
For Winter 2026, the linked calendar prints December 13–February 14 for the Sunday AI Scholars option and December 21–January 2 for the separate intensive, with December 24–25 holidays. It labels class times 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. EST. The cross-year end years are not printed, so the exact end dates are not asserted here. The current AI Scholars page confirms grades 9–12 and both formats. No later academic-year intake dates were verified.