<p>Both Summer Science Program and Harvard’s Secondary School Program 
but I meant the first one. Though it doesn’t take many sophomores, it can’t hurt to apply.</p>
<p>Here’s the list of programs I considered as a rising junior:</p>
<p>Music:
BUTI- Boston University Tanglewood Institute
Interlochen
Brevard
Westminster Choir College </p>
<p>Math:
Ross Program in Mathematics at Ohio State University
SUMaC- Stanford University Mathematics Camp
MathCamp
PROMYS at Boston University
HCSSiM- Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics
RYSPDM- Rutgers Young Scholars Program in Discrete Math
AwesomeMath</p>
<p>Science:
Summer Science Program (SSP)
HSHSP- High School Honors Science Program at Michigan State
Clark Institute at Texas Tech
YESS- Young Engineering and Science Scholars at Caltech</p>
<p>Humanities/Debate/Politics:
TASS- Telluride Association of Sophomore Seminars
Victory Briefs
Stanford National Forensics Institute
National Debate Forum
National Symposium for Debate
UTexas National Institute for Forensics (also has LD)
Junior Statesmen of America Summer Programs and Symposiums</p>
<p>Creative Writing:
Interlochen
Sewanee Young Writer’s Conference at University of the South
Kenyon Review Young Writers’ Workshop
Iowa Young Writers’ Studio
Susquehanna University’s Advanced Writing Workshop
Bryn Mawr Creative Writing
Creative Writing Courses at Columbia’s Summer Program</p>
<p>Pre-College and Gifted Programs:
Harvard Secondary School Session
Brown Summer Session
Columbia
UPenn
CTY- Center for Talented Youth
TIP- Talent Identification Program
SIG- Summer Institute for the Gifted</p>