Programming

Group of young children working together on a project made with cardboard on the floor

Our University for Young People and Super Saturdays programming are just the right fit for your 1st-3rd grade gifted student. Learn more about admission requirements and all we have to offer!

Two middle grades students writing rules and building a game board at a table in the Tabletop Games course

Students in 4th-7th grade have several programming options available to them: Super Saturdays, TIP Intermediate summer courses and the DECATS summer camp. Find out more about these programs and their individual admission requirements!

Two high school boys building a balsa wood bridge together at a table in TIP Academy summer programming

TIP Academy programming for 8th to 12th grade students is limited to those who have been identified as Baylor TIP Scholars. The only exception to this is our Super Saturdays programming, which is open to anyone. Find out more about the year-round and summer programs we offer as well as admission requirements for being a Baylor TIP Scholar.

Group of young students from UYP standing in front of the bear habitat on campus

Project Promise

Dr. Susan Johnsen founded Project Promise in 1999 to ensure that income would never be a barrier for gifted and talented students seeking to participate in programs offered through Baylor TIP. Learn more about Project Promise or make a donation to help carry on its legacy and expand access for future generations of gifted students.