This year, there are over 1,200 students from 23 elementary, middle, and high schools from across the greater Seattle area that participate in the program. MESA students are supported with a special curriculum in mathematics, science, and technology as well as field trips to Seattle area businesses and industries, career exploration units, test preparation, Saturday academies, summer programs through the University of Washington, and the Mathematics Hotline. The academic incentive awards include summer internships and scholarship opportunities. Seattle MESA is part of Washington MESA, which serves 4,200 students in 65 public schools across Washington State. Washington MESA's statewide headquarters is located in the College of Engineering on the University of Washington campus.
Services range from peer tutoring and mentoring to graduate programs and international exchanges.
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