Polygence Pods' "Cells Gone Rogue" program offers a comprehensive examination of cancer biology and potential treatments. Designed for students interested in exploring this topic in-depth, the program aims to foster a foundational understanding of cancer biology, leading to a meaningful final project. The curriculum is delivered through a structured research experience that spans over a concise period of six weeks, with sessions occurring weekly and a structured schedule to maintain progress. The program is facilitated by expert mentors, who are selected based on their exceptional academic background and teaching experience. These mentors guide students through the course, immersing them in the newest developments in the field. This learning opportunity is designed as a group session, fostering collaboration and discussion among peers, with each session featuring a mix of lecture and group discussion, culminating in a final project. For prospective students, it is important to note that the courses commence at set dates, with the next cohort for "Cells Gone Rogue" starting in late August. No specific prerequisites or eligibility criteria are mentioned for participation. Upon completion, participants will have a foundational understanding of the biology of cancer and potential treatments. They will also have the opportunity to produce a unique final project that reflects their understanding and exploration of the topic. This program is particularly beneficial for students wanting to confirm their interest in a future career in healthcare or research.