Special talents eligible for enrollment in the United States typically include individuals with exceptional abilities in various fields such as science, arts, sports, and technology. These talents are recognized through competitions, awards, or other forms of validation that demonstrate their extraordinary skills. For instance, students with advanced skills in mathematics, science, or technology may be eligible for programs like the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) or the National Merit Scholarship Program. Similarly, athletes with exceptional performance may qualify for sports scholarships. Artists and performers with notable achievements may find opportunities in specialized arts programs or conservatories. The eligibility criteria often require documentation of the talent, such as competition wins, endorsements, or recommendations from experts in the field. According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), approximately 1.5% of high school students participate in competitive sports, and a smaller percentage are recognized for their academic or artistic achievements, indicating the selectivity of these programs.