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Summer Programs
Summer 2007 Programs are listed below in alphabetical order. Most programs have rolling admissions and fill up quickly so apply early. Application deadlines, if applicable, are indicated in the program descriptions.
Programs are posted as materials are received in the CRC, so check back often!
All program information is in the CRC.
Updated/List Print Date: 06 May 2008
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Institution/ Program |
Session Dates |
Program Description |
| AAVE Teen Adventures | Various | Educational teenage summer adventure travel in Hawaii, Alaska, Africa, South America, Colorado, Europe, Australia, China, Asia, Costa Rica. French and Spanish language programs. Community Service. Visit www.aave.com for more information. |
| Academic Study Associates College Prep and Cultural Immersion Programs | Various, depending upon the program | Pre-college programs available at UMass at Amherst, UC Berkeley, Oxford University, and Cambridge University. College Admissions Prep Programs at Columbia University, Tufts University and UC Berkeley. Study Abroad Programs in Italy, France, and Spain. Visit www.asaprograms.com for more information. |
| Accounting Career Awareness Program | Jun 23-28 | Free program to provide minority students with early exposure to career opportunities within the business and accounting professions. Must be in high school with a 2.5 GPA. Held at Wayne State University. Applications are due by April 1st. |
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Albion College Operation Bentley |
June 8-14 | Program for Sophomores and Juniors interested in government and political issues. This program offers a hands-on experience with state and local government simulations, guest lectures from college faculty, film sessions, a visit to the State Capitol, and meeting public figures and activists. The Bentley Foundation pays the entire cost of tuition, room and board, and basic instructional materials. One hundred select students are chosen based on academic record, involvement in high school and community activities, and teacher recommendation. Applications are due by March 1st; go to www.albion.edu/bentley/ . |
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Alfred University Institute for Women Leaders of Tomorrow |
Jul 27-31 |
For female students entering their 10th, 11th or 12th grade; a residential program designed to give young women the opportunity to explore and discover their leadership potential. Applications due by March 17th. Go to www.alfred.edu/summer/camps/women.html for information and application instructions. |
| Alfred University Summer Programs | Various, depending upon the program | Programs include: Astronomy, Business, Creative Writing, Equestrian Camps, Science and Engineering, and Swim Camp. Visit www.alfred.edu/summer for more information. |
| Alma College Summer Institute | Jul 6-12 | Promotes hands on learning in the areas of forensic science, music composition, and health sciences. Call 979-463-7981 or go to www.alma.edu/summerinstitute. |
| American Collegiate Adventures Wisconsin, Spain and Italy | Various | Programs at University of Wisconsin, The University of Seville, and The Institute Europeo for students completing 9, 10 and 11th grades. Get more information at www.acasummer.com. |
| American Youth Foundation |
Aug 1-8 Jun 17-21 |
National Leadership Conference. Focuses on
developing the positive leadership skills of this world's emerging
leaders. Simple Solutions for Change Conference. Civic action based it is built on the concept of providing participants with the tools necessary to create positive change in their communities. |
| Bank of America Student Leaders | Various | Participate in an eight-week paid internship with a local non-profit organization, attend a week-long Leadership Summit in Washington D.C., develop valuable civic, social, and business leadership skills. Deadline: February 29th. www.bankofamerica.com/neistudentleaders |
| Barnard College | Various | Live and learn like a college student at Barnard College. Co-ed programs open to residential and commuting students who have completed 10th or 11th grade. The Young Women's Leadership Institute is July13-19. Visit www.barnard.edu/pcp for more information. |
| Boston College Summer Experience | Jun 30 - Aug 8 | Students take college classes and earn college credit in subject areas including: biology, communications, economics, computer science, English, film, geology, history, languages, math, philosophy, political science, psychology, sociology, and theology. No deadline, but spaces fill early; apply as early as possible. Visit www.bc.edu/schools/summer/bce/ for information and application. |
| Boston University College of Communication itrp 2006 | Jul 7 - Aug 8 | itrp (Institute for Television, Film & Radio Production) is for students interested in media production. Students sign up for three different workshops from Television Field, Television Studio, Non-Linear Editing, Film, Radio or other seminars about directing, producing, and screenwriting. Visit www.bu.edu/com/itrp for more information. Decisions are made on a rolling basis. |
| Boston University Pre-College | Various, depending upon the program |
High School Honors Program: six-week residential program during which
students earn college credit or conduct scientific research. Financial aid
is available for students who demonstrate need. Application deadline is
May 15th (April 1st for Financial Aid).
Summer Challenge Program: two-week preview of college life and coursework in a non-credit setting. No application deadline, but Program Fee deadline is May 1st. |
| Boston University PROMYS | Jul 1 - Aug 11 | Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists; residential program for approximately 65 ambitious students with strong interest in math. Financial aid available. Applications are online at www.promys.org and due by June 1st. |
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Boston University Tanglewood Institute Summer Music Program |
Various, depending upon program |
Young Artists Programs include: Orchestra, Vocal Program, Wind Ensemble, Piano, Composition, and Harp. Workshops are offered in flute, oboe, clarinet, trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba/euphonium, double bass, percussion, and string quartet. Students enjoy free, unlimited access to all performances of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Tanglewood Music Center. Applications due February 8, 2007. Visit www.bu.edu/tanglewood for more information. |
| Broadreach Adventure Programs |
Various |
Educational summer adventures for teenagers 13-18 years old including marine biology, rainforest ecology, scuba, sailing, leadership and wilderness programs. Academic Treks offers college-accredited programs in marine sciences, cultural studies and language immersion. Destinations include the Australia, Caribbean, Central America, Fiji, Honduras, Solomon Islands, South America, The Red Sea, British Columbia, Hawaii, and many others. Visit www.gobroadreach.com for more information. |
| California College of the Arts | Jun 30-Jul 25 | Pre-college program for art, architecture, design and writing in an art school environment; students earn 3 units of college credit. Applicants must have completed at least the sophomore year. Some financial assistance is available. Priority application deadline is March 21rd. Visit www.cca.edu/precollege for more information. |
| Calvin College Entrada Program |
Jun 15-Jul 11 |
Program available to ethnic minority students currently in junior or senior year of high school. Students earn college credit in courses such as history, biology, political science, or sociology. Students must have a 3.0 GPA to be eligible, seniors must be planning to enroll at Calvin in the fall. Apply online at www.calvin.edu/entrada; application deadline is March 15, 2007. |
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Carleton College Carleton Liberal Arts Experience
Carleton College Summer Writing Program |
Jul 12 - 18
Jul 6-25 |
An introduction to college life and to the strengths of a liberal arts
education. For college-bound students entering their junior year. Full
scholarships are available. Visit
www.carleton.edu/summer for more information. Must get nomination. Due
April 1st.
Effective academic essay writing program for college-bound students entering their senior year. Full and partial scholarships are available. Visit www.carleton.edu/summer for more information. Due May 1st. |
| Carnegie Mellon Summer Pre-College Programs | Jun 28 - Aug 8 | Programs include: Advanced Placement/Early Action (regular Carnegie Mellon classes for full credit); Pre-College Fine Arts; Architecture; Art; Design; Drama; Music; and the National High School Game Academy (interactive digital game development). Applications due May 1st. visit www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college for more information. |
| Central Michigan University Leadership Camp |
May 11 - 13 May 16 - 18 |
Three-day program for prospective CMU freshmen (will attend Fall 2007) that are interested in exploring leadership on campus. Application deadline is April 15th. Go to www.reslife.cmich.edu/leadership/leadershipcamp for more information. |
| Champlain College Governor's Institute of Vermont: Summer Institute in Information Technology | Jun 21 - 29 | Nine days using state-of-the-art equipment to explore and create in digital video, game design, web strategy and design html, and object-oriented programming. Application deadline is May 30th. Go to www.champlain.edu/giv/ for more information. |
| Chinese Language and Cultural Camps | Jul 12-Aug 3 | Students will spend 3 weeks in various Chinese cities studying the language and culture. Students will be grouped according to their proficiency. Students would be required to pay for their airfare only. The rest of the expenses are covered. Contact the CRC for more information. |
| Choate Rosemary Hall Summer Programs | Various, depending on the program | Classes offered in Art, English, History and Social Sciences, Languages, and the Sciences. Visit www.choate.edu/summerprograms for more information and application. |
| College for Creative Studies Pre-College Summer Experience | Jul 6 - Aug 2 | A four week program designed to help you prepare for applying to a college of art and design. You will create work for your portfolio. Deadline: May 2nd for scholarship consideration, June 2nd final application deadline. |
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College Discovery Experience Princeton Review and Summer Discovery |
Multiple programs, date varies depending on the campus |
Intensive two-week college admissions prep program featuring dozens of college visits. For students entering 11th and 12th grades. Locations for visits include: Boston, staying at Northeastern University; Los Angeles at UCLA, and Washington DC at American University. England, Spain, and Italy programs also available.Rolling admission. Visit www.summerfun.com for more information. |
| Colorado College Summer Programs |
Various |
Students take college courses in the block schedule (students take and professors teach one course at a time). Course available in the following departments: Arts, Film, Humanities, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences. International courses also available. Merit-based, partial tuition scholarships are available. Visit www.ColoradoCollege.edu/summerprograms for more information. |
| Columbia University Summer High School Programs |
Jun 29 - Jul 19 Jul 21- Aug 9
Jul 5 - Aug 26 |
Study in New York City (for grades 9 - 12)
courses include: Sciences, Law, Business, Engineering, Politics, Arts,
College Prep, Liberal Arts. Application deadline is April 4th. Fee
is waived if in by Feb. 15 Study in Barcelona (for grades 11 - 12) courses include: History, Culture, and Language. Application deadline is April 4th. Fee is waived if in by Feb. 15. Go to www.ce.columbia.edu/hs for more information. |
| Computer Technology Camps at Wayne State University | Jul 7-24 | Varies camps and dates available for programs in web technology, robotics, creating animation and movies, and computer gaming. Go to http://www.cs.wayne.edu/summercamp. |
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Concordia Language Villages Summer Program |
Various, depending upon program | Two week immersion sessions of in-depth language learning that focus on communication in the Village setting. Cultural activities such as sports, arts, dance, music, theater and film production are offered daily. Language options include: Arabic, Chinese, Danish, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish. Need-based scholarships are available. Visit www.clvweb.cord.edu/prweb for more information. |
| Cornell University Summer College | Various, depending upon program | Open to students who have completed 10 - 12th grade by June 2006. Participants earn college credit. A limited number of partial scholarships are available to need based applicants (reserved primarily for the six-week programs). Applications deadlines vary per program. Visit www.sce.cornell.edu/sc for application and more information. |
| Dow Chemical Company High School Leadership Institute | Jul 14-18 | Four-day residential program includes comprehensive analysis of "current reality", issues and priorities affecting local, state, national, and international communities. Camp is at Alma College. Deadline is May 15th. |
| Eastern Michigan University Summer Quest |
Jun 24 - Jun 30 |
Summer Institutes for students entering grades 10 - 12. Subjects available include: CSI at EMU, Forensics, Technology and African American Studies, Theatre, 3D Modeling and Simulation, TeenSERT, and Multimedia Authoring. Information and applications are online at www.emich.edu/summerquest. Deadline June 1st. |
| Fashion Camp at CMU | Jun 22-27 | Students will be taking part in interactive learning seminars along with hands-on experience in the following subjects: trend forecasting, fashion illustration, introduction to Adobe Illustrator (CAD), sewing and textile basics, & portfolio development.Apply at http://www.ehs.cmich.edu/amd click on Fashion Camp. |
| Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising Summer Program |
Varies according to location |
Three days of fashion world discovery. Participants explore careers of fashion, graphics, interior design, digital media and entertainment. Seminars will be held in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Orange County, and San Diego. Visit http://fidm.edu/admissions/days-of fashion/index for more information and application. |
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Ferris State University Criminal Justice Camp |
Jun 15-20 or Jun 22-27 |
Students who are juniors and seniors (16 - 19 yrs. old) experience a week in the criminal justice world. Students attend real defensive tactics training, investigate a real crime scene, tour a courtroom and jail, and compare real police work to what is on TV. Visit https://ucelcpd.ferris.edu for more information. Select "Camps/Registration," then "Criminal Justice Camp." |
| Georgetown University 2008 Summer Programs |
Jun 1 - Jul 3 Jul 6 - Aug 8
Jul 6 - Aug 8
Jun 22 - Jul 12
Jul 13 - 20
Jun 29 - July 6
Varies by program |
Summer College for High School Juniors. Subjects include Art, Music, Theater, Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, English, Government, History, Languages, Math, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology, Sociology, and Theology. Applications accepted on a rolling basis. http://summer.georgetown.edu/summer_college/
Fundamentals of Business Program for High School Juniors: the opportunity to explore the various aspects of business through an intensive five-week, three undergraduate credit course. Applications accepted on a rolling basis. www12.georgetown.edu/scs/spp/gateway_to_business/high_school
College Prep Program: a series of classes for students wishing to prepare for college-level study. The program is designed to promote concrete improvement in English, Math, and college research and study skills. Targeted for students who have completed at least their sophomore year in HS. Applications accepted on a rolling basis. http://summer.georgetown.edu/college_prep/
International Relations Program: combines academic learning with hands-on experience in the nation's capital in order to heighten understanding of international players, their systems, and current dilemmas facing the post-Cold War. Applications accepted on a rolling basis. http://summer.georgetown.edu/international_relations/
Journalism Workshop: students learn the dynamics of Washington reporting; photojournalism or print journalism focuses. Applications accepted on a rolling basis. www12.georgetown.edu/scs/spp/journalism/
Performing Arts in Washington, Environmental Science, Computer Science, American Politics and Public Affairs, National Security and Counterintelligence www.summer.georgetown.edu |
| Girls State Program Michigan State University | Jun 15-21 | A government simulation program comprised of the best and brightest female students from Michigan. The objective is to provide hands-on training in government. Scholarship opportunities are available through completion of the program. www.boysandgirlsstate.org. |
| Hillsdale College | June 16-28 | High School Study Abroad.(London) W. Shakespere, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis: Heroes and Heroism in Literature.For more information email www.diane.philipp@hillsdale.edu or call 517-607-2526. |
| Hillsdale College | June 26-July 8 | High School Study Abroad (London & France) Winston Churchill and WWII. For more information email www.diane.philipp@hillsdale.edu or call 517-607-2526. |
| Hillsdale College | July 7-19 | High School Study Abroad (Italy) Western Civilization: Visions from Italy. For more information email www.diane.philipp@hillsdale.edu or call 517-607-2526. |
| Hillsdale College | Aug 5-11 | Life and Liberty Summer Program. An introduction to the liberal arts education. Scholarships available. www.lifeandliberty@hillsdale.edu 517-607-2483 for details and application. |
| Hollinsummer at Hollins University | July 6-18 | Located in Virginia, Hollins University is distinctive for having one of the finest English and Creative Writing programs in the country. You will get a taste of college life, two classes, athletic clinics, and fun & recreation. Deadline: June 6th. Visit www.hollins.edu. |
| Indiana University Jacobs School of Music: Summer Percussion Workshop | Jul 14- 18 | Deadline is May 12th, 2008. Intensive 5 day event in Bloomington IN. Sessions will include audition techniques, chamber music, sight reading, career development and much more. Students will perform in the IU Percusssion Ensemble. www.music.indiana.edu/special_programs/summer_percussion. |
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International Summer School of Scotland, St. Andrews |
Jul 6 - 27 Jul 30 - Aug 20 |
High school students (age 14-18) combine learning, creative enrichment and adventure in the historic and picturesque seaside town of St. Andrews. Academic programs include English Language, Youth Leadership, IB Program, Creative Writing, and Debate. Electives include Golf, Theatre, Tennis, and Film. Visit www.summerschoolscotland.com for more information. |
| Irish American Cultural Institute | Jul 6- Aug 1 | Learn about Ireland's rich heritage and traditions and experience its culture face-to-face, while making lifelong friends from all over the United States. For more information call 973-605-1991 or go to www.iaci-usa.org. |
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The Junior Statesman Summer School The Junior Statesmen Foundation |
Various, depending on the location |
Three week program open to freshmen, sophomores and juniors who have an interest in politics and current events. Courses include AP US Government, Speech Communication, Political Philosophy, US Foreign Policy, AP Macroeconomics, and Public Speaking and the Law. Sessions offered at Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, and Stanford. Partial scholarships are available. Access application and other information at www.summerschool@jsa.org.$4,450. 10% discount if application is received by February 28. |
| Lake Forest College Writing & Thinking Workshop | Jun 15 - 28 | Students live on campus and participate in small informal workshops using strategies to help students explore their own ideas. Rolling admission; limited financial aid is available. Go to www.lakeforest.edu/wtw for more information. |
| Lawrence Tech's Forensic Summer Science Institute | Jul 14 - 18 | Commuter program designed for students interested in biology, chemistry, and physics. Students will explore DNA fingerprinting, drug testing, hair and fiber analysis, ballistics and testing for gunshot residue, blood detection using fluorescence analysis, Thin Layer Chromatography to separate and identify drugs and other compounds, Infrared Analysis and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance to analyze trace evidence gathered from the scene of suspected arson, Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry to identify components in a mixture of volatile compounds, High Pressure Liquid Chromatography to identify components in a mixture of nonvolatile compounds. Applications are available at www.ltu.edu/community_k12/forensic_summer_science.asp. |
| Lawrence Technological University | Varies | Juniors and Seniors are invited to sign up for one of the summer camps offered at Lawrence Tech. Biomedical Engineering, Entrepreneurial Discovery BizCamp, Autonomous Robotics, Alternative Energy and Power Generation, Architecture and Interior Design, Automotive Design, Imaging and Graphic Design, Biotechnology, and Gaming camps. Go to www.ltu.edu/community_k12/summer_camps.asp |
| Macomb Community College Summer Career Academies | Varies | Great opportunity to explore different careers with hands on activities. One week academies may help you chose a career path. Call 586-445-7640 or email stantone@macomb.edu. |
| Media Arts & Sciences Summer Camp at MSU |
Jul 14-18 Jul 21-25 |
Five camps available: Video Game Design, 3D
Modeling, Digital Cinema, Podcasting, Building Online Communities.
Four camps available: Video Game Level Design, 3D Animation, Digital Documentary, & Record a Rock Band. Each camp includes hands-on instruction and evening activities. Space is limited. Sign up at: http://tism.msu.edu/camps or by calling 517-355-8372 |
| Miami University Multicultural Leadership Program Summer Leadership Institute | Jun 21-27 | Students will spend the week with students and faculty to learn about life on the Miami campus. Scholarships are available to students who attend Miami University in the fall. For more information go to www.mu.ohio.edu/admissions/mlpsli |
| Michigan Association for College Admission Counseling | May 2 | FREE to 9th to 11th graders. Students will have the opportunity to hear from dynamic speakers and attend informative and interactive sessions about choosing a college, athletics, essays and tests, financial aid, and student life. |
| Michigan State University China Adventure Program | Jun 22 - Jul 12 | Program of 1 week intensive study of China at MSU and 2 weeks of travel in China. Twenty high-achieving students entering the 11th or 12 grade with minimum 3.5 GPA and strong test scores will be accepted into the program. Students have the option of earning 4 MSU credits. Go to www.msu.edu/~gifted/chinaadvenure/chinaadventure.htm for more information. Deadline March 14th. |
| Michigan Tech Summer Youth Programs | Various, depending upon the program | For grades 9 - 11. Students choose from over eighty exploration topics in areas of: Engineering, Science and Technology, Computers, Business, Environmental Studies and Outdoor, and Arts and Human Sciences. Complete exploration descriptions are on the website. Visit http://youthprograms.mtu.edu for more information and application details. |
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mica: Maryland Institute College of Art Pre-college Studio Residency Program |
Varies by Program | Classes include: Foundations of Visual Thinking, Art History, and core studio courses in 3D imaging, Design, Drawing and Painting, Photography, Graphic Design, Multimedia, Sculpture, and Video. Workshops include: 3d imaging, Bookmaking, Ceramics, Sculpture, Drawing, Graphic Design, Fibers, Illustration, and Video. Current high school sophomores and juniors may apply. Programs are available for the U.S. and Abroad. Application materials must be postmarked by March 31st. Scholarships are available. Call (410) 225-2219 or go to www.mica.edu (select Programs of Study) for more information. |
| National High School Institute Northwestern University |
Jun 29-Aug 3 Jun 29- Aug 16 |
Programs include: Debate Scholars, Film & Video Production, Forensics, Journalism, Junior Statesmen, Music, Musical Theater, and Theater Arts and Design/Technical. Applicants must have completed their Junior year. Financial Aid is available. Early Admission deadline: Mar 6; Regular Admission deadline: Apr 4; Late Admission deadline: Apr 11. Visit www.northwestern.edu/nhsi for more information. |
| Notre Dame Pre-College Programs | Varies by program | Notre Dame offers 4 summer programs: Summer Scholars is a unique opportunity for academically outstanding students to study for two weeks with the prestigious faculty and live the campus life. Three other programs are African American Scholars, Latino Community Leadership Seminar, and Global Issues Seminar. |
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Oxbridge Academic Programs
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Varies by program |
For motivated students grades 9 - 12; choose two classes from a variety of courses including Art History, Medicine, Law, Classics, History, Architecture, Film, Creative Writing, Languages, and Cultural Immersion. Rolling admission. Visit www.oxbridgeprograms.com for more information. |
| Oxford Advanced Studies Program |
Jul 1 - 25 |
Held at Somerville College, Oxford. Students are accepted on the basis of a satisfactory transcript and academic reference. Deadline is May 15th. Visit www.oxedge@optonline.net to request information and application. |
| Oxford, UK Summer Programs | Jul 6 - Aug 30 | 10-18 year olds can participate in a summer program in Oxford. Minimum camp is 2 weeks. Go to http://www.oxford-royale.co.uk/docs/ORA-BH-2008.pdf for more information and application. |
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SCAD Summer Seminars Savannah college of Art and Design |
Various dates |
Rising Star Program is a five week residential
program for students who have completed their junior year and want the
pre-college experience. Students earn 10 hours of college credit.
SCAD Summer Seminars are one week residential programs for students who have completed their freshman, sophomore or junior year of high school. Students participate in two five-day workshops. Workshops for both programs include: Animation Basics, Sequential Art Basics (Cartoons, Comics and Characters), Fashion Basics, Figure Drawing, Still Life Drawing, Digital Photography Basics, Poster Tradition, Acrylic Media, Architectural Sketching, Furniture Design, and others. Application deadline is April 15th. Go to www.scad.edu/admission/summer_programs/index.cfm for more information. |
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Service Learning in Paris International Seminar Series |
Jul 2 - 27 |
A program of cultural immersion through community service, French language and study in Art and Architecture, Politics and History, or Writing and Literature. Visit www.study-serve.org for more information. |
| St. John's Northwestern Military Academy Summer Adventure Camp |
Jun 22 - Jul 1 Jul 6-15 Jul 20-29 |
For males ages 11 - 16; program designed to motivate, challenge and achieve. Adventures include: paintball, climbing, rappelling, fishing, archery, obstacle courses, marksmanship, golf, orienteering, swimming, canoeing, sailing, hiking, and SCUBA. Contact SJNMA to enroll 800-752-2338. Visit www.sjnma.org for more information. |
| STEPS (Science Technology Engineering Preview Summer Camp for girls) |
Jun 15-20
Jun 22-27 |
Girls currently in 9th-11th grade are invited to apply. The focus of the camp is Robotics. This is a residential program through Univeristy of Detroit Mercy. Go to www.eng-sci.udmercy.edu/pre-college/steps/ |
| Stevens Summer Experience | Varies |
Exploring career Options in Engineering and
Science, Programming Boot Camp and The Euclid programs are offered at
Stevens Institute of Technology. Go to
www.stevens.edu/admissions/summer.
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| Summer Art and Design University of Michigan |
Apr 15 May 1 |
Summer Portfolio Day. A chance for academically and artistically gifted
juniors o spend a 1/2 day at the School of Art and Design. BFA Prep: 2 week residential program for 9-11 graders to give them experience of college-level studio art and design. |
| Summer Discovery 2008 |
Various, depending upon the program |
Summer Discovery students are introduced to the college experience through an array of over 300 enrichment and/or college credit classes on any of the 9 campuses in the US and Europe. Programs are open for students in 9th through 12th grades. Campus choices include UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, UC San Diego, University of Michigan, Georgetown University, and Northeastern University Boston. Foreign programs include Cambridge University in England, Universidad Politecnica de Valencia in Spain, and Instituto Lorenzo de' Medici in Italy. Rolling admission. Visit http://summerfun.com for more information. |
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Summer Study Programs at - Penn State
- University of Colorado at Boulder
- Summer Study in Paris |
Various, depending upon the program |
Students completing 10th, 11th or 12th grade can earn college credits and/or participate in enrichment courses and the Kaplan SAT Preparation in any of the programs. Visit www.bestsummerever.com for more information. |
| Take Charge Summer Program |
Jun 19 - 26 Jun 26 - Jul 3 |
Summer program to enrich leadership, decision making and information management skills on the Old Dominion University campus. Application deadline is February 2nd. Go to www.tcharge.org for information and application. |
| Transit - University of Detroit Mercy | Jul 21-25 | A summer camp exploring the world of transportation. Students must be in 9-11th grade and have at least a 2.75 GPA. Deadline is June 13th. Visit the CRC for application. |
| University of Chicago Summer Session 2006 | Varies with the program | Programs for rising sophomores, juniors and seniors. Students take undergraduate courses for college credit. Programs include: Summer Language Study; Research in the Biological Sciences; Stones and Bones (geology and fossil excavating); Ancient Egyptian Language, Culture and History; Exploring the Classical World through Greek Drama; Field Studies in Urban Sociology; American Law and Litigation; Collegiate Writing: Censorship and the Power of Art; and Creative Writing Workshop. Visit http://summer.uchicago.edu for more information. |
| University of Findlay Pharmacy Summer Camp | Jul 15-17 | Learn about career opportunities in pharmacy. Learn about Pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, and therapeutics. Go to www.findlay.edu. |
| University of Florida Student Science Training Program | Jun 15 - Aug 2 | Outstanding science students, currently in 10th or 11th grade, are invited to study at one of the top public research facilities in the country.Go to www.cpet.ufl.edu/sstp. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until program is full. |
| University of Michigan Dept. of Geological Sciences Camp Davis |
5 different programs |
Two sessions of UofM's popular Introductory Geology in the Field course at Damp Davis near Jackson Hole, Wyoming offered to graduating high school seniors. This course has no prerequisites and admission to UofM is not a requirement to attend. Humanities course (History and Literature of the Rockies) also offered. Application deadline is May 1, 2007, April 1st for Intro to Geology. Visit www.geo.lsa.umich.edu for more information. |
| University of Michigan Summer Science Academy 2007 |
Jun 15 - 27 |
Residential academic enrichment program for highly motivated sophomores and juniors (current). Students experience campus and medical school life and are exposed to a variety of health-related professions. Partial and full scholarships available. Applications must be post marked by March 14th. Visit www.med.umich/medschool/ssa for more information. |
| University of Michigan Summer Programs | Varies by program | U of M offers a variety of programs including: Women in Science and Engineering, Debate, Nursing, Athletics, Computers and much more. Visit http://www.umich.edu/summer_prog.php for more information. |
| University of Notre Dame Summer Scholars | Jun 22- Jul 5 | Open to students entering junior and senior year and are at leasst 16 years of age. Cost of program is $2,400 inclusive of tuition, housing, meals, field trips, and extracurricular activities. Scholarships are available for diversity and underrepresented students. Applications due March 1st. http://summerscholars.nd.edu |
| University of Notre Dame African American Scholars, Latino Community Leadership, & Global Issues Seminar | Varies by program | All expenses paid by the University including transportation. One-week seminars for academically superior students. Applications due by February 15th. http://precollege.nd.edu. |
| University of Southern California Summer Seminars |
Various |
Four-week residential program to give high schools students entering grades 11 or 12 a taste of college life. Students choose from among 20 academic seminars that each grant 3 university elective credits. Some examples are: An Introduction to Photography as an Art Form, News: The Basics and The Future, & Introduction to Video Game Design. Visit www.usc.edu/summer for more information. |
| Washington University in St. Louis High School Summer Scholars Program |
Jun 8 - Jul 12 Jul 13 - Aug 15 |
For students entering their senior year. Students gain the college experience and earn transferable college credit. Courses include Languages, Arts, Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences. Applicants must have an academic average of B+ or better, have a combined SAT score of at least 1800, combined PSAT score of 180 or a composite ACT of at least 25. Application deadline for Session 1 is May 2; application deadline for Session 2 is June 6. If applications are submitted before March 3, nonrefundable app fee is waived. Visit www.summerscholars.wustl.edu or call 866-209-0691 for more information. |
| Washington Workshops U.S. Congressional Seminar |
Jun 15 - 20 Jun 22 - 27 Jul 13 - 18 |
Students learn firsthand about new direction in American national government, congressional politics, homeland security concerns and America's War on Terror; participate in on-site visits with administration officials, foreign diplomats, press and academic leaders, embassy visits, Washington D.C. college visits, and a model congress. Apply online at www.workshops.org. |
| Wayne State University Summer Programs | Varies | Over 30 different programs for all ages. Programs range from athletics to theatre to academics. Go to K-12.wayne.edu to see descriptions of available programs. |
| Western Michigan University Summer Flight Academy | Jun 18 - 22 | For juniors or seniors interested in aviation. Explore aspects of aviation, develop basic aviation skills, and fly a WMU aircraft. Go to www.wmich.edu/aviation for more information. |
| Williwaw Adventures | Various | Wilderness adventures camps. Activities include coastal sailing, backpacking, sea kayaking, surfing, and whitewater rafting. Scholarships available. Visit www.williwawadventures.com for more information. |
| Wolfeboro Summer Boarding School | Jun 25 - Aug 9 | An intense and structured academic program integrated with supportive recreation, activities and residential life. The school emphasizes basic skills in traditional subjects. the development of organizational and study skills is paramount. Visit www.wolfeboro.org for more information. |
| Women in Engineering University of Dayton | Jul 13-18 | Young women learn about the aspects of a career in engineering. You will conduct experiments, innovate, create, and recreate. For more information visit www.engineering.udayton.edu/wie DEADLINE: June 2nd. |
| Women Leaders of Tomorrow at Alfred University | Jul 27-31 | Young women will explore and develop their leadership potential through skill building workshops, self-reflection exercises, and collaborative projects. Designed for students entering 10th, 11th, & 12th grades. Deadline: March 17th. Visit www.alfred.edu/summer. |
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