Summer Programs

Summer 2014 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 material is received in the CRC, so check back often! All program information is in the College Resource Center.

Institution/Program Program Date Description of Program

4 Star Camps Varies

Academic enrichment camps for senior and junior high students. One week mini sessions, 2 week and 4 week full sessions, SAT Preparation, weekend excursions and more. They offer four distinctly separate academic enrichment programs to ensure your child has the best opportunity to thrive in their educational endeavors. All of their academic camp participants live and study on the beautiful and historic grounds of the University of Virginia. For more information go to http://www.4starcamps.com/

Academic Study

Associates Summerfuel

College Admission Prep

Varies by Location of Program

Jumpstart your college admissions process with ASA’s highly successful 12 day program. SAT Prep with The Princeton Review, essay writing instruction, one-on-one counseling and admissions workshops with experienced college counselors will give you a complete understanding of the admissions process. Add area college visits and you’ll be ready to complete your application! For students completing grades 10 & 11. Go to http://www.summerfuel.com/ for more information or click on the University below you are interested in.

http://www.summerfuel.com/cap/uc_berkeley

http://www.summerfuel.com/cap/columbia

http://www.summerfuel.com/cap/tufts

Academic Study Associates Summerfuel

pre-college & cultural immersion

programs

Varies by Program

An extraordinary summer experience of learning and fun. From Barcelona to Berkeley, ASA’s pre-college and cultural immersion programs balance expert instruction, scheduled activities, travel and freedom to foster greater independence and personal growth. Return home with greater insight into yourself and the world around you. Spaces are limited, so apply soon. For more information and to register go to http://www.asaprograms.com/

Action Quest

No Set Deadline

Incredible Summer Adventures for Teens For over 40 years, AQ has consistently delivered high quality sailing, scuba, marine biology & community service summer adventure camps for teens. Through hands-on learning and adventure travel throughout the world, we have successfully ignited the inherent leadership skills within thousands of young adults. Begin the journey with strangers from across the globe and end your journey with lifelong friends, new skills and abilities. This could be your most memorable summer ever. Whether you are looking for scuba camp, sailing camp or marine biology camp, your adventure starts here. Most students enroll early to ensure a space in the program of their choice yet there is no set application deadline. For more information visit http://www.actionquest.com/all-adventures/

AFS Intercultural Programs

USA

Depart July 12

Irish Summer Culture and Community Service Program. Come join us for two weeks in Ireland this summer! Ireland has a rich fascinating history and we’ll be learning about it first-hand. From our homebase in the western county of Donegal, we’ll take field trips to other parts of Ireland, including Dublin and the counties of Meath, Cavan, Fermanagh, Sligo, and Derry as well as visiting castles and historical sites. For more information and to apply visit http://www.afsusa.org/groups/my-group/mi-ireland/

Alfred University Summer Programs

Varies by Program

Each summer we welcome high school students from all over the country to our safe, beautiful campus to participate in exciting academic institutes and sports camps. These programs provide young people with opportunities to learn more about their fields of interest, to sample life on a college campus, and to meet other students with similar interests and academic ability. Their website www.alfred.edu/summer or http://www.alfred.edu/summer/hs.cfm contains detailed information about all of their programs offered along with brochures and application forms.

Alma College Leadership Academy

July 12– July 18

Are you creative? Artistic? Technically or scientifically savvy? Do you have a passion for educating the public on important issues? Want to create positive change in society? Academy participants work with Alma College faculty and current students to explore issues and ideas that affect our local, state, national and international communities. This year’s academy will focus on the importance of water to healthy communities, sustainable development, and quality of life in Michigan and the world. Deadline for applications is May 15, 2015. If you would like more information or to apply visit http://www.alma.edu/leadacademy

American Collegiate Adventures Summer

Programs

Varies by Location

Whether students are stateside enjoying Madison’s lakeside appeal or the rich history of D.C., headed overseas to savor the fast-paced charm of London, the old-world atmosphere of Seville or the Renaissance splendor of Florence, or headed down to Central America for an incredible experience in Costa Rica and Panama, every ACA location offers a unique combination of cultural diversions, academic resources, reassuring safety – and great summer weather. ACA provides challenging courses taught by engaging academic professionals – not just “workshops” supervised by our resident counselors. We offer a diverse selection of classes, field trips and special events, ensuring that every student has an enlightening summer. ACA programs in Europe and Central America provide the same structure and security as any ACA programs stateside! ACA’s bilingual staff members also live on-site and are dedicated to improving the language skills of each student. For more information and to apply visit http://www.acasummer.com/

American Legion Boys and Girls State

Programs June 14 - 20

A one week program during the summer for young men to learn about government and how it works. This program is open to all male junior students (11

th grade) based on qualifications. There is also a program

for female Junior Students to participate in also. Come to the CRC for an application and to see how you can attend for free. For more information visit http://michiganlegion.org/pages/boysstate.html

American Legion

Department of Michigan Student Trooper Program

Program 1 July 19 - 24

Available to only Michigan high school students in 10th, 11th and 12th grades. Qualifications are must be in good health, capable of strenuous exercise, handle strict discipline; minimum G.P.A. of 2.5 or higher, must have no juvenile or criminal record, and have an interest in criminal justice. There is a deadline date of July 1

st. You can obtain an application from the Career Resource Center or

online at http://www.michiganlegion.org/student-trooper.html

asse International Student Exchange

Programs

Varies by Program

If you’re still undecided about making the commitment to spending a school year abroad, ASSE’s Summer Homestay or European Summer Language programs offer the perfect solution. You’ll get a firsthand experience with another country’s culture and way of life, and you’ll be able to improve your foreign language skills dramatically! (In some countries we can place you in a family where English is

spoken as a second language.) You may choose from a list of countries for a short–term exchange experience during the months of July and August. For more information go to http://www.asse.com/United_States/summer.htm

Babson Summer Study for High

School Students

July 7 – Aug 8

Babson’s Summer Study provides a living/learning laboratory for students to focus on applying and advancing their knowledge in business and entrepreneurship. In this collaborative community, students will gain the tools and experience first-hand how to impact and reshape organizations, industries, and the world. Each program will introduce students to Babson’s way of Entrepreneurial Thought and Action® and provide resources and strategies for students to think about company and world issues through their classes, cases, speakers, and scheduled activities. Click here to learn more about program fees, financial aid and the application process. http://www.babson.edu/admission/visiting-students/high-school/summer-study/Pages/home.aspx Deadline to apply is April15th.

Baldwin Wallace

July 13 – July 17

Experience Honors Summer Program Get a Jump On It...Rising high school juniors and seniors: get a leg up on the college admission process, sample exciting academic subjects and experience the best of campus life! http://www.bw.edu/academics/honors/summer-camp/

Ball State

University

July 19 - 21

DesignWorks 2012

The College of Architecture and Planning’s DesignWorks is open to high school students of all backgrounds and professional interests. Applicants must have completed their sophomore or junior year of high school and in general must be ranked in the top 20 percent of their high school class and have a grade point average of 3.0 (B) or better on a 4.0 scale.

Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities?

The 2015 application is available Apply today. . You will also need to

submit an official copy of your high school transcript, a nonrefundable application fee of $35 (if paying by check, payable to Ball State University), and a current passport-size photo. Apply early—this workshop fills up quickly.

Learn more and at http://cms.bsu.edu/calendar/events/academics/cap/2015/07/designworks?date=2015-07-25

Banson NYC

Session A: June 22 – 28

Session B: July 13 - 19

NYC Fashion Summer Camps for High School Students…

Banson NYC is excited to offer 2 NYC Fashion Summer Camps for high school students in 2014. They are designed for teens entering 9

th through 12

th grades.

Each week-long session will teach students the fundamentals of the fashion industry by providing an insider’s perspective. Day-camp as well as overnight-boarding options are available. We accept applications on a first come, first

served basis. For More Information: Contact Banson NYC at

www.bansonnyc.org or (917)328-1469.

Barnard College

Summer in New York City

Varies

Live and Learn at Barnard College. Get the Barnard Pre-College advantage. Co-ed programs for rising high school juniors and seniors. You will be able to choose from three different programs ranging from one week to four. Class topics include: Anthropology, Art, Physics, Theatre and Film, Psychology, Sociology, Writing, Literature, International Affairs, History, Music, Dance and Urban Studies. For more information about the specific programs and to register go to www.barnard.edu/precollege

Boston College

Summer Experience Program

June 22– Aug 1

Are you thinking about where to apply to college and what to study? Spend six weeks at Boston College. Take college courses; earn college credit. Live and study with your peers as you experience college. Each summer talented and motivated high school students who have completed the Eleventh grade and have compiled outstanding academic records immerse themselves in a campus environment that encourages academic exploration, fosters personal growth, and develops strategies for dealing with the more intense demands of college. As a Boston College Experience student, you will test yourself by taking college-level courses with undergraduate students as you explore subjects not available at your high school.

Due to limited enrollment, students are urged to submit all application and supplementary materials as soon as possible. Students are notified of acceptance within one week after receipt of all material.

For more information and to apply visit http://www.bc.edu/schools/summer/bce/

Boston University New England Center

for Investigative Reporting

Varies

The New England Center for Investigative Reporting (NECIR) is a nonprofit investigative reporting newsroom based at Boston University. Its mission is to ensure the survival of serious, in-depth investigative journalism in New England and to train a new generation of investigative reporters. For more information feel free to visit their the following webpage http://www.bu.edu/com/academics/journalism/new-england-center-for-investigative-reporting/

Boston University Pre-College

Varies, depending upon

the program

During this six-week summer high school honors program, students are enrolled in two summer academic courses of their choice, studying alongside Boston University undergraduates and earning up to eight college credits. The High School Honors Program offers more than 100 undergraduate courses in a range of exciting subjects not typically available in high school classrooms—such as medical anthropology, Buddhism, and economics. Students receive guidance in identifying subject areas and courses that are appropriately challenging and applicable to future college work. Financial aid is available for students who demonstrate need.

Summer Challenge Program: two-week preview of college life and coursework in a non-credit setting. There is no application deadline; however, students are encouraged to apply early to ensure receiving the session and course selection of their choice. Admissions are made on a rolling basis, and only completed applications are reviewed.

For students entering their freshman or sophomore year of high school, the one-week, non-credit, Summer Preview Program offers a choice of two seminars, providing an opportunity to explore an academic interest in depth or investigate a new topic. There is no application deadline. However, students are encouraged to apply early to ensure receiving the course selection of their choice. Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis, and only completed applications are reviewed.

The high school summer Research Internship in Science & Engineering Program (RISE) provides an opportunity for academically motivated rising seniors to conduct university-level research in state-of-the-art laboratories, alongside some of the sharpest scientific minds in the country. This competitive, six-week honors program provides full immersion in the laboratory environment. Under the guidance of a Boston University research mentor, high school summer research internship students work on a new or ongoing research project for forty hours a week. The application deadline for the completed application including financial aid materials for the Research Internship in Science and Engineering Program is March 31, 2014.

For more information on these programs visit: www.bu.edu/summer/highschool

Broadreach

Think Summer!

Various

Educational summer adventures for teenagers 13-19 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. Many Broadreach programs qualify for college credit and all offer a community service component ranging from 5-55 hours. Visit www.gobroadreach.com for more information.

The Brown Leadership Institute

Varies, depending upon

the program

Pre-College Summer@Brown is about challenge, discovery and new friends. Each summer, talented high school students from around the world come to Brown to prepare for college success, and experience life as a student on an Ivy League campus. To learn more visit http://brown.edu/ce/pre-college/

Bryant University

Leadership Institute Pricewaterhouse

Coopers Accounting Careers

June 21 – 26

The PricewaterhouseCoopers Accounting Careers Leadership Institute (the Institute) is a week-long, hands-on opportunity for Latino/a and African American juniors (rising seniors) in high school to learn more about the accounting profession and about the key role accountants play in society. Throughout the program, students work directly with Bryant University faculty, staff, and students, as well as professionals from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) – the largest professional services firm in the world. Space is limited; application deadline is March 27, 2015. Additional information and an application may be downloaded at http://www.bryant.edu/admissions/for-guidance-counselors/pwc-accounting-careers-leadership-institute.htm

California College

Of The Arts

June 22 – July 17

For more than 25 years, CCA’s Pre-College Program has been an inspiring opportunity for high school students to study art, architecture, design or creative writing in an art school setting while earning 3 units of college credit. Immerse yourself in a college-level curriculum and become part of a creative community, meeting and working with other talented, serious students from diverse backgrounds. Pre-College provides a perfect platform to expand your knowledge, grow as an individual, develop strong portfolio pieces, and get a taste of college life. For more information go to http://www.cca.edu/academics/precollege

California State Summer School For

The Arts

July 11 – Aug 7

A four week summer program for talented and motivated high school students in California & Beyond. Alumni of the program include Zac Efron, James Franco and Kristen Vangsness to name a few. Applications MUST be postmarked on or before FEBRUARY 28, 2015 Stop by the CRC to pick up information or visit their website at http://www.csssa.ca.gov/

Calvin College Entrada Program

June 21 - July 17

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 4, 2015.

Cambridge College

Programme

At University of Cambridge in

Cambridge, England

July 10 - July 25

Add a Paris excursion

July 25 – July 29

Those who are admitted choose from two, three week programmes: The Academic Programme or the International Leadership Programme. Since the inception of the Cambridge College Programme, it has been the goal to not only offer challenging academic courses, but also to incorporate an in-depth course study through lectures and excursions to expose scholars to both cultural and historic venues, which will broaden their horizons during their stay in England. We are proud to announce that the Summer 2015 Academic Programme has 65 course offerings. In addition a week-long Paris excursion may also be added to either option. For more information and to apply visit http://cambridgecollegeprogramme.org/

Carleton College Carleton Liberal Arts Experience

Carleton College Summer Writing

Program

Carleton College Summer Science

Institute

July 5 - 11

July 5 - 24

July 12 – July 31

& July 19 - Aug 7

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. 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.

Carnegie Mellon Summer

Pre-College Programs

June 27 - 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 Fashion Design Summer Camp

June 21 – June 26

July 12 – July 17

Camp will be offered to high-school students that will be enrolled in grades 9-12 next fall or recent high school graduates. The camp is limited to 18 students on a first come first serve basis. Acceptance will be in the order of receipt of application. Application materials and information about schedules, room and board and dorm room layouts are available on the CMU Fashion Design Department Website: https://www.cmich.edu/colleges/ehs/program/amd/Pages/Fashion-Camp.aspx

Central Michigan

University Leadership Camp

May 17 - 19 and

June 5 - 7

Three-day program for prospective CMU freshmen that are interested in exploring leadership on campus. For more information and how to register go to the following link and scroll down https://www.cmich.edu/ess/ResLife/Leadership_Opportunities/Leadership_Camp/Pages/About_Leadership_Camp.aspx

Choate Rosemary Hall Summer

Programs

Varies,

depending on the program

Classes offered in Art, English, History and Social Sciences, Languages, and the Sciences. For more information and an

application visit http://www.choate.edu/page.cfm?p=505

Cleveland Institute of Art

July 12 – July 25

Sharpen your artistic skills. Experiment with new media. Build your portfolio. And focus on your art at the Cleveland Institute of Art's Pre-College Program. During this two-week residential program, you'll use the tools and processes available only to our students and experience the life of an art student at a premier college of art and design. For more information visit http://www.cia.edu/precollege/

College For Creative Studies

July 5 - July 25

High school sophomores, juniors and senior, attend this 3-week intensive immersion program where they earn college credit, visit artist studios and museums, participate in figure drawing studio and attend art history classes with CCS faculty at the Detroit Institute of Arts and participate in a final exhibition. Choose to live on campus or commute. Recommended for students with some art and/or design experience. To learn more visit http://www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/academics/ce/precollege-

programs/summer-experience

Columbia College

Chicago

July 6 – July 24

The High School Summer Institute is an intensive 3-week program for creative high school students that have completed their sophomore, junior, or senior year of study who want to immerse themselves in the visual, media, and communication arts. On-campus housing is available for distance and out-of-state students. For more information visit http://www.colum.edu/Academics/HSSI/index.php

Columbia University Summer High

School Programs

New York

Session I June 28 - July 18

Session II July 20 - Aug 8

Barcelona July 5 – July 25

Beijing July 18 – Aug 8

Jordan July 10 – July 31

Columbia University Summer High School Programs http://ce.columbia.edu/High-School-Programs-Homepage

Study in New York City (for grades 9 - 12) courses include: Sciences, Law, Business, Engineering, Politics, Arts, College Prep, Liberal Arts. Application fee is waived if in by Feb. 5th. http://ce.columbia.edu/Summer-Program-High-School-Students-NYC Study in Barcelona (for grades 11 - 12) courses include: History, Culture, and Language. Application Fee is waived if in by Feb. 5th. Go to http://ce.columbia.edu/high-school/barcelona for more information. A program for both Chinese students and students from outside China who will be entering grades 11 or 12 or freshman year of college in fall 2015. The program is conducted in English and mounted in collaboration with the Columbia Global Center | East Asia. http://ce.columbia.edu/high-school/beijing Our Beijing Summer Program will not be taking place in 2015. Culture and History: Understanding the Arab World - A pre-college summer study-abroad program for students entering grades 11 or 12 - or freshman year of college - in fall 2013, organized in collaboration with King's Academy in Jordan and facilitated by the Columbia University Middle East Research Center in Amman. Application fee is waived if in by Feb. 5th. For more information visit http://ce.columbia.edu/high-school/middle-east

Compass College of

Cinematic Arts

June 22-26

Summer Acting Camp takes place on campus at Compass College of Cinematic Arts in downtown Grand Rapids. It’s fun, creative, and engaging way to spend time during the summer! Registration will close on June 12

th. Visit

http://www.compass.edu/index.php/programs/summer-camps/acting-camp for more information.

Cornell University Summer College

Six-week programs

June 20-Aug 4

Three-week programs,

Session 1 - June 20-Jul 11

Three-week programs,

Session 2 - July 12-Aug 1

Architecture, RABS,

Dual Programs

June 20-Aug 1

Cornell University Summer College offers a wide variety of programs to meet your interests and scheduling needs. Depending upon whether you are a sophomore, junior, or senior in high school, you can:

attend Cornell for three or six weeks between June 21 and August 5

earn an average of three to six credits

concentrate on college courses and careers in fourteen different subject areas.

Some programs have limited enrollment and fill quickly, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible to ensure that you get your first-choice program and/or classes. You can do this by visiting us at http://www.sce.cornell.edu/sc/

Discovery Student Adventures

Varies

By

Location

On a Discovery Student Adventure you will have the chance to jump the tourist barriers and enter places few travelers go, the authentic sites where amazing cultures flourish beyond the tourist’s gaze. You’ll even have the opportunity to give back, participating in local efforts to replant the rainforest; save the wombat's habitat; or researching the Great Barrier Reef—just to name a few. For more information and to apply go to https://discoverytrips.wordpress.com/author/discoverytrips/

Duke TIP

Varies

By

Program

Duke TIP offers challenging educational adventures to motivated, dedicated, and talented high school students who possess a desire to learn in a unique setting. Duke TIP Field Studies are two weeks long and take place in U.S. locales or in countries around the world such as China, Costa Rica, and the Netherlands. These authentic academic experiences, similar to college field courses, allow students to take advantage of unique surroundings to fully explore the course material. To out what programs are available visit http://www.tip.duke.edu/node/61 Many programs fill very quickly so check it out today.

Emory University Pre-College

Program

Varies

The Emory Pre-College Program is a summer academic program for high school students. It gives college-bound rising juniors and rising seniors an exciting glimpse of academic and residential life at a top-ranked national university. High school students may explore topics with professors who are the leading experts in their fields, enroll in classes with college students, and earn transferable college credit. Two-week non-credit courses and six-week credit courses are available. Emory Pre-College students live together in a dorm on campus or within commuting distance with their families and participate in a variety of programs, activities, and excursions designed to prepare them for college life. To learn more about these programs and to apply visit http://precollege.emory.edu/

The Experiment in International Living

Varies by

Location

Challenging Summer Abroad Programs for High School Students in Europe, The Americas, Africa, Asia, and The Pacific. For four or six weeks, Experimenters travel in small groups and engage directly in a new culture through community service, language study, travel, ecology, the arts, cooking, photography, theater, or outdoor adventure. Whatever the destination or focus, all Experiment summer abroad programs engage students in a profoundly moving educational journey of cultural exploration and discovery. For more information visit http://www.experimentinternational.org/

Fashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising

San Francisco: June 23 - 25

Los Angeles: June 25 - 27

San Diego:

June 29 – July 1

Orange County: June 22 - 24

Are you interested in great careers in Marketing, Fashion Buying, Merchandising, Fashion Styling, or Fashion Design? Have you ever wanted to create your own business? Then don't miss 3 Days of Fashion, a summer program for High School students (with limited spaces for sophomores and freshmen) where you will:

Discover new and exciting career options

Take workshops such as Draping, Creative Thinking, and Product Development

Learn how to sketch the nine-head fashion figure

Find out what a Designer really does

Meet FIDM Grads who have found success and are doing what they love

Tour some of the best shopping spots in the world

Get the answers to all your questions from the people who really know: the working professionals

Visit http://fidm.edu/en/news+and+events/3+days+of+fashion/ct-days+of+fashion for more information and to register.

Ferris State University

Varies by Program

Ferris State Sports Camps Programs Offered are as Follows:

Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Football, Hockey, Softball, Youth Tennis, Adult Tennis, Girls Volleyball

For information on Sports Camps offered by Ferris:

For any FSU camp-related questions call their toll-free number at (866) 950-2267 or email: summercamps@ferris.edu For additional information visit http://www.ferrisstatebulldogs.com/camps/index.htm

Free Enterprise Leadership Challenge

Varies by Location

Do You Have What It Takes To Start a Company and Be a Leader?

Five-day overnight camp for rising high school sophomores, ,juniors and seniors. Learn more about running your own business at camp. Register online today at www.felcexperience.org

The George Washington University

Pre-College Programs

6 week session July 5 - Aug 14

3 week session July 5 - July 24

The College Intensive program is a selective program that gives rising juniors and seniors the opportunity to earn college credit by engaging in challenging undergraduate coursework. The 6-week session allows students to enroll in GW summer courses alongside GW undergraduates. The 3-week and 1-week sessions are full-day undergraduate courses offered in an experiential format, and designed specifically for high school students. Courses are taught by GW faculty, and grades establish an official academic record at GW. Although grades are typically transferable, policies on transferring course credit varies by institution. For more information and to apply visit http://www.gwu.edu/apply/precollege/courses/collegeintensive

The George Washington University

Summer Immersion

Session I July 5 - 17

Session II July 19 – July 31

George Washington Pre-College courses engage students through hands-on, experiential learning. Students are instructed by GW faculty and scholar practitioners through lectures, seminars, applied activities and site visits.

Summer Immersion is a non-credit program for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors (graduation spring '16, '17, '18). Students enroll in two-week, full day courses that integrate lecture-based instruction with experiential and applied activities. Students expand and deepen their knowledge of a topic through collaborative learning and an exploration of the diverse intellectual and cultural resources of Washington D.C.

For more information and to apply visit http://www.gwu.edu/apply/precollege/courses/summerimmersion

Georgetown University

Varies by Program

Discover your passion this summer at Georgetown University. Whether you’re seeking college credit, exploring a new interest or want to experience campus life firsthand, you are certain to find a program at Georgetown that both sets you apart from your high school peers and leaves a lasting impression for years to come. For a list of courses and how to apply visit http://scs.georgetown.edu/departments/21/summer-programs-for-high-school-students

Hillsdale College Varies

Hillsdale College offers several opportunities for high school students to study with our acclaimed faculty, both on Hillsdale's campus and in exciting locations in the U.S. and abroad. For more information, please contact the Admissions Office. For programs earning college credit, high school study abroad, or summer science camps visit their website at http://www.hillsdale.edu/admissions/high-school

Hiram College

Varies

HiramCollege is pleased to inform local high school students of their summer workshop programs. These camps are run by college faculty and student volunteers, and cover a variety of subjects. There are five camps for high school students. The Emerging Writers Workshop for Creative Nonfiction is for juniors and seniors with an interest in writing, and the Hiram Genomics Academy + Spanish is for high school students interested in science and the importance of Spanish in the medical field. The HiramRoboticsAcademy is for sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in math and technology, and the Hiram Fine Arts Workshop is for juniors or seniors passionate for art. Last but not least, the Hiram Institute of Theatre is for juniors and seniors who are interested in musical theatre. They run at different times in the months of June and July. Space is limited so sign up today. For more information, please visit www.hiram.edu/summerathiram

Hollins University

Varies

Looking for an adventure for this summer? Take a look at Hollinsummer, a great combination of learning and fun, on one of Virginia's most beautiful campuses. With seven distinct experiences, Hollinsummer encourages students to explore their talents with opportunities ranging from creative writing to whitewater adventure. For more information visit http://www.hollins.edu/summerprograms/hollinsummer/index.shtml

Indiana University of Pennsylvania:

Summer Honors Program

July 12 - July 25

Live and learn in a community of scholars. Experienced full-time IUP professors will guide your explorations and help you get a sense of what college will be like. Application deadlines: April 15th. Applications are available at www.iup.edu/honors/shp

Indiana University Summer Enrichment Program in Biology

July 19 - 24

The Jim Holland Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) is an exciting opportunity for Indiana underrepresented high school students to broaden their horizons in science. Whether interested in learning more about genetics, evolution, environmental, and molecular biology; plant sciences; or a host of other scientific focuses, attending the Summer Enrichment Program offers not only lectures and discussions, but also hands-on laboratory experiences. Led by a dynamic and skilled team of Indiana University faculty members and Indiana high school teachers, students take with them more knowledge of various scientific careers as well as advanced preparation and expectation for a successful and fulfilling collegiate experience. For more information visit http://www.bio.indiana.edu/community/precollege/Holland_SEP/index.shtml

Indiana University Jacobs School of

Music

June 14 - 20

The 68th Annual I.U. Summer Music Clinic offers the high school student a musically challenging experience on the beautiful wooded Indiana University campus. Students live in university housing with final concerts presented in the Musical Arts Center. All members of clinic staff are experienced and successful music instructors in their own right. A number of recital and program opportunities are presented throughout the week. Visit http://music.indiana.edu/precollege/summer/music-clinic/ to register.

Indiana University Kelley School of

Business

Young Women’s Institute

June 14-19 or

June 21-26

Experience life as a business student—while still in high school.

It’s never too early to start thinking about your future.

In fact, if you’re a hardworking sophomore or junior high school student who’s already putting serious thought into what you want to do in life after college, odds are, you’d make an ideal Kelley candidate.

If you are interested in studying business in college, consider participating in one of our two highly selective week-long summer programs:

The Young Women’s Institute is open to women who are high school juniors

during the 2014–15 school year. A minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale is required. The deadline to apply is April 1

st. To apply visit

http://kelley.iu.edu/Ugrad/PreCollege/YWI/page39078.html

Indiana University Kelley School of

Business July 5 - 17

If you are a high school sophomore, junior, or senior interested in experiencing the intersection of business, language, and culture— this two-week program is for you. This intensive experience, presented by IU CIBER (the Indiana University Center for International Business Education and Research) will bring to life the phrase, “Business is global.” For more information go to http://www.kelley.indiana.edu/IIB/ProgramsandIntitiatives/CIBER/page38734.cfm

Interlochen Center for the Arts

Varies

depending on the program

selected

The world's premier summer arts program for aspiring artists in grades 3 through 12, Interlochen Arts Camp attracts students, faculty and staff from all 50 U.S. states and more than 40 countries. Each summer, 2,500 students come to Interlochen to train intensively with renowned instructors, producing more than 400 presentations in music, theatre, dance, visual arts, creative writing and motion picture arts. Application fees - $50 fee if you apply online. $65 fee if you apply by mail Must submit a recorded audition if required. To learn more go to http://camp.interlochen.org/

The International

Summer School of Scotland

St. Andrews July 23 – July 23

Session II

July 26 - Aug 16

Cambridge July 15

– Aug 5

The exclusive summer school program of The International Summer School of Scotland offers high school students from all over the world (aged 13-18) the unique opportunity to combine learning, creative enrichment and action-packed adventure in the historic and picturesque seaside town of St Andrews during the summer break. The International Summer School of Scotland prides itself on providing high quality academics and exciting electives. Students of the summer school create a personalized three-week program to suit both their academic needs and extracurricular tastes. Each summer school student is able to choose one academic summer program and one elective summer course. For more information visit http://www.summerschoolscotland.com/

Kansas City Art Institute

July 5 – July 24

Pre College ArtLab - A three week residency program for high school students. Deadline is May 1st. Experience firsthand the commitment and focus it takes to be a full-time art students. For more information go to www.kcai.edu/spce or http://www.kcai.edu/continuing-education/programs/high-school

Kettering University Varies by Program

Kettering University’s Summer Pre-College Program series offers your students a way to explore engineering and science through a variety of day camps and/or residential programs. Check out programs such as Computer Engineering Day Camp, Sustainable Energy, Engineering & Science Career Exploration and More! Check out all the options! Register TODAY! http://www.kettering.edu/futurestudents/precollege/

Lake Superior State University Summer

Camps

Varies by Program

Lake Superior State University offers a variety of class for all ages. They have class offerings in the following areas. Science Camps, Engineering, Sports Camps, Performing Arts and Photography. For more information and to apply visit http://www.lssu.edu/summercamps/

Lawrence Tech

University

Varies by Program

Interested in technology, design, or science? Lawrence Technological University offers you a variety of camps run by professors who will introduce you to the latest innovations in modern labs and studios using state-of-the-art equipment. And, what’s more, you can choose to make these day camps residential and experience college life first hand. You’ll live in student housing, eat in Café Lawrence, and participate each evening in a fun selection of organized activities. For more information and to register go to http://www.ltu.edu/community_k12/summer_camps.asp

Lebanon Valley College

June 21 – June 26

July 5 – July 10

The Health and Biomedical Sciences Summer Camp provides high school students a window into the scientific basis of human health. Through lectures and hands-on laboratory investigations in state-of-the-art laboratories, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of molecular biology, pharmacology, immunology, biochemistry and medical ethics. Students will learn how laboratory science can be translated into improved human health, and they will engage in investigative experiences that will allow them to apply their laboratory skills to real life problems. In addition, students will interact with practicing professionals in fields such as medicine, physical therapy, toxicology, genetic counseling and biomedical laboratory research. The Health and Biomedical Sciences camp will provide a fun, challenging and engaging college environment in which students will develop a deeper understanding of what it means to be a biomedical scientist and health professional. For more information visit http://www.lvc.edu/health-bio-summer-camp/

Lewis and Clark

College

June 28 – July 10

The Fir Acres Workshop in Writing and Thinking, a two-week residency summer program on the campus of Lewis & Clark College, is designed especially for high school students who want to strengthen their learning and communication skills by experimenting with and changing their approach to writing. Participants in small workshop groups, led by associates of the Bard Institute who serve as faculty at Fir Acres, will meet three times daily in order to collaborate on creative as well as critical writing and thinking.For answers to Frequently Asked Questions, or to apply now, https://college.lclark.edu/programs/fir_acres/

Lifeworks International

Varies

The service, adventure, and educational opportunities available on a Lifeworks program are as diverse as the countries through which we travel. Whether you are looking to contribute to authentic service projects, experience a new and different culture, practice your language skills, or whitewater raft through a rainforest, being part of a Lifeworks team will be the experience of a lifetime. For more information visit http://www.lifeworks-international.com/give.php

Loyola Pre-Collegiate

Summer Scholars

Varies

Three-Week Seminars are designed exclusively for high school students, these classes are intensive learning experiences that meet Monday through Friday, combining both in-class instruction and hands-on activities or group fieldwork. Students earn three hours of college credit. The students in the six-week Academy program enroll in two courses offered as part of the regular undergraduate curriculum and attend classes alongside Loyola and summer visiting students. Admission requirements are at least a 3.2 grade point average and current sophomore or junior. Applications are accepted, on a rolling basis, depending on availability in the course and housing openings. For more information and course selection go to http://www.luc.edu/summerscholars/

MICA: Maryland Institute College

of Art Pre-College Studio Residency Program

Baltimore: June 27 - July 25

Tuscany: June 27 - July 18

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. For more information on Tuscany visit http://www.mica.edu/Programs_of_Study/Programs_for_Children_and_Teens/Programs_for_High_School_Students/Summer_Pre-College/Summer_Pre-

College_in_Tuscany.html Application materials must be postmarked by March 28th. For more information on Baltimore go to http://www.mica.edu/Programs_of_Study/Programs_for_Children_and_Teens/Programs_for_High_School_Students/Summer_Pre-College/Summer_Pre-College_in_Baltimore_.html

Scholarships are available. Call (410) 225-2219 or go to www.mica.edu (select Programs of Study) for more information.

Miami University

Session 1 July 5 – July 17

Session 2

July 19 – July 31

The Junior Scholars Program provides a total college experience for academically-talented, rising high school seniors during a six-week, summer term in which they do the following: Take university courses and earn six to eight hours of college credit, learn from Miami's nationally-recognized faculty, reside in a "living-learning" community with other Junior Scholars participants, and qualify for guaranteed admission to Miami University. For more information visit http://www.miami.muohio.edu/admission/admission/high-school/jr-scholars/

Michigan Technological University’s

Summer Youth Programs

Varies by program

They offer over 70 explorations each summer to discover and learn about various fields through hands-on laboratory, classroom and field experiences. They have programs for current 6th -current 11th grade students. They are organized into four groups:

Summer Camps: Explorations for current 6th - 8th grade students

Career and Adventure Explorations: Current 9th - 11th grade students

Competitive Scholarship Programs: Current 9th - 11th grade students

Courses for College Credit: Current 10th & 11th grade students

Applications can be found at http://www.syp.mtu.edu/apply-process.php or http://www.youthprograms.mtu.edu/.

Milwaukee Institute

of Art & Design

July 6 – July 17 or

July 6 – July 24

MIAD's Pre-College Program is a series of weekend and summer classes devoted to developing high school students' artistic skills and prepare them for an art and design college. Classes are available for high school freshman through senior year. For more information go to http://www.miad.edu/precollege

Minneapolis College of Art and Design

July 12 – Aug 2

The Pre-College Summer Session is a three-week, studio-intensive, residential program developed to provide high school juniors, seniors, and recent high school graduates the chance to complete rigorous coursework and learn the critical skills to prepare them for college. Students are able to choose their own major amongst four: Graphic Design, Comic Art, Painting, or Digital Photography. Graduates of the program leave with three college credits and the confidence and experience necessary for any aspiring art student. For more information visit http://mcad.edu/academic-programs or http://mcad.edu/admissions/prepare/pre-college

National Geographic Student Expeditions

Varies

We invite the next generation of explorers to get out in the field and follow in the footsteps of National Geographic photographers, writers, and scientists. You might kayak into a remote fjord along Alaska's dramatic coast, study the behavior of giant tortoises in the Galápagos, or settle into a village in Tanzania and help out with a community project. It takes just a little digging to find that there is wonder—big and small—all around the world. Come discover it with us. To find out about the programs offered or to apply visit http://www.ngstudentexpeditions.com/

New York University

July 5 - Aug 14

NYU Precollege - Experience College this Summer

NYU Precollege offers rising high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to experience academic and student life at New York University. Students take college level courses for academic credit which may be applied to a future degree. Residential and non-residential options are available.

Participants take credit-bearing courses with current college students. Additionally students have the opportunity to participate in free noncredit workshops taught by NYU's distinguished writing experts. The workshops offer students an opportunity to enhance writing skills and focus on college-level writing.

Outside the classroom, NYU Precollege offers workshops regarding the college admissions and application process, as well as a variety of on- and off-campus social events and activities. NYU Precollege allows outstanding high school students to get a taste of college while still having time to work,

volunteer, and enjoy the summer vacation.

For more information: http://www.nyu.edu/admissions/precollege.html

Northern Michigan University

July 26 – Aug 1

Northern Michigan University is hosting an Environmental Science Camp. High school students entering grades 10, 11, or 12 will explore the scenic vistas and natural resources of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and learn how scientists use technology to study the changing environment. For more information or to register visit http://www.nmu.edu/summer/environmentalcamp

Northwestern University

National High School Institute for Film and Video at Northwestern University. The premier university-based summer program for outstanding high school students - since 1931. For more information visit http://nhsi.northwestern.edu/

Northwestern

University Summer Program

Varies

The Northwestern University Center for Talent Development Summer Program is where smart kids come to be engaged, inspired, prepared and challenged through learning. In other words, where smart kids come to have fun!

The Summer Program’s Equinox courses provide rigorous academic enrichment and acceleration opportunities for academically gifted and talented students completing grades 9 through 12. If you want to earn high school credit at the honors and Advanced Placement (AP) levels while making friends with classmates from around the world and enjoying a glimpse of life at a great university in a city rich with culture apply today at http://www.ctd.northwestern.edu/summer/programs/equinox/ or http://www.ctd.northwestern.edu/summer/

Oakland University July 15 - 17

The Honors College at Oakland University was established to support high achieving students. Honors colleges often talk about being the best. We at The Honors College at Oakland know that what really makes an honors college "the best" is to give students the best support. We do that when we focus on your aspirations. The Honors College at Oakland University is one of the most established honors colleges in the U.S.A. http://wwwp.oakland.edu/hc/

Oberlin College Foresight Prep

Sustainable

Business

June 21 – July 4

Sustainable Food

July 5 – July 18

Essential Resources

July 19 – Aug 1

Three remarkable pre-college seminars designed to empower motivated high school students passionate about sustainability, social equity and the environment. This summer, explore the future of Business, Food, and Essential Resources. Foresight Prep @ Oberlin is a collaboration between Foresight Design Initiative and Oberlin College, based upon shared commitments to sustainability, diversity and holistic and experiential education. Visit http://www.foresightprep.org/ for more information

Oberlin College Conservatory

Programs

The Conservatory of Music offers a series of music workshops and institutes during the summer months. Our programs are open to high school and college students, teachers, and accomplished amateurs with exceptional opportunities who want to develop performance and teaching skills, expand repertoire, build technique, and generally enjoy music-making and performances in a supportive and collegial atmosphere.

Participants study with members of the conservatory’s distinguished resident and guest faculty and have full use of the conservatory’s exceptional facilities. Participants may also be eligible to receive college credit. Visit http://new.oberlin.edu/office/summer-programs/

Otis College of Art

and Design

July 6 – July 31

Immerse yourself in a dynamic, creative environment with other students who are passionate about art and design. This summer, build and develop your creative and artistic skills while exploring a specific medium or aspect of art and design.

This intensive, four-week, pre-college program is for individuals 15 and older who wish to study at one of the top art and design colleges in the country. Serious young artists seeking to strengthen and enhance their art and design skills, as well as students with limited art training, are invited to participate. To receive a brochure please fill out the Rush Me Info form. For information visit http://otis.edu/summer-art now. Questions? Please call 310.665.6864, email soa@otis.edu, or contact us here.

Oxbridge Academic Programs

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 just to name a few. Many new courses have been added to our course offerings. If you apply in December, regardless of your program of choice, we'll guarantee your first choice of offered course! For more information visit www.oxbridgeprograms.com

Oxford Advanced Studies Program

Two-Week Course

July 5 – July 18 July 19 – Aug 1

Four-Week

Course July 5 – Aug 1

A varied range of carefully-designed courses is offered in the Arts, Humanities, Social and Natural Sciences, from which students make a selection to suit their interests and requirements. All courses receive equal weighting, and are taught in an engaging and interactive way by expert British university graduates, all specialists in their chosen field. The Oxford Advanced Studies Program is thus a particularly rewarding learning experience and an excellent preparation for the more self-initiated study approach required at a higher level. For more information visit http://www.oasp.ac.uk/summerprogram/course-overview or http://advancedstudiesprogram.com/dates-and-prices/

Oxford Royale

Academy

Varies by program

Oxford Royale Academy (ORA) is a British company with a real passion for international education. Each year our team works harder to compile stimulating and rewarding programs for all ages, bringing together outstanding teachers (many of whom teach at Oxford and Cambridge), energetic counselors, brilliant guest speakers and professional support staff. This year, ORA expects to welcome students from all over the world to the historic cities of Oxford and Cambridge, and we hope you can join us. Many of our students come back year after year to either take a new programs or to take a different subject combination.

It is important to be clear that Oxford Royale Academy is not part of or otherwise affiliated to the University of Oxford (or the University of Cambridge). Students taking our programs catch a glimpse of what it is like to study "at Oxford", or Cambridge, (via, for example, immersion in the college environment, taking classes with tutors from the University, interaction with University undergraduate students and generally experiencing the Oxbridge student lifestyle). For more information on the programs offered and how to apply visit http://www.oxford-royale.co.uk/

Phillips Exeter July 5 - Aug 8

Every summer Phillips Exeter Academy welcomes to campus some 700 students for five weeks of academic study, athletics, and exploration that carry participants far beyond the classrooms and the playing fields. Typically, students come to us from more than 40 states, Puerto Rico, Washington, D.C., and several dozen foreign nations. For more information about academic and extracurricular offerings, please visit their website http://www.exeter.edu/summer

Pratt Institute’s Pre-College

Program

July 6 – July 31

Jump start your career in Art, Design, Architecture or Creative Writing. Take introductory courses and earn college elective credits. High school students have an invaluable opportunity to sharpen their portfolios and get a taste of college life, while earning four college credits. To be eligible you must be at least 16 years old and have completed your sophomore year, be self motivated and a responsible student. We will accept all levels of experience. For more information visit https://www.pratt.edu/academics/continuing-education-and-professional/pro-credit-programs/precollege/

Purdue University

Students Completing

9th

or 10th

Grade

June 21 – 26

Students Completing 11th Grade

July 6 – Aug 8

The Purdue University Pre-Freshman And Cooperative Education (PREFACE) program was developed in 1980 and designed to give students completing their freshman and sophomore year in high school an opportunity to try out engineering for a week during the summer on the Purdue main campus. Participants nationwide are chosen based on their high school grades, their math or science teacher and/or counselor recommendation. For more information visit https://engineering.purdue.edu/MEP/Programs/PREFACE

The Putney School Summer Programs

Varies

Our program is for high school students, rising freshmen to rising seniors. You are eligible if you are currently in 8th, 9th, 10th, or 11th grade. Students who are homeschooled or in ungraded programs are welcome. You can expect summer students to be ages 14 to 17. You must also, through your application, show us that you are excited about spending three or six weeks focused on the arts, farm or ESOL, and that you expect to work hard. Apply at http://summer.putneyschool.org/

Putney Student

Travel

Varies

For 60 years, Putney Student Travel has offered students completing Grades 7-12 the opportunity and insight to shape their world through travel, unique cultural engagement, friendship, and fun. We believe that an essential component of every young person’s education is passionate engagement with the world in the company of carefully selected peers–an experience that goes far beyond looking out the window of a tour bus. To find out more about the volunteer and pre-college experiences that are offered or how to apply visit http://goputney.com/

Quality Alaskan Finishes

Varies

Quality Alaskan Finishes 3-Day Wood Restoration and Refinishing School

Learn how to properly care for log, cedar and wood sided homes; how to restore old, gray wood to like-new condition; even how to properly maintain wood decks and fences… And to operate a lucrative wood maintenance service as a division of your existing company, or as a stand-alone business! For more details visit the website at http://www.qualityalaskanfinishes.com/

Ringling College of Art and Design

June 21 - July 18

PreCollege Perspective is an intensive four-week curriculum where high school students build and strengthen their visual art and design skills and broaden their artistic potential while gaining focus on college and career goals. Three elective college credits will be awarded to all first-time students who successfully complete the PreCollege program. For more information visit http://www.ringling.edu/PreCollege.77.0.html

Rhodes College The Summer Writing

Institute

June 14 - 26

This summer – Find a voice, Become a writer, Meet lifelong friends, Live on campus, Earn college credits. For information and an application, visit www.rhodes.edu/summerwriting

Rochester Institute of Technology

July 24-25 and

August 7-8

College & Careers is a two day career conference offered two weekends this summer. It is designed to help students, who will be entering their senior year in the fall, gain the experience and knowledge necessary to start making career decisions. Regardless of your background or academic interest you will find College & Careers to be a rewarding and fun way to explore your future. For more information visit http://www.rit.edu/emcs/admissions/careers/

Rochester Institute

of Technology

Camps for Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Students

Varies

Summer Camp Opportunities for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students.

Health Care Careers Exploration Camp – Students explore a range

of career options in health care fields and learn about important issues in health care

Explore Your Future – is a six day career awareness program

Savannah College of Art and Design

Varies

SCAD Summer Seminars offer week long workshops for high school students who have completed their freshman, sophomore or junior years. Students have the opportunity to gain a valuable educational experience while developing their creative vision through exciting art and design assignments and projects. Participants may attend only one session per location (Atlanta/Savannah).

For more information http://www.scad.edu/programs/continuing-ed-summer/summer-seminars.cfm

School of the Art Institute of

Chicago Early College

Program for High School Students

Varies

This nationally recognized program is open to local, national, and international high school students who are currently sophomores, juniors, or seniors. These all-day courses offer students the chance to fully engage in art and design as they prepare for college. http://www.saic.edu/continuing_studies/high_school/index.html or http://www.saic.edu/cs/high_school/summerinstituteresidencyprogram/

School of Visual Arts Summer Pre-College

Program

July 13 – July 31

Pre-college programs designed for high school students who want to enhance their creative skills, learn more about a particular field, develop a portfolio and experience the challenges and triumphs at a college. For more info go to www.sva.edu or http://www.sva.edu/special-programs/pre-college-program/summer-program

School Year Abroad

China: June 16 – July 21

France: June 16 – July 21

Spain: June 16 – July 21 Italy: June 16– July 21

SYA Summer, an extension of School Year Abroad (SYA), is excited to offer five-week summer programs in China, France Spain and Italy.

SYA Summer seeks motivated students with a sincere interest in advancing their language skills and experiencing another culture. To that end, admission to the program is competitive and space is limited.

http://admissions.sya.org/s/833/two-column.aspx?sid=833&gid=1&pgid=361

Sewanee Environmental

Institute

June 28 – July 11

The Sewanee Environmental Institute (SEI) Pre-college Field Studies Experience is now accepting applications for the Summer 2015 program. Deadline for applying is April 10th. Students will have the opportunity to explore Sewanee's ecologically diverse 13,000-acre campus under the guidance of faculty members who are passionate about environmental education. This program provides an interdisciplinary introduction to environmental studies.

For more information about the SEI program, highlights, cost and an application, please go to: http://sei.sewanee.edu/programs/precollege

Smith College

Varies

Imagine your summer at Smith: Smith offers diverse programs for all interests. Have you ever imagined being a writer or an environmentalist or scouring history for new perspectives? At Smith, our professors encourage you in pursing and discovering your academic talents. Open to girls entering grades 9 through 12 in fall 2015. For more information go to http://www.smith.edu/summer/

Snow Farm High School

Summer in Art The New England

Craft Program

Session 1: June 28 - July 11

Session 2: July 12- July 25

Full Summer: June 28 - July 25

A hands-on intensive summer in art; Students choose two areas of study from Drawing & Color, Glassblowing, Ceramics, Textile, Welding, Flame-working, Photography, and Metals. Scholarships are need-based only. High school credit also available, but must be coordinated with art and guidance offices. Visit www.snowfarm.org for more information or go directly to http://www.snowfarm.org/high_school_crafts_program.html

St. Albans School of Public Service

June 21 - July 18

A politics, government, and public service summer program at St. Albans School in Washington D.C. Online application are available at www.schoolofpublicservice.org While there is no set applications deadline admissions decisions are on a rolling basis and in most cases the class is filled by late March or early April.

St. John’s College

The Summer Academy

Santa Fe

June 21 – 27 June 28 – July 4

and July 5 – 11

Annapolis

July 12 – 18 July 19 - 25

Spend a week (or two!) at St. John’s College exploring great ideas with other high school students. The Summer Academy offers participants a rich experience reading and discussing original texts in small discussion classes (tutorials and seminars) with faculty members experienced in guiding thoughtful and lively conversations. Students will learn to read texts closely, question their assumptions about the ideas they encounter in them, articulate their own ideas clearly through collaborative inquiry and dialogue, share insights, and listen actively. For more information and to register visit http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/admissions/summeracademy.shtml

Stanford High School

Summer College

Stanford's High School Summer College provides academic, social and intellectual opportunities that cannot be found in a high school classroom. You will have the chance to take challenging courses while interacting with students and scholars from around the world. You have the opportunity to earn Stanford University credit while taking advantage of the exciting scholarly resources available to members of the Stanford community. At the same time, you can sample the unique entertainment and outdoor recreation activities on campus and in the culturally rich San Francisco Bay Area. These diverse and interesting academic and extracurricular offerings provide many occasions for personal growth, enjoyment and the opportunity to develop memorable friendships. We invite you to join us for Summer 2015.

Our selective eight-week program attracts exceptional high school students who are eager to experience a true university environment. Current high school juniors and seniors are eligible to apply; applications from accomplished and mature high school sophomores will also be considered. Students must be 16 by the start of the academic quarter.

To inquire about the program or to apply. Visit them online at

https://summercollege.stanford.edu/

Stevens Institute of Technology

Varies by Program

The Stevens Summer features several distinct programs across varied areas of academic interest. All are designed to be project-driven, hands-on programs that give students a real college experience. In every case, our on-campus programs are complemented by site visits to Fortune 500 companies. Students may choose to participate in more than one program during the summer, as long as the program dates do not overlap. Program information and registration can be found at www.stevens.edu/sit/admissions/highschool/pre-collegeprograms.cfm.

Student Conservation Association

Track I June 8

th

Track II

June 15th

Track III July 13

th

Track IV July 27

th

If you are currently in high school, between 15 and 19 and looking for tuition-free summer service opportunities, SCA's National Conservation Crews are for you. There's work to be done in all 50 states -- in parks and forests, on beaches and riverbanks, at fisheries and volcanoes. You could be there, carving trails across tundra, building rock steps up woody slopes, constructing foot bridges over marsh lands... We run crews in three different tracks and they can be 15 to 35 days in length. Go to http://www.thesca.org/ to learn more about the association or http://www.thesca.org/serve/national-crews for more information about the service opportunities.

Summer Discovery Varies on

Program and Location

Our unique partnerships with some of the world’s most prestigious universities allow our students unparalleled access to great academics, culture, sports, and residential life. Like UCLA, University of Pennsylvania, Florence, Italy to name a few. Classes are taught by college professors, graduate teaching instructors, top secondary school teachers, artisans and professionals. Most classes are small and interactive, making learning meaningful and fun. For a complete listing of universities and course choices visit http://www.summerdiscovery.com/

Summer Study Programs

- Penn State - University of Colorado/Boulder - Summer Study in Buenos Aires or Paris

Various, depending upon

the program

Summer Study creates exciting pre-college summer programs for high school students. You would be at some of the finest facilities including the fabulous "Big Ten" campus of Penn State University, the breathtaking Rocky Mountain campus of University of Colorado at Boulder, perfect your language skills while living in the greatest and most exciting South American city of Buenos Aires and the greatest city of the world with "all-suites" hotel lodging at The Sorbonne in Paris, France. Explore the website to learn all the exciting details of available programs at http://www.bestsummerever.com/

Syracuse University

Six Week Program July 6 – Aug 14

Three Week and Four Week Programs

Varies

Two Week Program Varies

Syracuse University Summer College offers high school students the opportunity to explore college majors and experience college life with credit and non credit programs. Summer College has

something to offer everyone with more than 20 programs and 50 courses to choose from. All programs and courses are college-level. The deadline for financial aid applications is April 15, 2014. For more information visit http://summercollege.syr.edu/

Tufts University

First Session

May 20 - June 26

Second Session June 30 - Aug 7

12-Week Session

May 20 - Aug 7

Spend time this summer immersed in college level academics at a world class University. Tufts summer study offers rich opportunities to explore new interests, experience college life, and prepare for your future through an intensive six-week programs with courses for high school juniors and seniors. You will gain the skills and confidence needed to meet the challenges of university study. For more information visit their site at http://ase.tufts.edu/summer/

U.S. Military Academy Summer Leaders Seminar

May 30 – June 5 June 6 - 12

The United States Military Academy hosts the Summer Leaders Seminar (SLS) for high school juniors going into their senior year. The weeklong program of academic classes, military training, physical fitness training and intramural athletics gives students the opportunity to experience cadet life and to see first-hand what West Point has to offer. For more information go to www.admissions.usma.edu or http://www.westpoint.edu/Admissions/SitePages/Summer.aspx

The University of Alabama

Summer I May 25 - June 25

Summer II

June 30 – July 31

You don’t have to wait until freshman year – Summer On Campus lets you experience college, develop confidence for college study, and get ahead with college courses on The University of Alabama campus. You’ll live in a residence hall, walk the Quad, make great friends and take two college courses at UA. And you’ll have the same strong support network you experience in your online courses – peer coaches who live in your residence hall, academic advisers, and student-centered instructors. For more information visit http://uaearlycollege.ua.edu/summer-on-campus/

The Art Institute of

Michigan

June 24 – 27

Summer Studio - Whether you are into design, technology, music, fashion, or cooking, we take talented individuals like you and help them turn their imagination, excitement, and creative energy into something awesome. To find out more visit

https://summerstudio.com/

The University for Creative Studies

SCAD

Savannah June 20 - July 24

Atlanta

June 21 - July 25

Rising Star: A pre-college program for rising high school seniors The challenging five-week Rising Star program awards college credit to rising high school seniors who are ready for a summer college experience. For more information visit http://www.scad.edu/admission/admission-information/pre-college/rising-star

The University of

Chicago

varies by program

During the summer, the University of Chicago offers numerous opportunities to accomplished high school students. Tomorrow's undergraduates can immerse themselves in the University of Chicago's unique atmosphere as early as this summer. There are numerous undergraduate-level programs to choose from. Depending on the program deadlines will vary. Visit https://summer.uchicago.edu/ for more information.

The University of

Dallas

July 8 – July 27

Shakespeare in Italy - The University of Dallas invites high school students interested in literature and history to participate in its annual summer program, Shakespeare in Italy. Each summer, University of Dallas professors lead students through the most compelling works of Shakespeare's corpus in the midst of his most enchanting and breathtaking Italian settings. Like all of our summer programs, Shakespeare in Italy is based upon classical and classic texts from the University's core curriculum. If you would like to receive a brochure and other information for Shakespeare in Italy, please Request More Info We would love to hear from you. For more info visit

http://www.udallas.edu/travel/shakespeareinitaly/

The University of

Dayton

Vocal Music Institute

June 22-26

The University of Dayton’s Department of Music is proud to present the 2015 Vocal Performance Institute. This prestigious five-day program gives high school aged singers an opportunity to study their craft with UD college professors and guest artists for the Human Race Theater and Dayton Opera.

The program concludes with a student recital open to family and friends.

To learn more visit www.go.udayton.edu/vpi

The University of

Dayton

Honors Engineering Camp

Week 1 June 14- 19

Week 2

June 21 - 26

The University of Dayton's Summer Honors Engineering Camp offers hands-on projects allowing you to experience engineering. In these courses, you will have the opportunity to use our state-of-the-art facilities and interact with our professional faculty and engineering students. Students will be regrouped for each instructional component to foster interpersonal relationships and provide new and exciting intellectual challenges. More simply, the camp has been designed to answer the question, “Why engineering?”

I encourage you to visit https://www.udayton.edu/engineering/k-12-

programs/summer_honors_engineering_camp/index.php to learn more about this exciting opportunity. Application forms can be obtained on the website.

University of Dayton Women in

Engineering

July 12 - 17

Discover if engineering is for you — attend the Women in Engineering Summer Camp and find out! The Women in Engineering Summer Camp is a six-day residential camp for high school women entering either the tenth, eleventh or twelfth grade. These young women are immersed into the world of engineering. They will conduct experiments, innovate, create and recreate. For more information and to apply visit http://www.udayton.edu/engineering/hs_programs/index.php or https://www.udayton.edu/engineering/k-12-programs/women_in_engineering_summer_camp/index.php

University of Detroit Mercy

Reading Skills

and Speed Reading Programs

varies

Reading Skills and Speed Reading Programs for Children and Adults offered this summer in Grosse Pointe Farms. For an enjoyable activity with lifelong benefits, we recommend one of our eight different reading skills programs taught by instructors from the Institute of Reading Development. For more information or to enroll visit them online at http://www.udmercy.edu/reading/

University of Detroit Mercy

Architectural

Camp

June 22 - 26

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN CAMP - This exciting, educational, and, innovative summer program is a one-week commuter camp for high school students interested in gaining exposure to the world of Architecture. Students will be introduced through a variety of hands-on projects to fundamental concepts of architecture, design, and, engineering while working within a university studio environment.

Participants must (1) be currently enrolled in the 9th-11th grades during the 2012-2013 academic year, (2) have a minimum GPA of 2.5 with no grades below a D and, (3) have good citizenship/ conduct marks. •Registration Deadline is May 20, 2013. Complete the registration form and provide a copy of the participant’s last report card to the University of Detroit Mercy. http://www.udmercy.edu/summer/

University of Kentucky

Design Camp

June 14 - 20

Experience what it’s like to be a Design Student at KU! KU Design Camp is a pre-college summer program offered to high school students who are entering their Sophomore, Junior, or Senior year and are interested in Design. Students live and learn on the University of Kansas’ renowned Lawrence campus, working in studios during the day and enjoying a variety of evening activities, all supervised by Design Camp staff. At KU Design Camp you will get to learn from the best in studios taught by full-time KU Design faculty, hear keynotes from leaders in the design industry, and work with current KU Design students. In addition, you’ll get the opportunity to tour Allen Fieldhouse, go bowling in the Kansas Union’s Jaybowl, take a guided-tour of the Spencer Museum of Art focusing on graphic design, and more! If you’re interested in learning more about design and developing skills and creativity through hands-on experience in a college-environment, KU

Design Camp is for you. Visit https://design.drupal.ku.edu/DesignCamp

University of Michigan

School of Art and Design

varies

Non-degree programs for middle school and high school students are offered each summer: two week-long BFA Prep and one week-long Portfolio Prep residential programs and one-day Summer Portfolio Day visits for high school students, and a week-long In the Middle program for regional middle school students. These opportunities are all available by application. For more information go to http://art-design.umich.edu/programs/summer

University of Michigan

Summer Science Academy

Varies

Summer Science Academy (SSA) is a two-week entry level residential academic enrichment program sponsored by the University of Michigan Medical School. SSA brings together highly motivated current 10th and 11th grade disadvantaged high school students throughout Michigan to experience campus, medical school life and other enrichment experiences to which they might not otherwise have access. During the two-week session, the student leaders stay in the dorm with participants and provide classroom tutoring, intellectual and social stimulation, one-on-one and small group mentoring, and insight into college and medical school life. During the day, SSA participants attend classes taught by experts in the field and participate in fun-filled evening events highlighting cultural diversity, self-development, and the arts. For more information and to apply go to http://www.med.umich.edu/medschool/ssa/ or http://www.med.umich.edu/ohei/program/mhssi.html

University of Notre

Dame

June 27 – July 11

Summer Scholars - Stimulate your spirit; Exercise your mind;

Participate in Summer Scholars! Learn more about this unique opportunity for exceptional students to explore one of a number of academic fields of study. For two weeks, participants become part of Notre Dame through study, service, and spiritual encounters. http://precollege.nd.edu/

University of Pennsylvania

July 5 - 25

The Engineering Summer Academy at Penn (ESAP) welcomes highly motivated and talented students to explore Engineering at the college level. The Academy’s intensive, three-week programs combine sophisticated theory with hands-on practical experience in cutting edge technologies. Work with leading faculty, live on Penn’s historic campus, and connect with new friends from around the world. https://saast.seas.upenn.edu/

University of Pittsburgh

July 12 - 17

The Bridge is designed to provide the best collegiate preparation experience in the world. The program is targeted for high school rising juniors and rising seniors with the intentions of applying to and attending college. Student participants will be exposed to leadership development experience and college preparation workshops to provide the knowledge and skills to assist with the college application process and making the most of the collegiate experience. For more information and to apply visit http://www.studentaffairs.pitt.edu/BridgeHome

University of Southern California

Summer @ USC

Various

Four-week, Two-week or One-week residential programs to give high school students entering grades 10, 11 or 12 a taste of college life. The Four-week program is where 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 http://summer.usc.edu/index.shtml for more information.

University of Toledo

Pharmacy Summer Camp

June 14 - June 17 or

June 21 - June 24

Pharmacy camp is a three-night, four-day camp that takes place on the campus of The University of Toledo each summer. The camp is open to high school students in the Class of 2014 who demonstrate strong academic skills and an interest in pharmacy or the pharmaceutical sciences. The application deadline is April 1, 2015. For more information and to apply visit their website at http://www.utoledo.edu/pharmacy/prospective/summercamp/index.html

University or Vermont

Varies

Experience College at the University or Vermont. This is your summer as a high school student . . . to experience college, get an academic edge, study abroad – the list goes on. Go to www.uvm.edu/precollege for more information.

Visions Service Adventures

Various

Hands-on service work, cross-cultural immersion, and adventurous exploration in the US and abroad. Program sites include: Alaska, Mississippi, Montana, British Virgin Islands, Dominica, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Peru, and Guadeloupe. A limited number of need-based scholarships are available. For more information visit www.VisionsServiceAdventures.com.

Washington University in St.

Louis

Session A June 7 - July 11

Session B

July 12 - Aug 14

The High School Summer Scholars Program at Washington University in St. Louis could be the most rewarding, exciting, and challenging five weeks of your life. As a High School Summer Scholar, you will be part of a small, select group of current sophomores and juniors exploring the realities of college life. You will earn up to 7 units of college credit that will transfer to most accredited colleges and universities, giving you a head start toward your college career. High school sophomores or juniors with a GPA of B+ or better, with an ACT score of 25. The deadline to apply is May 3rd. For more information call 866-209-0691 or visit http://ucollege.wustl.edu/programs/highschool

Washington University in St.

Louis

Pre-Engineering and Writing Institute

June 7 – 26 or July 12 - 31

Pre-Medical Institute June 7-26

or July 12 – July 31

Global Leadership Institute

June 28 – July 10

The High School Summer Institutes are non-credit academic institutes

that specialize in one area of interest or field of study. Institutes combine traditional class and lab curriculum with organized field trips, guest lectures, and hands-on activities in order for students to gain valuable academic and career experience. Students will complete a final project which varies for each institute. High school sophomores or juniors with a GPA of B+ or better, with an ACT score of 25. The deadline to apply is May 3rd. For more information call 866-209-0691 or visit http://ucollege.wustl.edu/programs/highschool

Washington University in St.

Louis

Architecture Discovery Program

July 12 - 25

Portfolio Plus Program

July 12 – Aug 1

The Sam Fox School offers two Pre-College Programs—Architecture Discovery Program and Portfolio Plus Program—that provide high

school students the opportunity to pursue their passions in architecture, art, or design while working in a real studio and experiencing life on a college campus. http://samfoxschool.wustl.edu/precollege

Wayne State University

Varies

Programs begin in June and run through the end of August. They are a great way to introduce children to year-round learning. For a full list of Wayne State University’s academic, sports and fine/performing arts summer programs, visit them on the web at http://k-12.wayne.edu/

Western Michigan Summer Music

Camp

July 12 - July 25

It is designed to serve as an enjoyable, pre-college experience for serious, young musicians. It is organized to promote artistic, social, recreational, and cultural interaction among the participating young artists. Cross disciplinary work, ensembles, special activities. For more information visit www.wmich.edu/music-camp

Wilderness Ventures

Various

Outdoor Leadership Adventure: Backpacking, Mountaineering, Rock Climbing, Whitewater Rafting, Sea Kayaking, White water Kayaking, Leadership Training, Snow Climbing, Canoeing, Mountain Biking, Sailing, Scuba Diving, Fly Fishing, Community Service Projects, Cultural Immersion. Spaces fill in early January. Reference www.wildernessventures.com for more information.

Williwaw Adventures

Varies

Our teen summer adventure camp includes: whitewater rafting summer adventures, backpacking wilderness programs, sailing summer adventures, sea kayaking wilderness adventures and surfing summer programs for teens. Williwaw Adventures has been conducting adventure tours in North America since 1999. Our expeditions take us to Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Oregon, Idaho, Washington and California. We visit some of the country's most amazing places. We are a teen adventure camp that focuses on building outdoor skills and, providing safe summer adventures for teens in a non-competitive environment. Because we are a small organization, we can offer a high level of quality and consistency on all of our teen summer adventures. We are not just a teen summer camp, but a summer program for teenagers focusing on wilderness adventures. Visit http://www.williwawadventures.com/index.htm for more information. They do offer full tuition scholarships. To apply for a scholarship go to the following www.williwawadventures.com/scholarship

Wittenberg University

July 21-25

For an entire week, Wittenberg University will provide you with cutting-edge leadership development skills to take your efforts in bold, new directions. Courses, workshops, and hands-on experiences will help you learn how to lead with confidence, understand the role of servant leadership, and develop the critical expertise necessary for success. Upon finishing the program, you will receive a Wittenberg Certificate of Completion. The University will also work to publicize your efforts at your school and in your hometown news outlets. For more information visit http://www.wittenberg.edu/pla

Wolfeboro Summer Boarding

School

June 2 – Aug 5

Each student takes three courses. Preview, Review, and Credit sections are offered in each subject. Instruction in study skills and study habits is included in all classes. See course book for more details.

http://www.wolfeboro.org/page

World Learning The Experiment in International Living

Varies by Program

A summer with The Experiment is not a trip or a tour. Each program, in 30 countries world-wide, challenges you to develop a close connection with the people and culture of another country. Experience daily life firsthand within a caring host family and as part of a diverse group sharing a fun and thought-provoking adventure. Through homestays, adventure travel, experiential learning, and language immersion, you build leadership and communication skills, gain essential international experience, increase your self-confidence, and enhance

global awareness. For more information visit http://www.experimentinternational.org/

WorldStrides Summer Programs

7-14 day itineraries with

varying departure dates

New Worlds Emerge programs, as part of the WorldStrides family, are part of the largest and most trusted educational travel organization in the nation. WorldStrides was founded 45 years ago by an educator committed to enriching students’ lives through experiential travel, and has since grown to an international organization providing unique experiences to more than four million participants. By taking you beyond classroom walls, we hope to give you a new perspective on the world. WorldStrides has 450 travel and education professionals dedicated to providing the safest, most life-changing experience possible.

We offer short-term immersion experiences for high school students in Spain, France, Italy, England, China, Costa Rica, Florida, Washington, D.C., and New York City. Our programs present unique cultural experiences, opportunities for exploration and inquiry, and adventure with old and new friends. This is not your typical family’s vacation. This is YOUR vacation. And you can earn college credit while having the time of your life. For more information and to view itineraries visit http://www.newworldsemerge.org/

Yale Young Global Scholars

Politics, Law and

Economics June 23 – July 6

International Affairs

and Security July 9 – July 22

Science, Policy and

Innovation July 25 – Aug 7

An official Yale University program, participants in the Yale Young Global Scholars Program for Outstanding High School Students can expect an amazing summer experience studying in beautiful campus lecture halls and classrooms, living in Yale’s historic residential colleges, eating in award-winning dining halls, meeting a talented community of fellow students, engaging with world-renowned professors, and interacting with extraordinary visiting practitioners. For more information visit http://globalscholars.yale.edu/

Youth Career Law Enforcement

Program

July 19 - 24

For high school 10th, 11th and 12 grade males and females age 16 to 18 in good physical condition with an interest in law enforcement.

Qualifications: must be in good health, capable of strenuous exercise, handle strict discipline; minimum G.P.A. of 2.5 or higher, must have no juvenile or criminal record, and have an interest in criminal justice. *Click Here* for 2015 APPLICATION and submit along with fee and return to American Legion State Headquarters by the deadline program date.

Deadline is May 30, 2015.

For more information, contact a local Michigan American Legion Post or Deanna by email at programs@michiganlegion.org or by phone at 517-371-4720 ext. 11.

For scholarship information to attend this program see Mrs. Bennett in the CRC.

For more details go to http://www.michiganlegion.org/trooper/

Youth For Understanding USA

most leave in mid-June

A Youth For Understanding USA (YFU) study abroad program is an experience that will immerse you in the lives, culture and community of a family in one of 40 countries around the globe. It is an opportunity for US high school students and recent graduates to not only learn a new language, but to experience – in a year, semester or a summer program – what life is really like in another part of the world. Summer programs range from three

to eight weeks; most leave in mid-June. http://www.yfu-usa.org/