I. ADVENTURE
Program: Action Whitewater Adventures Summer Camps: Shingle Springs, California (Sierra Nevada Mountain Range)
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to experience exciting outdoor adventures and educational opportunities. This summer camp is filled with activities such as whitewater rafting, swimming, hiking, fishing, gold mining, and non-stop interaction. Participants are provided with exceptional opportunities to experience the outdoor environment. There is also an SAT Preparatory and Rafting Camp option that is available for students who are preparing for the SAT test college entrance exam.
Participants: Action Whitewater Adventures Summer Camps are available for children and teenagers.
Program website: www.actionwhitewater.com/Summer_Camps.php
Program: Wilderness Ventures- Variety of Locations Description: Founded in 1973, this is the oldest and most experienced outdoor Wilderness Adventure travel program for young adults. Each summer a wide variety of carefully designed, challenging, safe, and supportive Teen Adventure Travel Expeditions for young people are offered. On expeditions ranging from fourteen days to six weeks, participants engage in multi-activity outdoor and Wilderness Adventures, including backpacking, whitewater rafting, whitewater kayaking, sea kayaking, rock climbing, canoeing, surfing, inflatable kayaking, mountaineering, fly fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, wind surfing and mountain biking. Participants: Students between 13 and 20 years of age. Program Website: http://www.wildernessventures.com
II. ART, MUSIC, THEATRE, WRITING
Program: Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising
Participants: All grade levels.
Program website: www.Fidm.edu/summerprogram
Program: School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC): Chicago, Illinois
Description: Expand your creative talents while developing a strong portfolio for college admission.
Participants: All grade levels.
Program website: www.saic.edu/ecp
Program: Tulane University Career Explorations in Architecture: New Orleans, LA
Description: Three-week summer program. DEADLINE: June 4, 2010
Participants: Sophomores and juniors.
Program website: www.architecture.tulane.edu
Program: University of Pennsylvania Pre-College Programs: Philadelphia, PA
Description: Art and Architecture. DEADLINES: 3/5-15, 2010
Participants: All grade levels.
Program website: http://www.jkcp.com/
Program: Washington University in St. Louis Architecture Discovery Program
Description: Summer architecture program. DEADLINE: March 1, 2010
Participants: Juniors.
Program website: http://www.arch.wustl.edu/summer-programs/architecture-discovery
Program: Wonderworks/University of Houston Summer Discovery Program in Architecture: Houston, Texas
Description: intensive, hands-on studio in architecture. This program also includes lectures and field trips. $750 for 5 weeks. DEADLINE: May 3, 2010
Participants: Students entering grades 10, 11, or 12.
Program website: www.wonderworkshouston.org
Program: Savannah College of Art and Design Summer Programs, Atlanta Georgia
Description: Savannah College of Art and Design has summer programs available in variety of art related fields. Students can sign up for workshops in areas such as bring artwork to life: animation basics, drawing studio: still life, the painter's studio: acrylic media, and setting the scene: producing design basics.
Participants: There are programs available for students who have completed their 9th, 10th, or 11th grade years of high school.
Program website: www.scad.edu/admission/summer_programs/index.cfm
Program: Ringling School of Art and Design Precollege Perspective: Sarasota, Florida
Description: This program provides students with an excellent opportunity to learn at a professional college of art and design and to earn three college credits. Students explore visual art and design, while learning contemporary techniques in a studio setting. This program also enables high school students to experience a college environment with challenging creative course content.
Participants: High school juniors and seniors.
Program website: www.ringling.edu/precollege
Program: RISD Pre-College Programs in the Arts: Providence, Rhode Island
Description: This program is designed to give students the opportunity to learn about art and design in a college setting. Students gain in-depth experience in area of concentration (i.e. ceramics, drawing, computer animation, painting…). Students receive instruction from faculty members and work on developing their portfolio.
Participants: Students who have completed the 10th grade and are at least 16 years old.
Program website: www.risd.edu/precollege.cfm
Program: Carnegie Mellon Pre-College Program: A Summer of Exploration: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to explore and gain experience in an area of interest including: architecture, art, design, drama, or music.
Participants: Students who have completed 10th, 11th, or 12th grade by the summer.
Program website: www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college/apea.html
Program: Summer Architecture Education Programs: Various universities
Description: The American Institute of Architecture provides a website with links to summer architecture programs for high school students. Students can access descriptions of specific programs by following links on the American Institute of Architecture summer program website.
Participants: High school students.
Program website: www.aia.org/ed_k12programs
Program: Summer Studios at the University of Massachusetts: Boston, Massachusetts
Description: This is a pre-college summer program for students who are interested in the advanced study in the arts. Students engage in an in-depth study in an area of art that is of interest to them. Students learn from advanced instructors and work on developing a portfolio.
Participation: Students entering grades 11 and 12.
Program website: www.umass.edu/art/study_abroad/france/france07/index.html
Program: Bowling Green Summer Music Institute: Bowling Green, Ohio
Description: This is an intensive music program sponsored by the College of Musical Arts at Bowling Green State University. Students have the opportunity to attend programs and gain experience in their area of interest (i.e. brass, vocal arts, string orchestra).
Participants: High school students.
Program website: www.bgsu.edu/colleges/music/outreach/smi/
Program: The Pratt Institute Pre-College Program: New York, Manhattan, Brooklyn and Utica
Description: Founded in 1887 by industrialist and philanthropist Charles Pratt, Pratt Institute offers precollege programs in art, design, architecture, and creative writing for high school students considering careers in those fields. The Pre-College Program is an intense learning experience; 4 college credits are earned upon successful completion. Students develop their creative talents and skills and build an effective portfolio for college admission.
Participants: Students who have completed grades 10–12
Program Website: www.pratt.edu/ccps-pre-college
Program: Oberlin Summer Music Credo Program: Oberlin, Ohio
Description: The Credo Program is an intensive chamber music program for exceptional string students. Students receive extensive daily coaching and mentoring from faculty members. The Credo Program includes music study, service, and performance.
Participants: Age 12 – High school students.
Program website: www.credochambermusic.org/credo_strings.html
Program: Oberlin Summer Music Programs: Oberlin, Ohio
Description: The Oberlin Conservatory of Music offers a variety of music programs in the summer for students.
Participants: High school students (requirements vary for different programs)
Program website: www.oberlin.edu/con/summer/Default.html
Program: National High School Institute at Northwestern University: Evanston, Illinois
Description: This program features in-depth study with college faculty in one of the following divisions: music, journalism, film-production, theatre-arts, debate, and forensics-individual (competitive speech). There are also two adjunct divisions: championship debate and junior statesmen.
Participants: The age/grade requirement for participation varies depending on the program of interest.
Program website: www.northwestern.edu/nhsi/
Program: Drama Workshop at Duke University: Durham, North Carolina
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to learn about various aspects of theatre and drama and to gain hands-on experience in theatre performance.
Participation: Students in grades 9-11.
Program website: www.learnmore.duke.edu/youth/drama/
Program: Theatre Bridge Program at Brown University: Providence, Rhode Island
Description: This program provides young actors with the opportunity work under the mentorship of established theatre professionals. Acting, directing, and writing skills are areas of emphasis. Students work to develop their own original performance pieces.
Participants: Students who have completed 10th or 11th grade by the summer
Program website: www.brown.edu/Administration/Continuing_Studies/pc/theatre/index.php
Program: Carnegie Mellon Pre-College Program: A Summer of Exploration: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to explore and gain experience in an area of interest including: architecture, art, design, drama, or music.
Participants: Students who have completed 10th, 11th, or 12th grade by the summer.
Program website: www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college/
Program: Academic Camps at Gettysburg College: Gettysburg College: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Description: The academic camps at Gettysburg College provides students with unique opportunities to learn both inside and outside of the classroom. The programs emphasizes an active, constructive, and supportive environment for learning. Students can focus on areas including: creative writing, Spanish, performing arts, college prep, psychology, astronomy, service and leadership, and United States Civil War.
Participants: Students in grades 9-12
Program website: www.gettysburg.edu/academiccamps/index.html
Program: Creative Writer's Workshop at Duke University: Durham, North Carolina
Description: This program is for advanced writers who are interested in refining their writing skills. Students work with instructors and their peers to reach their self-defined goals for this workshop. Students are also provided with individual consultation from instructors.
Participation: Students in grades 10 and 11.
Program website: www.learnmore.duke.edu/youth/creativewriter/
Program: Young Writer's Camp at Duke University: Durham, North Carolina
Description: This program gives students the opportunity to explore different genres of writing (i.e. short story, poetry, playwriting…). Students receive instruction from professional writers and educators. Students also have the opportunity to share their own writing.
Participation: Students in grades 6 and 11
Program website: www.learnmore.duke.edu/youth/youngwriter/
Program: National High School Institute at Northwestern University: Evanston, Illinois
Description: This program features in-depth study with college faculty in one of the following divisions: music, journalism, film-production, theatre-arts, debate, and forensics-individual (competitive speech). There are also two adjunct divisions: championship debate and junior statesmen.
Participants: The age/grade requirement for participation varies depending on the program of interest.
Program website: www.northwestern.edu/nhsi/
Program: Academic Camps at Gettysburg College: Gettysburg College: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Description: The academic camps at Gettysburg College provides students with unique opportunities to learn both inside and outside of the classroom. The programs emphasizes an active, constructive, and supportive environment for learning. Students can focus on areas including: creative writing, Spanish, performing arts, college prep, psychology, astronomy, service and leadership, and United States Civil War.
Participants: Students in grades 9-12
Program website: www.gettysburg.edu/academiccamps/index.html
Program: Spectrum Program: Case Western Reserve University
Description: A three-week program (June 29-July 18) of advanced high school study for academically talented students held in partnership with Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development. 2008 Courses: Algebra I/Algebra II / Geometry (self-paced), Creative Writing, Forensic Science, Persuasion and Debate: Globalization, Robotics.
Participants: Qualified students in grades 7-9
Program website: http://precollege.case.edu
III. BUSINESS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Program: Clemson University Economics Camp: Clemson, South Carolina|
Description: Clemson University is offering an economics summer camp to provide an intensive and enjoyable learning environment for highly motivated high school students who want to experience college life and who have an interest in economics and public policy. Clemson recommends students who are entering their senior year of high school apply. There is no cost to attend, and each student will receive up to $300 to defer the cost of travel. The application deadline is March 23.
Program website: http://business.clemson.edu/bbtcenter/
Program: Georgetown University International Relations Program: Washington D.C.
Description: This program combines lectures, guest speakers, field trips, and discussions related to issues of international relations and foreign policy.
Participants: Students who have completed 10th or 11th.
Program website: http://www12.georgetown.edu/scs/sphs/sphs_program_ir.html
Program: Georgetown University Fundamentals of Business: Washington, D.C.
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to explore various aspects of business through an intensive five week program.
Participants: Students who have completed 10th or 11th grade.
Program website: http://www12.georgetown.edu/scs/sphs/sphs_program_gb.html
Program: Leadership in the Business World at the Wharton School of Business: University of Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Description: This programs provides students with the opportunity to learn about leadership in the field of business and careers in the field of business. Students take part in a variety of activities including participating in discussions, listening to guest speakers, visiting businesses, and participating in experiential learning simulations. Deadline March 15.
Participants: Students who have completed 11th grade by the summer.
Program website: http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/academics/lbw.cfm
Program: National Young Leadership Conference: Washington, DC
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to learn about public policy making and to analyze current issues. Students take part in discussions on current issues, participate in simulations, and participate in hands-on learning activities. Students also have the opportunity to speak with current policy makers in Washington DC.
Participants: High school students
Program website: www.cylc.org/nylc/
Program: National Youth Leadership Forum: Various locations
Description: The National Youth Leadership Forum has the following programs available for high school students: The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine; the National Youth Leadership Forum on Defense, Intelligence, and Diplomacy; and the National Youth Leadership Forum on Law.
Participants: High school students
Program website: www.nylf.org/programs.cfm
Program: Junior Statesmen Summer Programs: Various universities
Description: The Junior Statesmen Summer Programs provide students with an exciting and challenging learning experience in the area of politics. Participants engage in discussions, debates, simulations, and other learning activities related to politics.
Participants: High school students
Program website: www.jsa.org
Program: Ohio Symposium on Leadership and Politics Junior Statesmen Program
Description: The Ohio Symposium on Leadership and Politics is part of the Junior Statesmen Summer Programs. These programs are designed for students interested in taking a behind-the-scenes look at leadership and politics in state or local government.
Participants: High School Students
Program website: www.jsa.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=56&Itemid=141
Program: Spectrum Program: Case Western Reserve University
Description: A three-week program (June 29-July 18) of advanced high school study for academically talented students held in partnership with Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development. 2008 Courses: Algebra I/Algebra II / Geometry (self-paced), Creative Writing, Forensic Science, Persuasion and Debate: Globalization, Robotics.
Participants: Qualified students in grades 7-9
Program website: http://precollege.case.edu
Program: Equinox Program: Case Western Reserve University
Description: A three-week program (June 29-July 18) of advanced study for academically talented students held in partnership with Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development. 2008 Courses: Algebra II / Precalculus (self-paced), Chemistry, Computer Game Design, Engineering, Genetics & Biotechnology, International Relations, Journalism, Philosophy, Sociology.
Participants: Qualified students in grades 9-12
Program website: http://precollege.case.edu
Program: Ohio Business Week: Columbus, Ohio and Youngstown, Ohio
Description: This is a week long program in which students are provided with hands-on experience in the field of business and entrepreneurship.
Participants: Students completing 9th, 10th, or 11th grade.
Program website: www.ohiobusinessweek.org/
Economics for Leaders
Juniors. Teaches the next generation of leaders to integrate economics concepts into the process of decision-making through a hands-on, experiential atmosphere. $125-200. Available at UT-Austin, June 13-20. www.fte.org/students/efl DEADLINE: March 1, 2010.
TCU High School Investor Challenge
Juniors. The TCU High School Investor Challenge is a one-week summer camp that teaches high school seniors the techniques of stock investing and portfolio management. Students live in a residence hall on campus and learn to analyze industry and company information, value company stock, and manage a virtual portfolio. DEADLINE: April, 1, 2010
The University of Alabama Capstone Business Leadership Academy
Juniors. $350. A 10-day residential summer program designed for students interested in pursuing a career in business. http://cba.ua.edu/summeracademy DEADLINE: March 15
University of Houston Summer Business Institute; Houston, Texas
Description: During the three-day camp, students will receive training in leadership
development, goal setting, college major selection, and business etiquette, as
well as tour the Houston business community! This year, Institute attendees
will learn about the real world of sports management, global energy, and
entrepreneurship. Application deadline is May 15, 2010.
Participants: Current sophomores and juniors
Program Website: http://www.bauer.uh.edu/prospective/undergraduates/summer-camp.asp
The University of Texas
Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP) July 11-16, 2010
Find out what accountants really do in the Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP). Spend a week in July, all expenses paid, at the top-rated McCombs School of Business on The University of Texas at Austin campus. Learn about diverse careers in accounting, from working at one of the Big 4 to the FBI. You will live in a residence hall; meet faculty, business professionals and other students interested in accounting; attend hands-on workshops; and take field trips to Austin-area firms. Make new friends, become familiar with the amazing UT campus and start thinking about how a degree in accounting can really add up. www.mccombs.utexas.edu/udean/resources/programs
McCombs Future Executive Academy (MFEA) June 13-18, 2010
This is your chance to discover what a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree and a career in business could mean for you. Spend a week in June, all expenses paid, at the top-rated McCombs School of Business on The University of Texas at Austin campus. You will live in a residence hall; meet faculty, business professionals and other students interested in business; attend hands-on workshops; take field trips to Austin-area companies; and create a real marketing plan for a local business. Join us and make new friends, become familiar with the amazing UT campus and begin building skills now that you can use to succeed at school and on the job. www.mccombs.utexas.edu/udean/resources/programs/
DEADLINES: April 1, 2010
University of Pennsylvania Pre-College Programs
All grade levels. Managed by Tennis Pro, Julian Krinsky. Programs are available in Philadelphia and San Francisco. http://www.jkcp.com/ DEADLINES: 3/5-15, 2010
IV. MATHEMATICS, ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE
Program: Academic Camps at Cedarville University: Cedarville, Ohio
Description: Cedarville University has a variety of special interest summer programs available. Programs include athletic training, criminal justice, debate, engineering, music, nursing, premed, social work, and writing.
Participants: Students entering 10th through 12th grades
Program website: www.cedarville.edu/departments/er/academiccamps/
Program: Baylor University Summer High School Science Research Program: Waco, Texas
Participants: Students entering 10th through 12th grades.
Program website: http://www.baylor.edu/summerscience/
Program: Boston University Research Internship in Science and Engineering: Boston, Mass
Description: June 27-August 6, 2010. DEADLINE: 4/1/10
Participants: Students entering the 12 grades.
Program website: http://bu.edu/summer/highschool
Program: Clemson University Summer Science, Engineering, and Architecture Enrichment Program: Clemson, South Carolina
Description: This program is designed for gifted students to learn about and explore the fields of science and architecture. Students can participate in a variety of high interest courses and activities to learn in depth information in areas of interest. There are also a variety of social and cultural activities for students to participate in while on the campus.
Participants: This program is designed for gifted middle and high school students.
Program website: http://virtual.clemson.edu/groups/summerscience/
Program: Cub Creek Science Camp: Rolla, Missouri
Description: Cub Creek Science Camp provides unique opportunities for students to learn about and gain experience working with animals. The program has a science camp, a zoo camp, an animal camp, and a Jr. Vet program for students. Students can choose from many different activities available within this program.
Participants: Ages 7-17
Program website: www.bearriverranch.com/index.html
Program: Cybercamps: Locations available in many states around the country
Description: Cybercamps provides students with an opportunity to gain excellent experiences with technology. Students spend time on individual projects and taking courses in subjects such as game design, flash animation, video production, robotics, web design, and 3D modeling. Students also have the opportunity to spend time on outdoor activities, meeting in special interest groups, and playing games.
Participants: Students ages 7-18
Program website: http://cybercamps.com/index.aspx
Program: Digital Media Academy: Locations include: Stanford University, University of Texas, UC San Diego, Hartsville South Carolina, South Burlington Vermont, and Hayward California.
Description: The Digital Media Academy has a large variety of courses related to video technology. Samples courses include: extreme sports video production, documentary film making, final cut pro advanced editing techniques, 3D game creation, and digital photography.
Participants: Kids camps: ages 9-13, Teen camps: ages 13-18.
Program website: www.digitalmediaacademy.org/index.html?dtype=pl&dsrc=mysc&daud=teen
Program: Engineering Innovation Sponsored by Johns Hopkins University- Various Locations
Description: This program gives students the opportunity to learn about and explore the field of engineering. Students are provided with hands-on experiences to help them understand engineering concepts and fields of study.
Participants: 11th and 12th graders.
Program website: http://engineering-innovation.jhu.edu/
Program: Engineers in Motion at Ohio State University: Columbus, Ohio
Description: This program introduces students to concepts in the field of engineering and provides hand-on experiences related to the field of engineering.
Participants: Students who have completed 9th or 10th grade by the summer.
Program website: http://wie.eng.ohio-state.edu/EIM.htm
Program: Equinox Program: Case Western Reserve University
Description: A three-week program (June 29-July 18) of advanced study for academically talented students held in partnership with Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development. 2008 Courses: Algebra II / Pre-Calculus (self-paced), Chemistry, Computer Game Design, Engineering, Genetics & Biotechnology, International Relations, Journalism, Philosophy, Sociology.
Participants: Qualified students in grades 9-12
Program website: http://precollege.case.edu
Program: High School Engineering Institute at Michigan State University: East Lansing, Michigan
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to learn about various aspects of the field of engineering. Students learn about the broad concepts related to engineering and also explore various specializations and career fields within the field of engineering.
Participants: Students who have completed 9th, 10th, 11th grade by the summer.
Program website: www.egr.msu.edu/future-engineer/programs/hsei
Program: HoustonWorks USA STEM Initiative; Houston, Texas
Description: This program provides students real world experiences and hands-on activities focusing on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Each participant receives a $150 stipend at the end of the four week program.
Participants: Students entering grades 9 and 10.
Program website: www.houstonworks.org
Program: iD Tech Camps: Various universities
Description: These programs provide students with the opportunity to learn about and gain hands-on experience in areas such as computer programming, video game design, and digital video production. Students have the opportunity to explore computer related career fields of interest.
Participants: Ages 7-17.
Program website: www.internaldrive.com
Program: Livewire: Walt Disney Resort in Florida
Description: This program enables students to customize their own experiences while learning about the behind the scenes aspects of Disney World and Epcot. Students have access to lab space in Epcot and have the opportunity to work on a website, build a video, mash favorite music, or hang out at Disney World. Participating students have an all access pass to the Disney Theme Park.
Participants: Ages 14-18
Program website: http://livewiresummer.com/index.aspx
Program: Mentoring and Enrichment Seminar in Engineering Training; Houston, Texas
Description: MESET is a one-week summer residential program with hands-on activities, live demos, design competitions, and mini-courses led by college professors. Find out about the fild of engineering, what career opportunities exist and how to become a successful engineer. Hosted by the University of Houston. Deadline is April 19, 2010.
Participants: Rising high school seniors
Program website: www.egr.uh.edu/promes
Program: Miami University Juniors Scholars Program: Oxford, Ohio
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to take college-level courses at Miami University. Students can choose courses from a variety of subject areas. Students may be able to gain admission into the university through their performance in these courses.
Participants: Students will have completed the 11th grade by the summer.
Program website: www.units.muohio.edu/jrscholars/
Program: Michigan Math and Science Scholar Program: Ann Arbor, Michigan
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to explore current research and developments in the areas of mathematics and science. Students take courses in subject areas relating to math and science and have the opportunity to gain hand-on experiences in research and computer laboratories as well as to participate in field work with professors.
Participants: High school students.
Program website: www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss/
Program: National Computer Camps: The camps are held at Fairfield University, Oglethorpe University, Notre Dame College, and Manhattan College.
Description: This program provides students with excellent opportunities to learn about various areas in the field of computer technology. Courses are available in video game design, digital video production, webpage design, computer languages, software applications, preparation for the network + certification exam, and preparation for the A+ certification exam.
Participants: Students ages 8-18.
Program website: www.nccamp.com/index.html
Program: PAVE Program at Vanderbilt University: Nashville, Tennessee
Description: This is a six week program designed for students who are planning to enter an engineering, pre-medical, science, or technology program in college.
Participants: Students who have completed the 11th grade by the summer.
Program website: https://pave.vanderbilt.edu/ayindex.html
Program: The Ross Mathematics Program at Ohio State University: Columbus, Ohio
Description: This is an intensive program designed for students to explore various concepts in mathematics and to promote mathematical thinking.
Participants: Students from ages 14-18.
Program Website: www.math.ohio-state.edu/ross/
Program: Sleuths Summer Science Program at Ohio Wesleyan University: Delaware, Ohio
Description: The Sleuths Summer Science Program is a one-week summer residential camp for students interested in the sciences: biology, chemistry, geology, physics, and mathematics. Students have the opportunity to interact with professors, to participate in hands-on scientific activities and to learn about career fields in science.
Participants: Rising high school juniors and seniors.
Program website: http://sleuths.owu.edu/
Program: Spectrum Program: Case Western Reserve University
Description: A three-week program (June 29-July 18) of advanced high school study for academically talented students held in partnership with Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development. 2008 Courses: Algebra I/Algebra II / Geometry (self-paced), Creative Writing, Forensic Science, Persuasion and Debate: Globalization, Robotics.
Participants: Qualified students in grades 7-9
Program website: http://precollege.case.edu
Program: Spotlight Series: Locations available in many states around the country
Description: This program is a part of cybercamps, but includes a specialized curriculum that provides students with unique course experiences in areas including: 3D modeling for Games, Remix It, and Video and Special FX. These courses are live workshops taught by experts in the field. This program also has a multi-week track that enables students to blend the spotlight series courses with other courses. This provides students with the opportunity to learn a wide variety of computer skills while also focusing on a particular area of interest.
Participants: 3D Modeling for Games: Ages 12 and older, Remix It: Ages 10 and older, and Video and Special FX: Ages 10 and older
Program website: http://cybercamps.com/spotlight-series.aspx
Program: Stone Laboratory Summer Science Opportunities: Lake Erie, Ohio
Description: The Ohio State University’s Stone Laboratory Summer Program enables students to gain practical experience in the field of science during the summer. The Stone Lab Program provides students with the opportunity to take interesting science related courses and participate in hands-on science activities at its Lake Erie location. Students can take courses such as the introduction to aquatic biology, the introduction to the study of birds, and field based introduction to oceanography. Students may also be able to earn course credits for these courses.
Participants: To participate in this program, students are required to have completed the 10th grade, be at least 15 years old, and have completed at least one high school biology course.
Program website: http://ohioseagrant.osu.edu/stonelab/
Program: Tulane University Career Explorations in Architecture: New Orleans, Louisiana
Description: Three-week summer program. DEADLINE: June 4, 2010
Participants: Sophomores and juniors.
Program website: www.architecture.tulane.edu
Program: University of Houston High School Science Club Research Camp: Houston, Texas
Description: Students demonstrating a level of high proficiency in school will be assigned to a research project under the supervision of an active scientist. Researchers and local teachers will act as mentors as the student explores, discovers, and proposes various research directions. Camps will last for 6 weeks.
Participants: Students entering the 11th and 12th grades.
Program website: http://www.tlc2.uh.edu/hssc/
Program: University of Kansas Summer Engineering Camp: Lawrence, Kansas
Description: The students fill much of their day with curriculum specific to a field of engineering which they select. They work with a faculty member or instructor in that area to learn more about that field and work towards a project that they present at the end of the week. July 18-July 23, 2010. Approximately $500.
Participants: Students entering 10th through 12th grades.
Program website: www.engr.ku.edu
Program: University of Pennsylvania Pre-College Programs: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Description: Managed by Tennis Pro, Julian Krinsky. Programs are available in Philadelphia and San Francisco. DEADLINES: March 15, 2010
Participants: Students entering 10th through 12th grades.
Program website: http://www.jkcp.com/
Program: The University of Texas-Arlington Engineering and Computer Science Camp: Arlington, Texas
Description: $200-325.
Participants: Students entering 10th and 11th grades.
Program website: http://www.uta.edu/engineering/summercamps/
Program: The University of Texas-Austin My Introduction to Engineering Summer Camp: Austin, Texas
Description: MITE is a free, five-day residential camp that offers students the opportunity to discover engineering through hands-on projects and interactions with engineering students, faculty, staff and alumni. MITE is open to students with strong interests in engineering, science or math. Fifty students will be selected to attend each session. Outstanding African-American, Hispanic and Native American students, as well as those who have overcome any social or economic hardship, are strongly encouraged to apply. All students are welcome to apply.
Participants: Students entering 11th and 12th grades.
Program website: http://www.engr.utexas.edu/eoe/precollege/mite
Program: Washington University in St. Louis Architecture Discovery Program: St. Louis, Missouri
Description: Summer architecture program. DEADLINE: March 1, 2010
Participants: Students entering the 12th grade.
Program website: http://www.arch.wustl.edu/summer-programs/architecture-discovery
Program: Weekend Gamerz-36 locations nationwide
Description: The Weekend Gamerz program provides teenagers with the unique opportunity to have fun gaming with their peers while also learning about various aspects of gaming. A variety of different games are available for participants. There are 36 locations nationwide and both day and residential options available.
Participants: Ages 13-17
Program website: http://weekendgamerz.com/index.aspx
Program: Welch Foundation Summer Scholars Program: Various locations
Description: Locations include UT-Austin, UH, Texas Tech, UT-Arlington, and UT-Dallas. DEADLINE: February 26, 2010
Participants:
Program website: http://wssp.cm.utexas.edu/WSSPapply.html
Program: Wonderworks/University of Houston Summer Discovery Program in Architecture: Houston, Texas
Description: An intensive, hands-on studio in architecture. This program also includes lectures and field trips. $750 for 5 weeks. DEADLINE: May 3, 2010.
Participants: Students entering 10th through 12th grades.
Program website: www.wonderworkshouston.org
V. PROGRAMS FOR GIFTED STUDENTS
Program: Summer Scholars Program- Washington University in St. Louis Description: Join a small, select group of rising high school seniors 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. And you'll develop academic and social skills that will give you a tremendous advantage when you leave for college next year. Languages: French, German, Italian, Spanish Arts: dance, drama, music Sciences: biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, physics Humanities: anthropology, English, history, philosophy Social Sciences: economics, political science, psychology Participants: Successful completion of 11th Grade Program Website: http://ucollege.wustl.edu/programs/highschool
Program: George Washington University Summer Scholars Program: Washington, DC Description: The GW Summer Scholars program offers study programs for academically motivated high school students. 10-Day Mini Courses encourage academic exploration and applied learning through intensive, highly interactive seminars, guest lectures and site visits. 6-Week Courses offer a unique opportunity for academically motivated high school juniors to enroll in challenging undergraduate courses for credit, while previewing an authentic college experience. Participants: Mini Courses: 9-11th Graders; 6 Week Courses: Juniors Program Website: http://summerscholars.gwu.edu/Program: Choate Rosemary Hall Summer Programs- Wallingford, CT Description: Day and Boarding Programs offered in the following areas: History and Social Sciences, Languages, Mathematics, Science, Philosophy, and Interdisciplinary Courses. Participants: Successful completion of 9,10,11,12th grade Program Website: http://summerscholars.gwu.edu/
Program: Telluride Association Summer Programs for High School Students: Various universities
Description: Six-week college-level seminars held at various universities provide students with in-depth summer study opportunities in a variety of subject areas and fields. This is a very competitive scholarship, but if accepted the programs are totally free.
Participants: Students who have completed 10th and 11th grade by the summer
Program Website: www.tellurideassociation.org
Click on "TASP" for current junior and "TASS" for current sophomores
Program: Mentor Connection: University of Connecticut: Storrs, Connecticut
Description: This program is designed to provide talented students with the opportunity to participate in creative projects and investigations while working with university mentors. Students engage in research projects in their area of interest with the guidance of professors in the field of study.
Participants: Students who have completed 9th and 10th grade by the summer.
Program website: www.gifted.uconn.edu/mentor/
Program: Duke University Talent Identification Summer Studies Programs: Various universities
Description: These are various programs offered to provide students with in-depth summer study opportunities in a variety of subject areas and fields.
Participants: Qualified students in grades 7-12.
Program website: www.tip.duke.edu/summer_programs/
Program: Spectrum Program: Case Western Reserve University
Description: A three-week program (June 29-July 18) of advanced high school study for academically talented students held in partnership with Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development. 2008 Courses: Algebra I/Algebra II / Geometry (self-paced), Creative Writing, Forensic Science, Persuasion and Debate: Globalization, Robotics.
Participants: Qualified students in grades 7-9
Program website: http://precollege.case.edu
Program: Equinox Program: Case Western Reserve University
Description: A three-week program (June 29-July 18) of advanced study for academically talented students held in partnership with Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development. 2008 Courses: Algebra II / Precalculus (self-paced), Chemistry, Computer Game Design, Engineering, Genetics & Biotechnology, International Relations, Journalism, Philosophy, Sociology.
Participants: Qualified students in grades 9-12
Program website: http://precollege.case.edu
Program: Summer Institute for the Gifted: Various universities around the country
Description: These programs provide a combination of educational and social opportunities for gifted and talented students. The programs offer academic courses along with social, cultural, and recreational activities. One of the locations is University of Texas.
Participants: Programs are available for students of all grades.
Program website: www.giftedstudy.com/about.asp
Program: Martin Essex School: Columbus, Ohio
Description: This is a week long school at the Ohio State University that offers a very high level instructional experience. It is a very competitive program that provides excellent learning opportunities.
Participants: Students apply as Juniors and school districts submit applicants to a committee who choose 70 students to participate in the program.
Program website: www.ssco.org/essex/
Program: Stone Laboratory Summer Science Opportunities: Lake Erie, Ohio
Description: The Ohio State University’s Stone Laboratory Summer Program enables students to gain practical experience in the field of science during the summer. The Stone Lab Program provides students with the opportunity to take interesting science related courses and participate in hands-on science activities at its Lake Erie location. Students can take courses such as the introduction to aquatic biology, the introduction to the study of birds, and field based introduction to oceanography. Students may also be able to earn course credits for these courses.
Participants: To participate in this program, students are required to have completed the 10th grade, be at least 15 years old, and have completed at least one high school biology course.
Program website: http://ohioseagrant.osu.edu/stonelab/
Program: National Computer Camps: The camps are held at Fairfield University, Oglethorpe University, Notre Dame College (in Cleveland), and Manhattan College.
Description: This programs provides students with excellent opportunities to learn about various areas in the field of computer technology. Courses are available in video game design, digital video production, webpage design, computer languages, software applications, preparation for the network + certification exam, and preparation for the A+ certification exam.
Participants: Students ages 8-18.
Program website: www.nccamp.com/index.html
VI. INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
Program: The Experiment in International Living
Description: The program challenges it students to develop a close connection with the people and culture of another country. Programs in Europe, The Americas, Africa, Asia and the Pacific.
Participants: All grade levels.
Program website: www.experimentinternational.org
Program: Swallowdale Camp: Ontario, Canada
Description: Swallowdale camp provides students with a wide range of opportunities including land activities, water activities, special interest activities, language activities, and excursions. Participants take part in exciting and challenges experiences, while enjoying home cooked Canadian food, and interacting with peers from all over the world.
Participants: ages 7-16
Program website: www.swallowdalecamp.com/
Program: Tasis Summer Program in England
Description: The Tasis Summer Program in England provides students with the opportunity to participate in a mixture of academics, sports, and activities in a supportive environment. The program has a variety of courses, afternoon sports programs, and evening activities. Participants also have the opportunity for weekend excursions in England and Wales.
Participants: High school and middle school students.
Program website: www.tasis.com/Summer/pages/england.cfm
Program: Reach Cambridge: Cambridge, United Kingdom
Description: Reach Cambridge provides the unique opportunity for students to experience pre-college preparation, lectures, workshops, activities, and excursions. Students also experience the local community and sites in Cambridge as well as learning about British culture. There are a variety of program options available for students.
Participants: Students age 14-19.
Program website: www.reachcambridge.com/
Program: Intrax Study Abroad Summer Programs
Description: Intrax has four week study abroad programs available for high school students. The High School Cultural Exploration Program involves staying with a host family and attending language and culture classes in the morning, organized activities in the afternoons, and taking weekend excursions. The Month Immersion Program involves living with a host family and taking part in their daily lives and activities and to become immersed in the local language and culture.
Participants: High school students
Program website: www.intraxstudyabroad.com/the-basics/summer-programs
Program: International Internships and Summer Internships Abroad.
Description: This program provides summer internships, international internships, and work experience programs abroad.
Program website: www.globalexperiences.com
Program: Panorama Adventure Camps: British Columbia, Canada
Description: Panorama Adventure Camps provides students with exciting opportunities to participate in outdoor activities and educational experiences. An emphasis is placed on outdoor adventures and sporting activities.
Participants: Ages 8-17.
Program website: www.cisscanada.com/ciss_adventure_Panorama.htm
Program: Rotary International Youth Exchange Program: Evanston, Illinois
Description: The Rotary International Youth Exchange Program provides students with the opportunity to a year or an extended period of time in another country. This program offers long-term exchanges that are usually for an academic year or short term exchanges that are from a few weeks to a few months. Students live with a host family and are able to learn about the culture and way of life in another country. Students also serve as “ambassadors” for their home country as they share information about their country, culture, and language with people that they meet on the exchange experience.
Participants: High school students ages 15-19.
Program website: www.rotary.org/programs/youth_ex/students/about.html
Program: Oxbridge Academic Programs
Description: Founded in 1985, Oxbridge Academic Programs Oxbridge Academic Programs has established programs for middle and high school students in Oxford, Cambridge, Paris, Montpellier in the South of France, and Barcelona in Spain.
Participants: Grades 8-9: Oxford Prep Experience; Cambridge Prep Experience;Grades 10-12: Oxford Tradition ; Cambridge Tradition; Grades 9-12: L’Academie de Paris; La Academia de España; L'Académie de France
Program Website: http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com
Program: Learning Programs International
Description: LPI programs emphasize language acquisition and cultural immersion for students at various levels of proficiency. Students have the opportunity to take classes at an accredited foreign university while living with a host family. LPI offers summer programs to study in Spain, France, Mexico, and Costa Rica.
Participants: At least 16 years of age and completion of at least 2 years high school Spanish/French.
Program Website: http://www.lpiabroad.com
Program: Rustic Pathways
Description: Rustic Pathways offers travel programs for high school students, families, groups and college students. Summer programs are available for students from 12 years of age. Rustic Pathways also offers scheduled family adventures and customized family trips, as well as organized overseas programs for school, universities, groups, and clubs of all kinds. The company runs programs year round to Australia, New Zealand, New Caledonia, The Fiji Islands, Africa, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, China, India, Peru, Costa Rica, Mexico and the United States. Rustic Pathways summer programs are suitable for most students. Participants: At least 12 years of age. Program Website: www.rusticpathways.com
Hillsdale College High School Study Abroad
Travel with professors from Hillsdale College. www.hillsdale.edu/admissions
Oxbridge Academic Programs
All grade levels. Designed for students who have the desire and motivation to enrich themselves intellectually while immersing them in a foreign culture. They offer over 100 different courses. More information at www.oxbridgeprograms.com
Overland Programs
All grade levels. Overland offers young people hiking, biking, writing, service,
environmental study, language study and gap year opportunities in the world’s most beautiful places. Spots fill up in January/February. Visit www.overlandprograms.com
Putney Student Travel
All grade levels. Putney has been around for 59 years and offers students community service, global awareness, travel, and language immersion opportunities. www.goputney.com
Sail Caribbean
All grade levels. Eight different programs. Community Service is built into every program. www.sailcaribbean.com
Studio Art Centers International – Florence
Study abroad in Florence, Italy for artistic-minded students. www.saci-florence.edu
Vision Service Adventures
Sophomores and Juniors. Visions programs mix hands-on service work, intercultural living, and active exploration. Programs travel to Alaska, Mississippi, Montana, Nicaragua, British Virgin Islands, Guadaloupe, Dominica, Vietnam, Dominican Republic, Equador and The Galapagos, and Peru. DEADLINE: March 1, 2010
Program: AIFS Summer Advantage- England, China, Italy, Russia, Spain, France
Description: AIFS Summer Advantage programs provide high school students aged 16* and older who have completed their sophomore year with a taste of university life before they enroll in college, as well as help strengthen their prospects for acceptance at a leading university through foreign language study or liberal arts courses abroad. Most U.S. colleges accept transfer credits for completed work from the programs Participants: At least 16 years of age and successful completion of 10th grade. Program Website: www.summeradvantage.com
VII. LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS
Program: Leadership in the Business World at the Wharton School of Business: University of Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Description: This programs provides students with the opportunity to learn about leadership in the field of business and careers in the field of business. Students take part in a variety of activities including participating in discussions, listening to guest speakers, visiting businesses, and participating in experiential learning simulations.
Participants: Students who have completed 11th grade by the summer.
Program website: http://undergrad.wharton.upenn.edu/precollege/lbw/
Program: Leadership Institute at Brown University: Providence, Rhode Island
Description: This program is designed to help students develop knowledge and skills that relate to socially responsible leadership. Students examine and analyze important issues that are facing the country and the world and discuss ways to become involved in leadership activities. One particular area that students can choose to focus on is environmental leadership.
Participants: High school students.
Program website: www.brown.edu/Administration/Continuing_Studies/pc/leadership/index.php
Program: LeadAmerica Conference Program: Various universities
Description: This program provides experiential and career-focused leadership conferences. Students have the opportunity to learn leadership skills as well as to gain specialized leadership experience in areas such as: medicine and healthcare, law and trial advocacy, forensics and crime scene investigation, and engineering, science, and robotics.
Participants: High school students
Program website: www.lead-america.org/
Claremont McKenna College Step Up to Leadership Program
Sophomores. $695. Brochures available in guidance office. Must be nominated by the school, so let us know if you are interested. www.claremontmckenna.edu/kli/programs/stepup.php
Houston Fellows Program
Juniors. The MLT-Houston Fellows Program is a year long leadership development
experience designed to give minority high school students the opportunity to
develop leadership skills and career exposure while expanding peer and professional networks through a summer leadership summit and hands-on workshops during their senior year. Through the Houston Fellows Program, high-performing seniors gain the skills and experiences that give them an edge in college and their early careers. Two DEADLINE: March 12, 2010
National Student Leadership Conference
All grade levels. Career-focused leadership conferences in Washington DC, Chicago, San Francisco, New York: Medicine and Health Care, Engineering, Forensic Science, Law and Advocacy, Journalism, Education, U.S. Policy and Politics, Intelligence and National Security, International Diplomacy, Sports and Entertainment Management, Entrepreneurship and Business, Mastering Leadership, and Theater. See Mrs. Lowry for the information on applying.
Norwich University Drill Camp and Future Leaders Camp
9th, 10th, and 11th graders. Either program would be good for students interested in military/ROTC.
Drill Camp – For students interested in advancing their individual and team skills in military drill and ceremonies, while further developing their physical and mental strength.
Future Leader Camp - FLC provides participants with a challenging and meaningful adventure camp experience while building an understanding of small group leadership techniques, leadership ethics, teamwork, problem-solving and effective communication.
DEADLINE: June 1, 2010
United States Military Academy Summer Leaders Seminar
Juniors. Outstanding students interested in military leadership and/or West Point. DEADLINE: April 1, 2010
Program: Ohio Leadership Institute: Summer Leadership Training Camp:
Description: This program provides students with the opportunity to build, enhance, and expand their leadership skills. Students have the opportunity to listen to motivational speakers and to participate in hands-on leadership building activities.
Participants: Grades 9-12.
Program website: http://ohioleader.com/pages/lcc/summer_camps.php
VIII. SUMMER CAMPS
Program: Cub Creek Science Camp: Rolla, Missouri
Description: Cub Creek Science Camp provides unique opportunities for students to learn about and gain experience working with animals. The program has a science camp, a zoo camp, an animal camp, and a Jr. Vet program for students. Students can choose from many different activities available within this program.
Participants: Ages 7-17
Program website: www.bearriverranch.com/index.html
Program: Camp Muskoka: Bracebridge, Ontario
Description: This summer camp is designed to enable students to enjoy the environment while building self esteem and leadership skills.
Participants: Students ages 6-16
Program website: www.campmuskoka.com/index.htm
Program: Academic Camps at Gettysburg College: Gettysburg College: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Description: The academic camps at Gettysburg College provides students with unique opportunities to learn both inside and outside of the classroom. The programs emphasizes an active, constructive, and supportive environment for learning. Students can focus on areas including: creative writing, Spanish, performing arts, college prep, psychology, astronomy, service and leadership, and United States Civil War.
Participants: Students in grades 9-12
Program website: www.gettysburg.edu/academiccamps/index.html
Program: National Computer Camps: The camps are held at Fairfield University, Atlanta Christian College, Notre Dame College, and Manhattan College.
Description: This programs provides students with excellent opportunities to learn about various areas in the field of computer technology. Courses are available in video game design, digital video production, webpage design, computer languages, software applications, preparation for the network + certification exam, and preparation for the A+ certification exam.
Participants: Students ages 8-18.
Program website: www.nccamp.com/index.html
Program: Cybercamps: Locations in many states
Description: Cybercamps provides students with an opportunity to gain excellent experiences with technology. Students spend time on individual projects and taking courses in subjects such as game design, flash animation, video production, robotics, web design, and 3D modeling.. Students also have the opportunity to spend time on outdoor activities, meeting in special interest groups, and playing games.
Participants: Students ages 7-18
Program website: http://cybercamps.com/index.aspx
Program: Spotlight Series: Locations in many states
Description: This program is a part of cybercamps, but includes a specialized curriculum that provides students with unique course experiences in areas including: 3D modeling for Games, Remix It, and Video and Special FX. These courses are live workshops taught by experts in the field. This program also has a multi-week track that enables students to blend the spotlight series courses with other courses. This provides students with the opportunity to learn a wide variety of computer skills while also focusing on a particular area of interest.
Participants: 3D Modeling for Games: Ages 12 and older, Remix It: Ages 10 and older, and Video and Special FX: Ages 10 and older
Program website: http://cybercamps.com/spotlight-series.aspx
Program: Livewire: Walt Disney Resort in Florida
Description: This program enables students to customize their own experiences while learning about the behind the scenes aspects of Disney World and Epcot. Students have access to lab space in Epcott and have the opportunity to work on a website, build a video, mash favorite music, or hang out at Disney World. Participating students have an all access pass to the Disney Theme Park.
Participants: Ages 14-18
Program website: http://livewiresummer.com/index.aspx
Program: Digital Media Academy: Locations include: Stanford University, University of Texas, UC San Diego, Hartsville South Carolina, South Burlington Vermont, and Hayward California.
Description: The Digital Media Academy has a large variety of courses related to video technology. Samples courses include: extreme sports video production, documentary film making, final cut pro advanced editing techniques, 3D game creation, and digital photography.
Participants: Kids camps: ages 9-13, Teen camps: ages 13-18.
Program website: www.digitalmediaacademy.org/index.html?dtype=pl&dsrc=mysc&daud=teen
Program: iD Tech Camps: Various universities
Description: These programs provide students with the opportunity to learn about and gain hands-on experience in areas such as computer programming, video game design, and digital video production. Students have the opportunity to explore computer related career fields of interest.
Participants: Ages 7-17.
Program website: www.internaldrive.com/
SuperCamp
All grade levels. Learning and life skills. Various locations in US. www.supercamp.com
4 Star Camps
All grade levels. Academic, golf, and tennis camps at University of Virginia and Stony Brook University. www.4starcamps.com Early registration ends March 17, 2010.
Julian Krinsky Fitness, Golf, and Tennis Camps
All grade levels. Managed by Tennis Pro, Julian Krinsky. Programs is held in Philadelphia. http://www.jkcp.com/ DEADLINES: 3/5-15, 2010
IX. General Pre-College Summer Programs
American Institute for Foreign Study Summer Advantage
All grade levels. Four-week high school study abroad in Nanjing, China. www.aifs.com
Boston College Summer Experience Program
Juniors. Spend six weeks at BC taking college courses and earning credit. Application available in the guidance office.
Boston University High School Honors Program
Juniors and exceptional sophomores. http://bu.edu/summer/highschool DEADLINE: 5/17/2010
Boston University Summer Challenge Program
All grade levels. http://bu.edu/summer/highschool
Columbia University Summer High School Programs
All grade levels depending on the location. Students can choose to study in New York, Barcelona, or the Middle East. I have plenty of brochures on this program in my office. The application is available at www.columbia.edu/hs DEADLINE: February 12, 2010
Georgetown University Summer Programs
All grade levels. Summer at Georgetown University gives motivated students the opportunity to advance their academic skills through a variety of 13 programs lasting from eight days to ten weeks. Some classes award college credit. DEADLINE: rolling admission. http://summer.georgetown.edu/hoyas
George Washington University Pre-College Program
All grade levels. Various course offerings. http://precollege.gw.edu
Harvard Summer School Secondary School Program
All grade levels. More than 1,000 motivated high school students from the U.S. and abroad attend the Harvard Secondary School Program to experience college life. Alongside undergraduate students, you will explore subjects not available at your high school and earn college credit in college-level courses. Online courses are also available.
DEADLINE: April 2, 2010
Loyola University Chicago Pre-Collegiate Summer Scholars
Sophomores and juniors. www.LUC.edu/summerscholars
Millsaps College International Cultural Awareness Program
Rising seniors. Ten-day summer program designed to cultivate cultural awareness and understanding of developing countries. Five of the days are spent in the Yucatan. $2600.
http://www.millsaps.edu/admiss/icap/index.shtml DEADLINE: March 15, 2010.
Notre Dame Summer Programs
Sophomores and Juniors. ND Summer Scholars offers 13 tracks of academic study. http://precollege.nd.edu/summer-scholars June 20 – July 3, 2010.
DEADLINE: March 1, 2010
Oxford Advanced Studies
Sophomores and Juniors. Offers high school students an in-depth and stimulating educational experience combined with an exciting range of social and cultural activities and visits.
Rice University for High School Students
Sophomores and Juniors. College credit. Open to 20 students. June 7-July 30, 2010. Http://gscs.rice.edu/rhs DEADLINE: March 26, 2010
Rice University Summer School
All grade levels. http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~edsumsch/enrichment_courses_2005.html
Summer at Andover Phillips Academy
All grade levels. Five-week program in which students study, socialize and live in a multicultural community. Academics (one major and one minor), an activity, and college counseling (including campus tours) are included. Various programs of study. Visit www.andover.edu/summersession DEADLINE: March 1, 2010
Summer Study Programs at CU-Boulder, University of Vermont, and Penn State
Pre-college enrichment or college credits available. Visit www.summerstudy.com
University of Pennsylvania Pre-College Programs
All grade levels. Managed by Tennis Pro, Julian Krinsky. Programs are available in Philadelphia and San Francisco. http://www.jkcp.com/ DEADLINES: 3/5-15, 2010
University of St Andrews Scottish Studies and Creative Writing Programme
Sophomores and Juniors. Based in the historic & beautiful setting of the University of St Andrews. Designed to provide students who are about to enter college/university with an introduction to the writing, editing, and presentation of poetry and short fiction. Intensively workshop based and providing the opportunity to work in small groups with leading Scottish writers and experienced graduate tutors. DEADLINE: May 1, 2010
Vanderbilt Summer Academy
All grade levels. Programs for talented youth. http://pty.vanderbilt.edu DEADLINE: March 1, 2010
Washington University in St. Louis High School Summer Scholars Program
Sophomores and Juniors. Five-week residential program lets you choose a couple of college courses from a variety of academic disciplines – foreign languages, the sciences, the humanities, the arts, and the social sciences. Earn up to seven college credits.
DEADLINE: May 7, 2010
William and Mary Pre-Collegiate Summer Program in Early American History
Sophomores and juniors. American history seen through the lens of The Virginia Experience. DEADLINE: April 22, 2010. www.wm.edu/niahd