Contact: Special Programs at www.tisch.nyu.edu/
Call: 212-998-1500

Programs in Architecture, Design, Art, Drama, Music. Video game development at the National High School Game Academy (NHSGA). College subjects with college credit.

Contact: www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college

French language immersion in Paris/Montpellier. Spanish language immersion in Barcelona. Courses at Oxford and Cambridge.

Contact: www.oxbridgeprograms.com/ or minfo@oxbridgeprograms.com
Mail-in cards are available outside the College Counseling Office.

Earn 3-6 college credits.

Contact: www.sce.cornell.edu/sc or summer-college@cornell.edu
Call: 607-255-6203

Applications Accepted: Mid-February - Beginning of July
Contact: University of Maryland Young Scholars Program

Courses in Script writing, Journalism, Broadcasting, Film, Video, Photography, Creative Writing

Contact: Click here

Pre-College Summer Workshop in Architecture
The Catholic University of America

Three-week workshop for students interested in architecture or other design-related fields

Contact: architecture.cua.edu/summerprograms/experiences.cfm
Call: 202-319-5786

For students interested in attending West Point, and who will complete their junior year of high school before this summer. Academic Classes, Military Training, Sports, Tours

Contact: West Point Summer Leaders Experience
Call: 845-938-4041

Summer Residential Program (Grades 9 - 12)
Rochester Scholars (Grades 9 - 12)
Rochester Scholars Jr. (Grades 6 - 8)

Live on campus. Credit and non-credit courses andmini-courses offered.
Sample Classes: Brainiac! The Basics of the Brain, Nerves, Synapses, and Circuits;
Careers in Engineering; Microchips in a Macro World; Computer Music; Voices of the Holocaust; The Extended Essay; Black Holes, Aliens, and Exoplanets; Introduction to Sociology; and more.

Malawi Immersion Summer Seminar (Grades 11 - 12)
Two-week cultural exploration in Africa.

Contact: University of Rochester Pre-College Program

Students entering grades 9 - 12

Marine Science: Caribbean Marine Biology Voyage, Costa Rica Sea Turtle Studies,
Belize Dolphin Studies, Fiji Shark Studies, Caribbean Marine Conservation
Language Immersion: Spanish in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Peru;
French in French West Indies and France; Chinese in China
Community Service and Environmental Studies: Panama Primate Studies,
Chile Energy and Climate Studies, South African Wildlife Conservation
Earn up to three college credits or 55 hours of community service credits.

Contact: www.gobroadreach.com/ or www.academictreks.com/
Call: 888-833-1907 or 888-833-1908

Locations: Amherst, Bryn Mawr, Dartmouth, Emory, Princeton, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UT Austin, Vassar, Yale

Courses: Humanities, Math & Science, Visual& Performing Arts, Fitness & Recreation,
Multi-Disciplinary

Contact: www.giftedstudy.org/
Call: 866-303-4744

Rising high school juniors and seniors.

Students will work in teams for the week and will be introduced to biomedical, civil, electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering concentrations.

Contact: zabroske@cua.edu or see engineering.cua.edu/ENF.cfm
Call: 202-319-5160

Two-six week programs for high school and middle schoolstudents available on 12 campuses in 5 countries, including UCLA, Michigan, Georgetown, NYU, the University of Pennsylvania, London, Barcelona, Florence, and Shanghai.Four-week internships available in New York, Boston, Los Angeles, London, Chicago, and San Francisco. Tuition: $3,400-$9,200.

Contact:info@summerdiscovery.com or see www.summerdiscovery.com/
Call: 516-621-3939

Must be a current high school sophomore or junior with a B+ GPA. Students select two college courses and can earn college credits. Noncredit options are also available in creative writing, Japanese popular culture, and pre-medical studies.

Contact: summerscholars@wustl.edu or see summerscholars.wustl.edu
Call: 866-209-0691

Courses in Archaeology, China's Transformation, Damte's Inferno, Life Sciences,
Policy Debate & Public Speaking, Theology, Psychology, Film, Entrepreneurship, Leadership

Contact: www.precollege.nd.edu/
Call: 574-631-0990

Babson's collaborative summer learning laboratories seek to advance a student's knowledge in business and entrepreneurship. Students will gain the tools and experience first-hand how to impact and reshape organizations, industries, and the world.

Contact: Babson College Summer Programs
Call: 781-235-1200

Columbia Campus (New York City)

The Bill of Rights: An Introduction to Constitutional Law (Freshmen & Sophomores)
Introductory Arabic: The Language in Cultural Context (Juniors & Seniors)
Introduction to Conflict Resolution (Juniors & Seniors)
Advanced Topics in Philosophy (Juniors & Seniors)

Columbia Campus & King’s Academy (Manja, Jordan):
Understanding The Arab World

Barcelona
History, Art, and Urban Development (Juniors & Seniors)

Contact: Click here

The Duke University TIP offers challenging educational adventures to motivated, dedicated, and talented high school students who possess a desire to learn in a unique setting.Courses, taught by top instructors, letyou investigate law as a career path; complete your own independent film; study in the Costa Rican rainforests; conduct a research project in the Appalachian Mountains; immerse yourself in the culture of China, Costa Rica, Italy, or the Netherlands; or examine the complexities of green architecture, futurism, or chaos theory.

Contact: Click here

Cultural Exploration
Students broaden their perspectives as they visit art centers, theater festivals, small villages and large urban areas, wilderness landscapes and historical places in Israel, Jordan, Patagonia, Italy, Switzerland, France, Holland, Britain, China.

Community Service
Projects in Argentina, Costa Rica, Ghana, India, Peru, Ecuador, Senegal, Vietnam.

Contact: www.goputney.com
Call: 802-387-5000

This program will be held on the Kenyon College campus in Gambier, Ohio.
Students will participate in creative writing workshops and attend evening author readings.

Application Deadline: March 1. Essay, teacher recommendation, transcript required.

Contact: Click here

Build a portfolio of worthy work, explore art majors, earn college credits.

Contact: www.ringling.edu/precollege
Call: 941-955-8869

Contact: www.greatbookssummer.com/
Call: 866-480-7323

Four-week, two-week, and one-week courses are available in architecture, business, engineering, journalism, visual & performing arts, writing.

Contact: click here
Call: 213-740-5679

Penn Summer High School Programs
6-Week Pre-College Program

This program is intended for a student who will be a junior or senior in the fall.
Choose from credit and non-credit courses in an environment that is typical for an undergraduate freshman.

Contact: www.sas.upenn.edu/summer/programs/highschool

4-Week Academies
These programs are for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are contemplating medical or science careers. Offerings include biomedical labs and research, and experimental physics.

Summer Engineering Programs for High School Students
Three-week programs combine theory and practical experience in the fields of computer science, computer graphics, nanotechnology, biomedical technology, and more.

Contact: www.seas.upenn.edu/education/summer-programs.php

Wharton Pre-College Programs in Business
Students who are interested in investigating a career business can choose from a technology and business institute or a course in business leadership in the world.

Contact: Click here

Highly-motivated rising juniors and seniors can spend the summer in the Washington, DC area taking rigorous courses in a variety of disciplines at the Dupont Circle campus of W&M.

Contact: Click here

Classes are available in literature, English composition, public speaking , creative writing, Latin for English, economics, statesmanship, great ideas in American history, apologetics, film & culture, pre-algebra, algebra 1, geometry, environmental & marine sciences.

Contact: Click here

Upper School
Students choose three seminar-style classes for five weeks.

Charles J. Hamm, ’55 Leadership Program
Students take Leadership & Society, Practical Leadership Seminar, and a third course
from a list of available classes in the Upper School.

Contact: Click here

This program combines wilderness adventure with an opportunity to work on service projects with native peoples that honor their traditional lifeways.

Contact: www.deerhillexpeditions.com/
Call: 800-553-7221

For students ages 12-18
Programs run from 5-28 days.

Thirty-six different outdoor experiences are available, combining activities such as hiking, rock climbing, backpacking, kayaking, canoeing, and mountain biking.
The programs foster appreciation for the environment, help teens develop self-esteem, promote teamwork and friendship, and instill a spirit of adventure.

Contact: www.outdoors.org/teenwilderness
Call: 603-466-2727

Leadership for Life International empowers teens to create balance in their lives, plan and execute their goals, and develop self-confidence. The week-long program includes an outdoor challenge course, teambuilding activities, solution-creating strategies, public speaking strategies, success principles for teens.

Contact: Click here

Pre-College Program
Credit and Non-Credit Programs

Contact: Click here

Immerse yourself in the daily life of the people in a new country. Become a member of a host family; adopt their language, traditions, and food; gain a deeper understanding of their culture.

There are three-, four-, and five-week programs in over 40 countries.

Contact: experiment@worldlearning.org or www.experimentinternational.org
Call:1-800-345-2929

Studio programs are available film production, animation, film writing, fiction and magazine writing, acting, musical theatre, and stage design.

Contact: Click here
Call: 617-824-8280

Three Two-Week Sessions

Credit and non-credit courses are available in Neuroscience & Technology, Neuroscience of Addiction, Law & Litigation, Ethics & Bioethics, Abnormal Psychology, Experimental Economics, and more.

Contact: www.college.emory.edu/pre-college

The 13-day program includes design studios, architecture seminars, and field trips.
Students will learn architectural history, and the skills and responsibilities required
in contemporary architectural practice.

Call: 514-631-2322
Contact: architecture.nd.edu/academics/professional-development/career-discovery/

At George Washington University, Stonehill College, UCLA, and Lehigh University
For students entering grades 10-12.

One- and two-week programs. Courses include: Spanish Culture & Tradition, Pharmaceutical Development, Coaching for the Greater Good, Life & Death: Ethics & Law, We Don’t Need No Education?

Contact: www.bpsummerprograms.com

This is a one-week hands-on introduction to business and the market economy. Students work in competitive teams to organize and run a mock business, and develop and market a product. Selected students receive a full-tuition scholarship.

Contact: www.wabash.edu/olab
Call:765-361-6364

A two-week day camp for students ages 9-18, designed to enhance the understanding and appreciation of Shakespeare through analysis of text, improvisation, and performance.Workshops are offered in Washington, Alexandria,
McLean, and Silver Spring. Scholarships are available.

Contact: Click here
Call: 202-547-5688

For current high school juniors and seniors. Live in one of Yale’s residential colleges and take Yale College courses for credit.

Contact: www.yale.edu/summer

Earn college credits in courses taken with college students and adults. Over 300 courses to choose from in over 60 liberal arts fields.

Contact: www.summer.harvard.edu/
Call: 617-495-3192

For rising juniors and seniors from groups that have historically and traditionally been
underrepresented in science, engineering, and technological fields.Activities and classes develop leadership and team-building skills. The program provides students with a snapshot of college life while they explore career opportunities in engineering.

Contact: Click here

Research Science Institute
Six weeks at MIT for rising juniors. features exploration of advanced theory and research in mathematics, the sciences, and engineering. Students attend college-level classes conducted by MIT’s distinguished faculty and complete a hands-on project that can be entered in national science competitions. If selected, the program is free.

Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science (MITES)
This six-week program is for promising high school juniors who plan to study science, engineering, or entrepreneurship, especially those from minority backgrounds and other underrepresented groups. If selected, the program is free.

Contact: Click here

This program is for rising seniors.Spend six weeks at Boston College: take college classes, earn college credits, live and study with peers, interact with outstanding professors.

Contact: www.bc.edu/bce
Email: bce@bc.ed
Call: 617-552-3800

Whole or half summer sessions

Take one or two courses with college undergraduates in liberal arts. Special course offerings are also available in writing, health science, computer & interactive media, ethics & global citizenship. Credits earned may be transferred to other colleges and universities.

Contact: ase.tufts.edu/summer/
Call: 617-627-2000

High School Honors Program:
A six-week program for students who will be juniors or seniors in the fall.
Students will take two undergraduate college courses, and may earn up to eight transferable college credits.

Summer Challenge:
This is a four-week program for students entering grades 10, 11, 12 in the fall. Students take two non-credit courses from the following options: abnormal psychology, business, creative writing, electrical & computer engineering,
infectious diseases, international politics, journalism, law, mass communication, nutrition, persuasive writing, philosophy, and visual arts.

Contact: Click here
Call: 617-353-1378

An intensive summer experience designed to encourage motivated pre-college students to explore mathematics.

Contact: Click here

Held at Cal Tech, Georgia Tech, University of California at Berkeley,
University of Virginia, and Villanova University.

Co-sponsored by Google, DuPont, and ALCOA, the program introduces students of color with outstanding academic performance and demonstrated leadership skills to the field of engineering.

Contact: Click here

For rising juniors and seniors.

Do you have a strong interest in human ecology? Are you ready for a challenge?
Explore the connections between science, art, and the humanities in an intensive program which combines academic work with field experiences in whale feeding grounds, seal haul-outs, seabird colonies, and the Maine forests and coasts.

Contact: www.coa.edu/highschoolstudentprograms.htm

The College of William & Mary, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation,
and the National Institute of American History and Democracy:
Pre-Collegiate Summer Program in Early American History
Two Sessions

For juniors and seniors in high school.

High school students earn four college credits transferrable from The College of William & Mary. Two courses are available: From the Founding of Jamestown to the American Revolution and From the American Revolution to the American Civil War. Courses include special performances, lectures, and behind-the-scenes talks with interpreters, curators, researchers, and historians. Students participate in an archaeological dig and maintain an electronic journal for evaluation.

Contact: www.wm.edu/niahd

Summer Writing Program
College-bound juniors can learn to write effective academic essays and earn six Carleton credits. Full and partial scholarships are available.

Carleton Liberal Arts Experience
This is an introduction to college life and to the strengths of a liberal arts education.

Carleton Summer Science Institute
For high school sophomores and juniors, participants learn to think and write
like scientists with hands-on research that culminates in a research symposium.

Contact: Click here
Call: 866-767-2275

For rising high school juniors and seniors who are passionate about the outdoors.The program offers an interdisciplinary introduction to environmental studies.

Contact: Click here
Email: sei@sewanee.edu

PROMYS
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists
Boston University

Scientific thought and creativity is fostered in high school students through interaction with mathematicians and scientists working in academia and industry.

Contact: http://www.promys.org/
Email: promys@bu.edu
Call: 617-353-2563

Beginning and advanced course offerings for middle and high school students in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, and Spanish

Several locations: Green Mountain College, Roger Williams University, Swarthmore College, Wofford College, Lewis University, Oberlin College, Pomona College, UC Santa Cruz.

Students live in language-specific residence halls, participate in language classes, and speak the target language in all activities-cooking, hiking, soccer competitions, etc.

Contact: Click here

Political Communication, Advocacy, and Leadership Institute (PAL)
Emerson College

This program is for students entering grades 10-12 during the coming school year.It will provide intensive
training experience in leadership, government, social advocacy, and communication.

Contact:  Click here
Call: 617-824-8940

Students select credit-bearing and non-credit courses in architecture, illustration, design, sculpture, and creative writing.

Contact: Click here

This is a co-ed summer arts program for high school students interested in theatre, visual arts, and creative writing.Students will spend two-thirds of their time in studio with artist-teachers, and one-third of their time collaborating with their peers to produce exhibits and performances. Each student will receive an iPad for use throughout the summer session.

Contact: Click here
Call: 434-381-6181

Pre-College Program
Students who have completed 9 th grade can live on campus for the full summer and
take credit and non-credit courses.

TheatreBridge
Explore the craft and creativity of acting.

Brown Leadership Institute
Two-week sessions offered.

Global Programs
Sessions last the entire summer.

Spark Science for Middle School
Each session lasts one week.

Contact:www.brown.edu/ce/pre-college/

During this residential week-long summer camp, high school students will learn about the stock market, participate in simulated trading sessions, and gain hands-on experience with Bentley's high-tech Trading Room and other business resources. The new skills gained will help students understand what it's like to work on Wall Street.

Contact: Click here

For students in grades 8-11 who have a passionate interest in politics and current affairs. University professors teach courses at Georgetown, Princeton, Stanford, and Beijing, China. Participants will create and run a legislative body patterned after the U.S. Congress. They will also meet with leaders in government and the media to complement classroom experiences.

Students must complete an application, essays, and submit a transcript and one teacher recommendation. The cost is $5,000, and scholarships are available. See Mr. DeLuca or Mr. Harwood if you’re interested in being nominated for this program.

Contact: http://www.jsa.org/
Call: 800-334-5353

Academically talented high school sophomores and juniors live on campus for a full summer and take 2-3 college courses for academic credit, which is transferable.

Contact: www.udel.edu/summercollege

University of Michigan
Summer Programs for High School Students

Contact: Click here

Scholarships are available.Courses available:American Law & Litigation, Ancient Egyptian Language, Culture, and History, Fiction Writing, Collegiate Writing, Developmental Psychology, Green: Behavioral Economics and Sustainability, Field Study in Urban Society, RIBS: Research in Biological Sciences, Stones and Bones: A Practicum in Paleontology, Travel Academy: Drama and Performance in Ancient Greece, Intensive Language: Arabic, Mandarin, Classical/Attic Greek, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Russian.

Contact:https://summer.uchicago.edu/

Students can choose from more than 500 courses during 4-week or 6-week sessions and live on campus.

Contact: Click here
Call: 412-624-7428

GET READY

Students can choose from over 300 courses in four- and eight-week sessions.

IN FOCUS Seminars
These two-week noncredit courses for high school students are structured like college seminars and taught by Northwestern faculty. The summer seminars include: Law School and the Legal Profession, Humanitarianism and Global Justice, Sustainability and the Economy, Environment, and Society.

Contact: www.northwestern.edu/collegeprep/

Explore college majors and experience college residential life with credit and non-credit course offerings. Students have 2-, 4-, and 6-week program options.

Contact: www.summercollege.syr.edu/
Call: 315-443-5000

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) Frontiers
Two two-week sessions offered.

Frontiers is a residential, research, and learning experience for rising juniors and seniors. Students engage in solving problems with the use of current laboratory techniques in aerospace engineering, biology, chemistry/biochemical engineering, civil and environmental engineering, computer science, computer and electrical engineering, interactive media and game development, mathematics, mechanical engineering, physics, and robotics.

Contact: www.wpi.edu/+frontiers
Call: 508-831-5286

Seminars for current high school juniors conducted by college professors at
Cornell University and the University of Michigan

Application Deadline: January 20
Contact: www.tellurideassociation.org/