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Boston University Summer Programs for High School Students
http://www.bu.edu/summer/high-school-programs/
This summer, preview the college experience at one of the world’s top teaching and research universities—in one
of the most exciting US cities. Boston University Summer Term invites you to check out four summer high school
programs that challenge you intellectually and introduce you to college life. Each of our high school programs
(High School Honors, Research Internship in Science & Engineering, Summer Challenge, and Summer
Preview) offers you the chance to learn and explore new subjects as you bond with other students through fun
social activities on campus and around Boston.
Barnard College Summer in New York City
www.barnard.edu/precollege
Young Women’s Leadership Institute (July 8 – 15)
Two course from a variety of topics, four weeks (June 24-July 21)
One course from a variety of topics, (June 24-29)
Dance in the City – academic class in dance, technique class plus performances (July 8 -15)
Cornell University Summer College
http://www.summercollege.cornell.edu
3 and 6 week programs for high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Choose from more than 20 programs
and 45 courses offered between June 23 and August 7, 2012.
Barnard College of Columbia University Pre-College Program
http://www.barnard.edu/precollege
Sample pre-college courses while exploring NYC both in and out of the classroom. We offer a coed four-week
program and several one-week options.
Emory Pre-College Program
http://www.precollege.emory.edu
The Emory Pre-College Program gives rising juniors and seniors in high school a glimpse of academic and
residential life at a top-ranked national university. High school students may enroll in classes with college
students and earn transferable college credit. 6 week (credit) courses (July 1-August 11) and 2 week (non-credit)
courses available throughout the summer. Applicants must be 15 years old (16 years for lab courses) by the
date of registration and be rising juniors or seniors.
Georgetown University Summer Institutes
http://scs.georgetown.edu/departments/21/summer-programs-for-high-school-students/format/institute
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areas. Here, you will have the opportunity to explore what interests you in an accelerated, hands-on environment
while experiencing campus life and the excitement of Washington, DC. Choose from these areas of study:
Medicine, Law, Science, Politics, Business, and Arts and Humanities.
Harvard Summer School 2012
http://www.summer.harvard.edu/programs/ssp/default.jsp
Wondering what college is like? Experience it yourself this summer in the Harvard Secondary School Program.
You enroll in Harvard courses, studying alongside college and adult students at Harvard Summer School.
Explore subjects not available at your high school and earn college credit. You learn from distinguished faculty
and use the largest university library system in the world. The Application period begins on December 8.
Harvard begins reviewing applications in mid-February and informing students of decisions via email. Thereafter,
applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and students are informed of a decision within 2 weeks. For
admissions information, including application, click here.
Marist College – Summer Pre-College
www.marist.edu/precollege
Get a taste of campus life and earn three college credits while in high school. Spend 14 days in New York or
Florence Italy. Italy programs in Fashion, Interior Design and Studio Art. New York programs include: Business,
Creative Writing, Criminal Justice, Digital Movie Making, Environmental Science, Fashion, Game Design, Sports
Communication, Spanish and Theatre.
NYU Pre-college - Programs for High School Students
http://www.nyu.edu/summer/2012/highschool/program.html
NYU Pre-college 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. July 2 through August 10. Scholarship
deadline is April 1. Apply online now.
Northfield Mount Hermon – Summer Session (June 30 – August 4)
Summer_school@nmhschool.org
College Prep Program – June 30 – August 4. Many courses pack a full year of study into an intensive, exciting
summer program.
www.nmhschool.org/summer
New Zealand Summer Abroad – June 27th – July 25th for grades 10-12. Students spend one week at Northfield
Mount Hermon and four weeks in New Zealand studying its history and culture.
Summer Discovery Pre-College Enrichment
http://www.summerdiscovery.com/
Summer pre-college programs for high school students in grades 9,10,11,12 at UCLA, UCSB, Georgetown,
Michigan, PENN, Spain, England, Italy and China. Our unique partnerships with some of the world's most
prestigious universities allow our students unparalleled access to summer college programs, study abroad
experiences, high-school internships, enrichment courses, community service, cultural immersion, sports and
residential life.
UC Berkeley Summer Sessions
http://summer.berkeley.edu/pre-collegiate
The Pre-Collegiate Program offers you the chance to join the community of more than 250 high school students
who spend their time enjoying a summer at Berkeley. Take advantage of Berkeley courses, co-curricular
activities, and workshops planned just for you. Spend time on campus taking advantage of all it has to offer, and
simultaneously earn college credit. Pre-Collegiate Program participants choose from courses offered in Session
C (June 20 - August 12) and Session D (July 5 - August 12). Interested students can apply to the Pre-Collegiate
Program beginning February 15. Applications are reviewed as they are received. The deadline to apply is June
3.
UC San Diego Academic Connections
http://academicconnections.ucsd.edu/about/index.cfm
Academic Connections is a selective pre-college summer academic and
residential experience targeted to college-bound high school students, grades
9-12. Apply now! There are three program options to choose
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Research Scholars: Exciting and innovative research labs, one-on-one interactions with world-renown
UCSD faculty researchers.
Research Studies: Approximately 25 intensive three-week courses across a wide array of academic
disciplines, taught in classes of up to 22 per class by a UCSD grad student or faculty member.
Global Environmental Leadership and Sustainability Courses: Intensive one-week, hands-on
research and field work courses on the Big Island of Hawaii; Biosphere 2 in Arizona; and Los Alamos
national Laboratories, New Mexico.
USC Summer Programs
http://summer.usc.edu/index.shtml
USC Summer Programs extends this tradition of excellence to outstanding high school students through 4 and 2
week summer course options, offering students a preview of “freshman year” through a variety of college
subjects. Check on December 1, 2011 to see the Summer 2012 course offerings.
Washington University in St. Louis
http://summerexperiences.wustl.edu/
Experience Washington University the summer after your sophomore or junior year. Participate in the 5-week
High School Summer Scholars Program for college credit, or the 3 week, non-credit High School Summer
Institutes.
University of Chicago
www.summer.uchicago.edu
Take undergraduate course for credit or enroll in selective programs taught at the college level by designed
exclusively for high school students. Topics include: Research in the Biological Sciences; Stones and Bones;
Ancient Egyptian Language, Culture and History; Travel Study to Greece; Weather, Climate and Natural
Hazards; American Law and Litigation; Collegiate Writing: The Business Case for Sustainability; Developmental
Psychology; and Creative Writing Workshop.
Other Opportunities
Academy of Art University Pre-College Summer Program
http://www.academyart.edu/degrees/pre-college-summer-art-experience.html
This six-week intensive program offers up to four classes. You will get a glimpse into college life and helps
determine if art & design is the right choice. There is a non-refundable/non-transferable $525 processing fee for
Summer semester. Students must be entering high school sophomore, junior or senior years in the Fall. See the
link above for additional details on campus housing, student activities, and enrollment information.
American University, Washington D.C - Community of Scholars
http://www.american.edu/sis/communityofscholars/
The Community of Scholars program is a rigorous college-credit summer program designed for students entering
their junior and senior years of high school. The program offers students the chance to broaden their
understanding of international relations by enrolling in a three-credit college class designed just for them.
Community of Scholars will introduce students to the advancing field of global affairs through college-level
coursework. Instructors provide dynamic lectures and engage students in discussions as well as simulations,
such as a mock UN debate. Students will visit government agencies and non-profit organizations to see how
leading policy-makers put ideas into action. Experience the excitement of Washington at work and see firsthand
what others only read about! Students may submit completed applications (including transcript, deposit, and
teacher/adviser recommendation) as of February 1, 2012. Download the 2012 Program Brochure here.
American University, Washington D.C - Discover the World of Communication
http://www.american.edu/soc/discover/
Discover the World of Communication is open to all high school students grades 9 through 12, including those
students entering 9th grade in the fall. Classes are taught by American University School of Communication
faculty and communication professionals. Activities, guest speakers, events, and field trips occur
regularly throughout the summer. Past trips include a Washington Post editorial meeting, a
Nationals baseball game, a behind the scenes visit to NBC, interviews at National Public Radio, a visit to the
Museum and AFI. Upcoming sessions are June 18-29 and July 2-13, 2012. Download the 2012
Program Brochure here.
Bank of America Foundation Student Leaders
Website
If you are a student with a passion for improving your community, we would like to help you turn that passion into
action. We are looking for leaders who are high school juniors and seniors in the US. The Student Leaders
selected will participate in: an eight-week paid internship at a charitable organization, and a week-long Student
Leadership Summit in Washington, DC (July) to gain valuable civic, social and business leadership skills (all
expenses paid as part of the Student Leaders Program).
California Cadet Academy
http://www.calcadet.com/index.htm
The California Cadet Academy is a residential summer camp for high-school aged students who are interested in
becoming Firefighters, Police officers and Emergency Medical Technicians. Cadets who attend the Academy are
trained in fire science, law enforcement and basic first aid (CPR certificate issued). The cadets are exposed to
interactive scenarios that allow them to safely experience what Firefighters, Police Officers and Emergency
Medical Technicians do on a daily basis. We are located in the Napa Valley and use the facilities of a local
college campus. The camps are one week in duration held during the months of June, July and August.
California College of the Arts
www.cca.edu/PRECOLLEGE
June 25-July 20. Explore your inner artist and earn 3 units of college credit. Classes in animation, architecture,
drawing, film, graphic design, illustration, industrial design, jewelry, metal arts, painting, photography,
printmaking, screen printing, sculpture and textiles.
Discovery Internships
http://www.discoveryinternships.com
Discovery Internships is a summer internship program for high school students with locations in Boston, Chicago,
Los Angeles, New York City, and London. Gain work experience with a professional internship. Stand out on your
college applications. Learn about a career and refine your professional goals. Experience life in amazing city
through dozens of included activities and events. Live in a college residence hall with your new friends.
Medical Immersion Summer Academy
www.misahealth.org
“Step into the shoes of a health professional.” Session 1: July 9 - 20, 2012 (9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
Session 2: July 23 - August 3, 2012 (9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) Academy includes: health profession shadowing;
field trips and evening activities, one-on-one college and career advising, mentorship from UC Berkeley Pre-med
students; VIP lunches with health professionals; hand-on training on medical techniques/procedures.
Application deadline is April 10, 2012.
Summer Design Academy UC Berkeley
www.ced.berkeley.edu
3 week intensive summer design academy for high school students at Wurster Hall, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. – 4
p.m. Includes architecture, urban design, and sustainable city planning at the College of Environmental Design.
Includes lectures, field trips and design studios. July 16-August 3, 2012. Register online by June 15th.
Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM) - 3 Days of Fashion!
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Learn more about what it's like to launch your own business or have a great career in Marketing, Fashion Buying,
Merchandising, Fashion Styling, or Fashion Design at FIDM's 3 Days of Fashion for high school students (limited
spaces for sophomores and freshmen). Take workshops like Draping the Dress, where you'll create a 3dimensional design on a fitting form; Concept to Consumer, which focuses on design and merchandising; and
Creating a Promotional Campaign, where you'll work on a photo shoot and a special event. The program at the
San Francisco location runs from June 25-June 27, 2012. 3 day programs will also be running at FIDM's Orange
County, San Diego, and Los Angeles campuses.
Medical Immersion Summer Academy
www.misahealth.org
Two week program includes job shadows with health professions, fieldtrips and evening activities, mentorship
from UC Berkeley Pre-med students, VIP lunches with health professionals, hands-on training on medical
techniques/procedures. Two sessions: July 9-20 or July 23-Aug 3.
Otis College of Art and Design - Summer of Art
http://www.otis.edu/continuing_education/summer_of_art/index.html
This intensive, four-week (July 9 - August 3, 2012), 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 skills as well as students with limited art training are invited to participate. Summer of Art is not
suited for students in search of a recreational program. Summer of Art 2012 Registration begins February 27th.
Registration materials will be posted on the above website.
Pratt Institute Pre-College Program
http://prostudies.pratt.edu/programs_precollege_sum.html
Each summer, nearly 400 high school students participate in college-level study at Pratt University. The
schedule consists of 2 college credit bearing classes and 2 non-credit pass/fail courses designed to supplement
the core curriculum. Course options include Architecture, Creative Writing, Graphic Design, Fashion Design,
Interior Design, Photography, Media Arts/Video, and others. Program dates: July 9-August 3. Application
deadline is April 1.
Sarah Lawrence College - Programs for High School Students
http://www.slc.edu/ce/pre-college/summer/index.html
Offering the following residential courses: Summer Filmmaking Intensive, Exploring Musical Theatre, Sarah
Lawrence College's Summer in the City, White Mountain Summer Dance Festival, Writer's Village: A Creative
Writing intensive, Animation: From Stop Motion to Flash. Full course descriptions, schedules, and cost
information available at website above. Inline registration is available.
The Summer Academy at St. John's College
http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/admissions/summeracademy.shtml
Explore great ideas with other high school students at St. John's Academy. The Summer Academy offers
participants a rich experience reading and discussing original texts in small discussion classes 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. Program Dates: Annapolis, Maryland (June
24-30), Santa Fe, New Mexico (June 24-30 and July 1-7). Tuition $990 per week - includes room, board, books,
and off campus trips. Download application here.
Summer Study Programs (Pre-College Summer Programs)
http://www.summerstudy.com/
Summer Study’s pre-college summer programs offer unique summer opportunities, which combine stimulating
academics with unforgettable sports, recreational, social and/or cultural activities. Join us at one of these
prestigious campuses... Penn State University, The University of Colorado at Boulder, The University of Vermont
in Burlington and the Sorbonne in Paris. Students completing 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade may join us for all
pre-college offerings.
Teen Academy
http://www.ci.pleasanton.ca.us/services/police/community/teen-academy.html
The Pleasanton Police Department’s Teen Academy is a three week long program offered annually each
summer. Instruction includes a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on learning activities. Topics
include: Animal Services, Crime Scene Investigation, Juvenile Traffic Enforcement, K-9 Program, Narcotics
Investigations, Patrol Procedures, Radio Communications, and SWAT. The Teen Academy is offered free of
charge to local high school students, generally between the ages of 14 and 18 years of age. See website for
information on how to apply.
Tri-Valley TV Summer Camp
http://www.tri-valleytv.org/camp.html
Thinking about choosing some form of video or television for your future career? Tri-Valley TV Summer Camp,
offered by Tri-Valley Community TV, includes an introduction to studio production, field production, writing,
producing and digital video editing. This unique day camp consists of a total of 20 hours and is open to students
in grades 6 - 12. Participants will work within a group to produce a TV program. The first session is from June 11
– 15 and the second session from August 6 - 10. TV Camp runs from 9 a.m. - 1p.m. each day and the fee is
$495. For more information and to register for the TV Camp, visit the Tri-Valley TV website or phone the station
at (925) 462-3030.
Youth Leadership Forum (For Students with Disabilities)
www.dor.ca.gov/YLF
Develop your leadership skills, and learn how to reach your academic, career, and independence goals. Talk
with policy makers and educate them on ways they can improve the lives of young people with disabilities. July
23-27 at CSU Sacramento.
Wharton, University of Pennsylvania Summer Pre-Collegiate Program
http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/academics/pre-college-programs.cfm
You are invited to apply to the Leadership in the Business World, Management & Technology Summer Institute
and Wharton Sports Business Academy. By the end of the summer program, students will learn about the
possibilities that an undergraduate business education affords and build knowledge and skills that will prepare
them for the future.
Yale Ivy Scholars Program
http://ivyscholars.yale.edu/
The Ivy Scholars Program is a college-level global leadership development initiative for outstanding high school
scholar-leaders. The Program is designed for exceptional high school student scholar-leaders who aim to
become senior leaders in their home countries whether they are future presidents, prime ministers, CEOs,
corporate directors, public service, civic leaders, or educators. Three programs are offered: Program in American
Political Philosophy, Law and Economics (7/8 - 7/21), Global Leaders Development Program (7/28-8/11), and
Studies in Grand Strategy for Rising High School Seniors (7/29-8/12).
Science, Math, Engineering, and Technology Opportunities
Berkeley Lab Internships for Pre-collegiate Scholars (BLIPS)
http://csee.lbl.gov/Programs/BLIPS/index.html
Online applications for Berkeley Lab Internships for Pre-collegiate Scholars (BLIPS) are currently open for
summer 2012. BLIPS is an eight-week internship that provides high school juniors with the opportunity to work
with world-class scientists or engineers on projects related to the Laboratory’s research programs. Assignments
cover a range of laboratory tasks and assistance in basic research. Summer 2012 program dates are June 13
through August 3, 2012. Summer interns receive a $2,000 stipend. The application period opens December 5,
2011. The application and high school transcript deadline is February 3, 2012.
Georgetown University - Medical Programs for High School Students
http://SCS.GEORGETOWN.EDU/summermedicine
You will be introduced to the traditional disciplines that medical students encounter during their training through a
hands-on laboratory setting in the Georgetown Medical Center. During your eight-day institute, you will get a
snapshot of the Georgetown medical school curriculum and address such topics as human anatomy and
physiology, microbiology and infectious diseases, surgery, cancer, and biomedical ethics. Students will have the
opportunity to work with a patient simulator and focus on some of today's basic medical issues, such as
preventative medicine, heart disease and HIV. The Georgetown Medical Center includes the nationally ranked
School of Medicine and School of Nursing & Health Studies, in addition to the world-renowned Lombardi Cancer
Center. See website for more information.
iD Tech Camps
http://www.internaldrive.com
Technology and fun are at the core of everything we do at iD. iD offers week-long Tech camps and multi-week
long intensive Teen Academies. We specialize in the study of Film, Gaming, Programming, Robotics, Graphic &
Web Design and more. We offer real-world instruction on the hottest technologies from Adobe®, Apple®,
Autodesk®, Google, Microsoft® and more. Students receive our gold standard 1-on-1 instruction (maximum 8
students per staff) from cool, energetic staff at 60+ prestigious universities including Stanford, UC Berkeley,
Santa Clara University, St. Mary's College, MIT, Harvard, and UCLA. Choose from our many summer programs
to find the one that is right for you!
Operation Catapult
http://www.rose-hulman.edu/catapult/program.htm
Work with faculty and staff in world-class classrooms and labs. Now in its 45th year, Operation Catapult is a
unique summer program conducted by Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Indiana. One of the
important features of Operation Catapult is the exposure to engineering and applied science through project
work. Two sessions are available: Session I (June 12 - June 29, 2012)/ Session II (July 8 - July 25, 2012). To
apply, you must be a student entering your senior year of high school in 2012. You must have completed three
years of math and one year of chemistry or physics.
Saint Mary's College of California Summer Math Camp
http://math.stmarys-ca.edu/smc2/apply.html
The Saint Mary's College of CA Summer Mathematics Camp is a free one week-long residential summer
mathematics enrichment program for mathematically gifted high-school age students primarily from California.
The application period is NOW OPEN and the deadline to apply is December 30, 2011.
Santa Clara University Summer Engineering Seminar
http://scu.edu/engineering/undergraduate/ses.cfm
Santa Clara University offers a five-day experience specially designed to and taught by Santa Clara engineering
faculty. Courses are presented as a mix of lecture and interactive laboratory work, spanning several fields of
engineering. Get a taste of university life as you stay in residence halls, eat meals at campus dining and take
part in fun afternoon and evening activities. No cost to participants outside of transportation to and from the
University. Brochure and application online. Deadline is March 18th.
Smith Summer Science and Engineering Program for High School Girls
http://www.smith.edu/ssep
The Smith Summer Science and Engineering Program (SSEP) is a four-week residential program for exceptional
young women with strong interests in science, engineering and medicine. Each July, select high school students
from across the country and abroad come to Smith College to do hands-on research with Smith faculty in the life
and physical sciences and in engineering. Girls who will be in high school (grades 9-12) in fall 2012 are eligible
to apply for the summer 2012 program.
Stanford Institute of Medicine Summer Research
http://simr.stanford.edu/
The program is an eight-week program in which high school students from diverse backgrounds are invited to
perform basic research with Stanford faculty, postdoctoral fellows, students and researchers on a medicallyoriented project. The dates for the 2012 program will be from June 11 to August 3, 2012. The application will be
available on January 3, 2012. The application deadline is February 24, 2012.
Stanford Medical Youth Science Program
http://smysp.stanford.edu/
High school students participating in the SMYSP Summer Residential Program work in small groups and
research a medically relevant topic that includes a written paper, poster presentation, and oral presentation.
Program dates for the 2012 Summer Residential Program are June 24 - July 29, 2012. Applications will become
available in late December 2011.
Summer Engineering Seminar (SES) at Santa Clara University
http://scu.edu/engineering/about/ses.cfm
The School of Engineering at Santa Clara is pleased to host its 23rd Annual Summer Engineering Seminar for
high school students (Session 1: July 29 - August 2, 2012, Session 2: August 5 - August 9, 2012). This program
provides participants with a chance to explore possibilities of engineering as a career while living in University
residence halls staffed by professors. Workshops in this unique program span several fields of engineering
including: Bio, Civil, Computer Science, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. This program is free to those
students selected to participate.
Students are eligible to participate in SES if they have completed their sophomore or junior year of high school by
July 1, 2012 and are interested in exploring the field of engineering and its various disciplines. This program is
introductory in nature and students who have little to no exposure to engineering are preferred. Women and other
underrepresented groups in the field of engineering are highly encouraged to apply. Those entering their senior
year in fall 2012 are given first priority. To apply, you must complete an online application, submit an instructor
reference, and complete an application essay. Click here for the application and the link above for more details
about the program. The application must be submitted by midnight on March 16, 2012.
Summer Science Internship sponsored by Arthritis Foundation
http://www.SummerScienceInternship.kintera.org
Eight week long internships at UCSF and Stanford University. Through this internship, students receive hands
on experience in the fields of rheumatology and immunology, with a focus on arthritis and related autoimmune
diseases. Application is available November 1, 2011. The deadline to apply is 5pm, February 24, 2012.
UC COSMOS Summer Session for Math & Science
http://www.ucop.edu/cosmos/
COSMOS is a four-week residential program for talented and motivated students completing grades eight
through twelve. Students work side-by-side with outstanding university researchers and faculty exploring
advanced topics that extend beyond the typical high school curriculum. COSMOS courses are hands-on and lab
intensive emphasizing current research underway at the University of California. Sessions are held at UC Irvine,
UC Davis, UC San Diego, and UC Santa Cruz. Application Period: February 1 - March 1, 2012.
UC Davis Young Scholars Program
http://ysp.ucdavis.edu/
You will work one-on-one with research faculty and research groups in state-of-the-art laboratories for six weeks.
Each student will work on an individual project and prepare a journal quality paper and symposium presentation
about their work. At the same time, you will experience the climate and culture of living and working on a
university campus. The program runs from June 24 - August 4, 2012. All application materials must be received
in the UC Davis School of Education by March 31, 2012.
Youth Ambassadors Program
www.amigoslink.org/yap
All expense paid leadership opportunity abroad. Ages 15-18, current 9th, 10th & 11th grades), 2+ years of Spanish,
aptitude for leadership and an idea for a service project in your own community. Visit Paraguay for 3 weeks.
Develop leadership skills, practice your Spanish and return home to carry our your project idea. Deadline to
apply March 23, 2012.
Summer Study Abroad Opportunities
ASSE International Student Exchange Programs
www.asse.com for details
The Experiment in International Living
http://www.experimentinternational.org
3, 4, and 5 week programs in Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific. 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. Visit the website for application process. Click here to view the online catalogue.
John Cabot University, Rome, Italy
Summer Institute in International Communication
http://www.johncabot.edu
John Cabot University is an American university in the heart of Rome, Italy. All students and faculty are invited to
participate. Just apply as a regular Summer II student and sign up for one of the many communication courses
offered. Courses are taught by renowned faculty from the United States, Italy, and Europe. The costs are the
same as JCU's regular summer program with the added bonus that you will be invited to additional social and
educational events with students and faculty who love communication and Rome! Summer Session II classes
begin early July and end early August. Click here for more information about the Summer Institute.
Oxbridge Academic Programs
http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com/index.php
800-828-8349
Summer programs offered at New York University, Oxford and Cambridge, as well as in France and Spain.
Summer Discovery Pre-College Enrichment
http://www.summerdiscovery.com/
Summer pre-college programs for high school students in grades 9,10,11,12 at UCLA, UCSB, Georgetown,
Michigan, PENN, Spain, England, Italy and China. Our unique partnerships with some of the world's most
prestigious universities allow our students unparalleled access to summer college programs, study abroad
experiences, high-school internships, enrichment courses, community service, cultural immersion, sports and
residential life.
Summer Study Programs - The Sorbonne, Paris
http://www.summerstudy.com/paris
High school students from 43 U.S. states and 27 foreign countries have participated in our unique study abroad
in France pre-college programs, including our 5-week college credit and 5-week enrichment programs, as well as
our 3-week non-credit enrichment program.
Zoma Worldwide Summer Internship
http://www.zomacorp.com
Participate in a summer internship in China from July 1-July 31, 2012. Explore career options by working in
bilingual companies to gain international work experience. Build your college resume. Explore the global
business world of Shanghai. Internships available in Hi-tech, marketing, public relations, advertising, law, travel
and hospitality, architecture, and non-profit. Learn from networking, seminars, and being in Shanghai.
Applications due March 15, 2012.