COLLEGE OFFICE MEMO 4.10.2014
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ATTENTION Juniors
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Test Prep
Bench Prep SAT Prep
Get test prep to help increase your score on the SAT. Learn more at:https://benchprep.com/
Kaplan Test Prep On Demand Access
Beacon High School and Kaplan Test Prep are please to provide free online test prep for the ACT, SAT
and PSAT for all Beacon students. This flexible option provides students the ability to prep on their own
schedule. Included are up to 4 practice tests, 50+ hours of instruction, 1000+ practice questions and 1 full
year of access. Best of all, it’s FREE!. To sign up:
1.
Visit http://kaplanatschool.com/thebeaconschool
2. Under “Kaplan’s Program Options and Pricing” select “SAT On Demand” “PSAT On Demand” or
“ACT On Demand”
3.
Once directed to the product page, click “Enroll Now”.
4. On this page, “Your Cart” you’ll see a box under “Order Summary”. Go ahead and enter the
appropriate promotion code:
SAT On Demand: KAS2014SAT
ACT On Demand: KAS2014ACT
PSAT On Demand: KAS2014PSAT
5.
Click “Apply” and “Proceed to Checkout”
6. The next page will prompt you to log in with your Kaplan account. If you do not have one, select
“Student” and a new section will open. Fill out the necessary fields, and click “Save and Continue” when
done.
7.
After you will receive an Order Confirmation. Congratulations! You’re an official Kaplan student!
Kaplan Tutoring Discount
Beacon families save 10% on tutoring! Please reach out to Robin
Kaufman:Robin.Kaufman@kaplan.com, 914-364-0336
Atlas Prep Tuturoing Programs & Prices
Group Course ($399+)- 15 students or less attend a 28-hour+ strategy based, comprehensive review
course. Test prep experts customize our interactive small group course to maximize your confidence and
scores.
Small Group ($599)- 2-5 Students meet for 6, two-hour sessions and 4, four-hour proctored diagnostic
exams. Expert instruction and motivational coaching in a personal setting. Form your own group or join
one of ours: Midtown, West Side, or Kings Highway
Private Tutoring ($699+)- Personalized sessions and proctored diagnostics tailored to your schedule and
goals. Targeted preparation customized to maximize your time and results.
Atlas Test Prep for the 2015 Spring SAT and ACT
May 3rd SAT – prep starts 3/15/14: Midtown Small Group held Sundays 3-5pm; West Side Small Group
held Thursdays 6-8pm; Kings Highway Small Group held Tuesdays 5-7pm.
June 7th SAT – prep starts 4/26/14: Midtown Small Group held Thursdays 5-7pm; West Side Small Group
held Wednesdays 6-8pm
April 12th ACT – prep starts 3/1/14: West Side Small Group held Wednesdays 5-7pm
June 14th ACT – prep starts 4/26/14: Midtown Small Group held Tuesdays 5-7pm
Small Group & Private Tutoring: West Side – W 62nd Street, David Rubenstein Atrium; Midtown – 5th Ave
& 40th Street, Mid-Manhattan Library; Kings Highway – 2115 Ocean Ave, Kings Highway Library
For more information visit www.AtlasTestPrep.com
Revolution Prep-tutoring and test prep services
If you are interested in tutoring or any of the services that Revolution Prep offers, please
visit: https://www.revolutionprep.com
Free Webinar on SAT Subject Tests from Revolution Prep
Join us for a free webinar on the SAT Subject Tests. The event is free, and is strongly recommended for
anyone considering applying to these highly selective schools. Encourage your students and their parents
to register now.
The webinar will cover:
1. The format of the tests
2. How to pick which SAT Subject Tests to take
3. How to prepare for these tests
4. Common traps of the tests
5. How APs can help and not help
Register at: https://www.revolutionprep.com/webinars/3-30-2014/
Noodle Search Engine
Check out www.noodle.org This site offers a great search engine with unique rankings and information
about each school. In addition to the college search tools, there are internship listings, online courses,
learning materials, and advice in the Noodlings section.
Events and Programs
Lehman College Business, Economics, and Accounting Information Session
The Lehman College undergraduate Business, Economics, and Accounting Information Session is an
opportunity to meet faculty members and get in-depth information about our programs and academic
requirements. Located at Lehman College, Music Building, Room 306 from 6:00pm-7:30pm on Tuesday,
29 Apr 2014.
Register
at https://cunylehman.askadmissions.net/Portal/EI/ViewDetails?gid=6235775206758a5f384ea2bf1df0a3b
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George Washington University Spring Multicultural Open House
April 12 from 10:15 am until 4:15 pm.
In an effort to increase access to the event, we will provide a round trip shuttle bus for students from Port
Authority in New York City, free of charge.
To register for this free open house, please visit: http://undergraduate.admissions.gwu.edu/open-housescelebrating-diversity-and-inclusion
Colleges That Change Lives College Fair
Tuesday, May 20, 2014, 7:00 p.m.
No registration necessary. Since 1998, CTCL has offered a national series of information sessions and
college fairs for students, parents, and college counselors. These sessions begin with an enlightening 30minute presentation on today’s college search process and are followed immediately by a college fair that
lasts for approximately 1.5 hours. Students and families are able to collect information from and speak
directly with admission representatives from the colleges and universities that inspired the book Colleges
That Change Lives.
For more information, visit: http://www.ctcl.org/events/new-york14
Wellesley College Junior Open House
Saturday, April 26 2014 from 8:00am-4:00pm
Attend a sample class, explore campus, meet current students, have lunch, participate in parent &
student sessions on the college application process, essay writing, financial aid and more.
Visit: www.wellesley.edu/admission/JOC
Washington University in St. Louis Summer Special Visit Days
Learn more about different programs at Washington University in St. Louis.
Academic Exploration Days: Thursdays, June 19th & Tuesday, July 22nd
Art & Architecture Day: Thursday, June 17th
Business Day: Thursdays, July 10th
Engineering Days: Tuesday, June 17th & Thursday, July 31st
Pre-Medicine Days: Thursday, June 26th & Tuesday, July 15th
Liberal Arts & Sciences Day: Tuesday, July 29th
Scholar Athlete Day: Tuesday, June 24th
HESC Introduces College Financial Aid Award Letter Comparison Tool
Just in time for College Acceptance Month, HESC has launched a College Financial Aid Award Letter
Comparison Tool to help college-bound students and families interpret their award letters and get the
bottom line cost of each college before making their final decision. The tool allows students and families
to see side-by-side comparisons, highlights net costs and estimates the full two or four-year cost of each
college. No personal data is collected or saved. Check it out
at: http://www.hesc.ny.gov/Content.nsf/HESC/Comparing_College_Financial_Aid_Award_Letters
Delaware State University
Delaware State University is hosting a gap year on Saturday, April 12, 2014 in the Memorial Hall
Gymnasium. Activities begin at 9am.
Visit www.desu.edu/openhouse for more information and to register.
George Washington University Engineering Open Houses
Please join us for an information session to learn more about GW's School of Engineering and Applied
Science (SEAS). Discover the breadth of scientific and technological resources and opportunities found at
GW and in the nation's capital. It will include engineering-focused tours, information about admissions, a
panel with current SEAS students, and opportunities to meet with faculty and students.
Friday, April 25, 2014, 9:30am - 1:00pm
To register, please go to https://gwapplication.gwu.edu/login/login.cfm
Smith College Spring Preview
The Office of Admission invites high school sophomores and juniors and their families to join us on
Saturday, April 26, 2014 for our spring open house event.
For more information and to register: http://www.smith.edu/admission/springpreview/
SUNY-Oswego Fall Open Houses and Informational Programs
Oswego is offering several open houses and informational sessions throughout the fall. To look at dates
and register for an open house, visit: Oswego.edu/visit
Free College Counseling at Project Gateway
Monday-Friday 10:00-6:00
150 Elizabeth Street
They offer:
1.
Free or low-cost college trips
2.
Free individual counseling
3.
Free essay editing
4.
Free financial aid assistance
5.
Free counseling for parents in Chinese or English
They are also offering an SAT prep course Saturdays in October and November for $400.
For more information on any of their services, please call 212-941-0920
Western New England University Open Houses
Visit www.wne.edu for their 2013-2014 Open House schedule.
Adelphi University Annual High School Special Event Series 2013-2014
All events are free and held at Adelphi’s Garden City Campus. They include a continental Breakfast and
Buffet Lunch. Reservations will be held on a first-come, first-served basis. Space is limited!
For more information visit events.adelphi.edu/events/for-high-school-students
Family Tribute Film
Family Tribute Film creates short, individualized, state-of-the-art videos that can be a critical component
in the supplemental materials submitted to admissions officers. They are offering a special offer for
Beacon parents – if you book a college video now, 5% of the fee will be donated to the Beacon PA. For
more information please visit www.familytributefilm.net
Centre College Admission Interviews
One-on-one conversations with Centre admission counselors across the country. For dates and interview
locations visit centre.edu/interviews.
Come Visit Western New England University
Come to one of the 2013-2014 visit dates to take a walking tour, review the academic programs of
student, and so much more.
Advance reservation is requested. Register online www.wne.edu/admissions, or call 800-325-1122, ext.
1312 or 413-782-1312
Visit Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr has various open house nights, daily campus visits and special overnight visits for students
with specific interests. Visitbrynmawr.edu/admissions/by-night or brynmawr.edu/admissions for additional
information
Columbia University Women in Engineering Forum
Junior and senior young women in high school with an interest in engineering and applied science are
invited to join us for our sixth annual Columbia Engineering Women's Forum. Students and parents will
meet renowned Columbia Engineering faculty, be introduced to Columbia's unique approach to
engineering, and learn about the exciting opportunities available to female engineers. To register,
visit:https://undergraduate-admissions.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/register/?id=7e6c19d7-2592-4b54a724-34013b1695b9
Are you interested in attending Lawrence University?
A representative from Lawrence will be in the area soon, if you want to set up an interview please notify
the college office ASAP. Additionally, you can set up a “green interview”, which is the opportunity to talk
to admissions via phone and Skype using the following link:
https://www.lawrence.edu/admissions/connect/green_interviews
Are you a first generation college applicant looking for some extra support?
Sign up for I’m First, an online community founded by Center for Student Opportunity to provide firstgeneration college students with support, advice and encouragement on the road to and through
college. To get more information about this resource, visit: http://www.imfirst.org/landing/
SUNY Fall 2013 Open Houses
Please visit www.suny.edu/student or call 1-800-342-3811 for Fall 2013 open house dates. Contact
campuses directly for information about open house registration, information sessions, and the availability
of individual visits.
Visit Ohio Wesleyan University
For information about visit opportunities or to register online, visitchoose.owu.edu/visitprograms or call 1800-922-8953.
FIT Junior Days
FIT is once again hosting our March Junior Days! These events are an opportunity for high school juniors
to learn more about our undergraduate programs in Art & Design, Business & Technology and Liberal
Arts. Junior Days will be held on Sunday, March 30th and are a great opportunity for your students to
explore majors and career opportunities, tour the campus and chat with current FIT students.
Students can click here to register and find out more:
Bryant 101
Bryant’s staff will provide information and answer your questions about the admission process, financial
aid, and student life. Bryant alumni, faculty and current students will also share their perspective on the
University. A campus tour is included. Registration begins at 9:30am. The program begins at 10:00amand
concludes at approximately 12:30pm. A continental breakfast will be served. Find out more
at: http://events.bryant.edu/event/bryant_101_8355#.UxiwZoUlxOg
Springfield College Junior Open House
Please join other high school juniors, their families, Springfield College students, and admissions staff to
jump-start your college search during Junior Days at Springfield College. Our counselors will help you
explore academic areas of study that can help you achieve your career goals! Student ambassadors will
conduct guided tours of the campus so you will get a first-hand look at many of our new and renovated
facilities. Upcoming Junior Days at Springfield College: April 11, 14, 16, 21, 23 and 25
Saturdays at Loyola
There are 10 different Saturdays throughout the school year that Loyola offers campus tours, visits and
an opportunity to interact with current students. Reservations are required. Register online
at: www.loyola.edu/saturday
Cobleskill Open House
April 26th
Register at www.cobleskill.edu/openhouse
Hobart and William Smith Junior Open Houses
Junior Open Houses will run from approximately 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., with the opportunity to schedule
interviews in the afternoon by calling our main office number at 800-852-2256. Prospective students and
families will hear from student and faculty panels, go on a campus tour, and be provided with lunch.
Dates: April 16,â¨April 23, andâ¨April 25. To sign up for an open house
visithttp://www.hws.edu/admissions/open_house.aspx
Champlain Young Writers’ Conference
The Champlain College Young Writers’ Conference (CCYWC), a residential writers’ weekend specifically
for high school students, takes place this May 23 -25 on the hillside campus of Burlington's Champlain
College. For dedicated young writers, it is a chance to meet others who share their passion for telling the
stories of their lives. It is also an opportunity to study the craft of writing with some of New England's most
celebrated authors and teachers. To learn more visit:
http://www.champlain.edu/young-writers-conference
College Visits 2014 Tours
COLLEGE VISITS offers the college bound student a first-hand look at colleges and universities
throughout the United States. Because of our experience in working with a multitude of higher education
institutions, we are able to obtain meetings with admissions representatives, student led tours, and
campus housing. This helps to take the hassle and worry away from the student and parents in
organizing a family visit. COLLEGE VISITS tours cover all aspects of college life. We tour small, medium
and large schools, rural and urban, and public and private schools. Our tours cover almost every region of
the U.S., so if there is a particular school or region you are interested in, chances are COLLEGE VISITS
goes there. For more information, including the 2014 College Tour schedule please
visit http://www.college-visits.com/
Adelphi University Discover and Explore Your Passion Event Series
For the Love of Art: Arts Foundations – March 1-May 3 (Saturdays/Sundays); Ceramics – March 2-May
4 (Sundays only); Reception – May 13
Please visit Adelphi.edu/discoverandexplore for more information and to register.
Seton Hall Open Houses
Sunday, April 27th, 9:30am
Learn about the college admissions process; discover the 90 plus outstanding majors and programs
available; meet current students, faculty and admissions professionals, tour the campus; learn about
scholarships and financial aid opportunities. For more information please visit admissions.shu.edu for
more info.
Internships
The Donna Karan Company LLC, one of the world's leading fashion houses, is currently seeking a
part time File Clerk to join its Human Resources team in NYC.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
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Maintain Company employee files, including preparing New Hire files and organizing + filing
employee paperwork for domestic and international employees
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Assist with archiving of employee files
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Assist with special projects as needed
Qualifications:
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Very detail oriented and organized
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Ability to multi-task and prioritize work
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An interest in Human Resources helpful, but not required
Hours:
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Approximately 10-12 hours per week
If you meet with above qualifications and are interested in applying, please contact Talor Isaacs via email
at TIsaacs@dkintl.com. Please put in the subject “Beacon School Student”.
Teen Career Connection @ Westside YMCA: Paid Summer Internship
* 8 week internship in a related career field of interest: marketing, legal, arts, nonprofit, media, veterinary,
and technological companies
* 2 weeks of professional development training (workplace communications.
* Paired with a Career Coach/Mentor during the summer
* $1,250 stipend
* $300 clothing stipend
* 2 unlimited monthly MetroCards for the duration of the internship
The application period ends on Saturday March 22nd at 8pm. The application can be found
at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TCCAPPLICATION2014
GO Project NYC Summer Internship
The GO Project shapes the futures of low-income New York City public school children by providing
critical academic, social, and emotional support starting in the early elementary years. GO provides yearround educational and family support services to children who are performing below grade level and
equips them with the confidence and skills needed to succeed at school, at home, and in life.
The GO Project summer internship is an opportunity for high school students to learn and develop
leadership skills while working with GO Project students in academic and/or enrichment classes. During
the 5-week GO Summer program, interns will be working as teaching assistants in one of our 1st guidance
of a Head Teacher or Enrichment Teacher. Interns will work in small groups or one-to-one within the
classroom to help students complete projects, remain focused, and build confidence as learners. To learn
more and apply visithttp://www.goprojectnyc.org/get-involved/volunteer-opportunities
The High School Apprenticeship Program at The Museum of Jewish Heritage
Paid, in-depth internship where you learn about history, different cultures, and making a difference in the
world. For more information email hsap@mjhnyc.org, or call 646-437-4303
Want a guaranteed summer job and stipend?—Apply to ISY
This is open to all high school juniors and seniors where they will have the opportunity to learn valuable
job skills as well as receive credit. All students are guaranteed a summer job with completion of 250
hours with their curriculum throughout the school year. To obtain an application visit the Office of
Chinese American Planning Council at 165 Eldridge today!
Summer Volunteering at Roosevelt Hospital
Required a minimum of 50 hours of service for the summer session. For summer volunteering, we do
have an application deadline of March 31st, and will extend it if there are still openings. We do require a
completed application packet (medical requirements will be required once accepted into our program) in
order to schedule an interview. We also have opportunities at St. Luke's for the summer as well.
Summer Programs
Oberlin College Conservatory Summer Programs
The Conservatory of Music offers a series of music workshops and institutes during the summer months.
Our programs are open to high school and college students, teachers, and accomplished amateurs with
exceptional opportunities who want to develop performance and teaching skills, expand repertoire, build
technique, and generally enjoy music-making and performances in a supportive and collegial
atmosphere.
To learn more, visit: http://new.oberlin.edu/office/summer-programs/
Fordham University Reading Skills Summer Programs
For an enjoyable activity with lifelong benefits, we recommend one of our eight different reading skills
programs designed and taught by instructors from the Institute of Reading Development. Programs have
been offered as a community service through Fordham School of Professional and Continuing Studies
since 1999.
Visit http://www.fordham.edu/academics/colleges__graduate_s/undergraduate_colleg/school_of_professi
on/summer_reading_progr_81629.aspor call 1-800-978-9596 for more information or to register.
Emory College Pre-College Summer Program
The Emory Pre-College Program is a summer academic program for high school students. It gives
college-bound rising juniors and rising seniors an exciting glimpse of academic and residential life at a
top-ranked national university. High school students may explore topics with professors who are the
leading experts in their fields, enroll in classes with college students, and earn transferable college
credit. Two-week non-credit courses, three-week non-credit institutes andsix-week credit courses are
available. Emory Pre-College students live together in a dorm on campus and participate in a variety of
programs, activities, and excursions designed to prepare them for college life. To learn more and
apply:www.precollege.emory.edu
Visions Summer Programs Abroad
VISIONS offered its first summer programs 26 years ago, imagining a challengingPeace Corps-like
service program for high school students. Nearly all participants come on their own, without knowing
anyone before the program begins. In fact, we don’t allow more than two friends to attend the same
program together. The group dynamic begins on day one. Teamwork and community building are a focus.
Service projects a common goal.
To learn more and apply, visit: http://visionsserviceadventures.com/Program-Locations
HK Maker Program
The Hk Maker Lab is a free intense six-week summer program to learn the foundations of design.
Focusing on addressing a global health problem, you will work in teams to prototype and test a
biomedical device and develop an associated business plan. The program will culminate in you and your
team presenting to leading executives from the biomedical community. Your project might then be
incubated using the state-of-the-art facilities at Harlem Biospace. This program is open to current grade
10 and grade 11 students who qualify for free/reduced price lunch.
Apply: http://hypothekids.org/programs/hk-maker-lab/hk-maker-lab-application-form/
Parsons Pre-College Level Summer Programs 2014
This immersion into the art and design college environment is for high school students entering their
junior or senior years, or for recent high school graduates. Applicants must be age 16 or older by June
30, 2014, the start of the program. No exceptions will be made. Note: In all studio courses, students
develop portfolio pieces for college admissions
applications. Visit http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/summer-ny/ for more information.
Otis College of Art & Design Summer of Art 2014
This intensive, four-week, pre-college program is for individuals 15 and older who wish to study at one of
the top art and design colleges in the country. Serious young artists seeking to strengthen and enhance
their art and design skills, as well as students with limited art training, are invited to participate. Find out
more at http://www.otis.edu/summer-art
Abby Road Programs
Experiential learning through Abbey Road summer programs for high school and college students is a
rewarding and fun study abroad experience. Whether you learn Spanish or Italian, study art or
architecture, or immerse yourself in French culture, you will benefit from top level academics, taught by
talented and inspirational instructors, using an informal and engaging learning method. Learn more
at http://www.goabbeyroad.com/
R2L NextGen
Selected participants will travel to Washington, D.C. during the week of July 27 - August 1, 2014, to gain
expansive knowledge about our democratic process, engage with Latino community leaders, and explore
the nation's capital. R2L NextGen is FREE for participants. Any Latino 9th, 10th, or 11th grade student
who resides in one of the five boroughs of New York City is eligible to apply (detailed eligibility
requirements can be found at http://www.chci.org/ready_to_lead/page/r2lnextgen-new-york Applications
are available onlinehttp://apply.chci.org/ & are due Wednesday, April 30, 2014.
NYIT Summer 2014 New York City Pre-College Experience
July 6 - August 2, 2014
Each Program includes everything needed for a rewarding and educational experience as well as an
exciting and fun summer in the most culturally rich neighborhood of New York City. For more information,
visit:http://www.nyit.edu/global_exchange/manhattan_summer_cultural_program
UVM Summer Courses
Students can choose from more than 100 online and on-campus courses this summer while saving 50%
on their academic tuition costs. Our entry-level courses – ranging from Art History to Wildlife Biology – are
appropriate for students under 18, and UVM’s small class sizes are perfect for interacting with faculty.
Summer Academy
Summer Academy is a four-week program that consists of two weeks on-campus and two weeks
online. Summer Academy students will experience a mix of academic learning by participating in
workshops in time management, study skills, test taking, and more. Our class sizes are small during the
summer, allowing for greater interaction with faculty and other students. More than 20 courses are
offered, from creative writing to vegetable farming to robotics. For more information about UVM summer
courses and Summer Academy, please visit www.uvm.edu/summer/precollege.
Sustainable Ocean Studies from Waynflete School
July 3 – July 26, 2014
Offered through a partnership with Waynflete School and the Chewonki Foundation, SOS is an inspiring
and rigorous month-long marine biology summer program focused on promoting ocean health and
sustainability. This technology-rich, field-based, and community-oriented experience is open to rising
10th, 11th, and 12th graders and recent high school graduates. Through engaging seminars and
important field work along the Gulf of Maine, SOS provides a fun, empowering, and relevant learning
experience that cultivates important skills for academic success in post-secondary studies.
Learn more at http://www.waynflete.org/summertime
Cornell University Summer Session
Cornell offers precollege programs for talented high school students. Experience the excitement of
college life, take college courses with renowned faculty, and enjoy an "unforgettable, life-changing
summer."
To learn more, visit: http://www.sce.cornell.edu/sc/
NYU Pre-College Summer Program for HS Students
With NYU Pre-College, students entering their junior or senior year of high school can apply to take
college-level courses for credit and experience life as an NYU student. Credit-bearing courses are
available in more than 30 subjects to fit every interest and academic need. To learn more and apply by
May 1st:
http://www.nyu.edu/admissions/precollege.html
Point Park University Summer Programs in the Arts
Point Park University if offering summer arts programs in screenwriting, Camp Hollywood, Animation
Camp, Dance Workshops, and Movement Intensive & Sound Camp. For more information,
visit: https://www.pointpark.edu/BusinessandCommunity/CommunityClasses
Cleveland Institute of Art Summer Program
Sharpen your artistic skills. Experiment with new media. Build your portfolio. And focus on your art at the
Cleveland Institute of Art's Pre-College Program. During this two-week residential program, you'll use the
tools and processes available only to our students and experience the life of an art student at a premier
college of art and design. To learn more, visit: http://www.cia.edu/continuing-education/pre-college
Miami University Summer Scholars Program
The Summer Scholars Program provides a rich, early college experience for academically-talented rising
high school juniors and seniors from across the globe. Students will join an engaged community of
learners for an intense, two-week program in which they will participate in challenging, immersive
academic modules centered on a specific topic or area of interest, learn alongside our leading faculty and
professional experts. They will also reside in a "living-learning" community with other Summer Scholars
participants and get a real preview of college life and attend special workshops on topics such as the
college admission process and financial assistance. To learn more and apply by May 1st,
visit: http://miamioh.edu/admission/high-school/summer-scholars/
Cooper Union Summer Writing Program
Cooper Union’s three-week writing course prepares you to write at the college level. It offers a unique
opportunity to learn and practice the critical reading and writing skills you need to succeed in the college
classroom. When college starts, you’ll be ready.
For more information and to register by June 1st, please
visit:http://www.cooper.edu/academics/outreach-and-pre-college/summer-writing
Syracuse University Summer College for High School Students
Summer College offers a variety of programs ranging from architecture to web design. The goal is to offer
programs that reflect the richness and diversity of the majors and minors at Syracuse University with
credit and noncredit programs that run at different lengths.
To learn more and apply by May 15th, visit http://summercollege.syr.edu/
Stanford Pre-Collegiate College Studies
Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies (SPCS) fosters the development of tomorrow's undergraduates through
programs that enrich the educational experience of pre-college students. Inaugurated by the Provost in
2012 under the banner of Continuing Studies, SPCS serves as a home for Stanford's pre-collegiate
efforts, assisting individual programs to achieve their objectives while promoting common goals across
the University.
To learn more, visit http://spcs.stanford.edu/explore
Introduction to CS and Cyber Security Summer Program for High School Women
This two-week, $300 stipend supported program provides a unique opportunity for young women from the
NY metropolitan area. Qualified students will engage in an educational program covering the fundamental
concepts of computer science and cybersecurity, leading to participation in the nationwide CSAW High
School Cyber Forensics Challenge hosted annually by the NYU School of Engineering.Participants will
receive as a Grant a $300 stipend, daily lunches, and weekly field trips.
Visit engineering.nyu.edu/womencsaw to apply online for this year's session.
Fordham University Pre-College Summer Program
The Fordham Pre-College Program is a selective, commuter program open to mature students with a
cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (B) or better, who will enter their senior year of high school in Fall
2014. All courses run during Session II, July 1-August 5. For more information and to apply,
visithttp://www.fordham.edu/academics/summer_session/welcome/precollege_program_19637.asp
Stevens Summer Program
The Stevens Summer is a pre-college experience that challenges, and promotes discovery and
exploration. Each summer, talented high school students from the United States and all over the world
come to Stevens for a true residential college experience. Get a taste of campus life, experience handson projects, visit successful companies, take a bite out of the Big Apple, and make your college
application stand out! For more information about the different opportunities available
visit http://www.stevens.edu/summer
Final deadline May 1.
Earlham College Summer Enrichment Program
Each year, students just like you travel to Richmond, Indiana, to participate in Earlham's Explore-Aopportunity prepares you for college both academically and socially. Many students return several
summers in a row, earning two semester hours of transferable college credit each time. Classes range in
size from five to 18 students and are taught by members of Earlham's faculty. During the program, you
will be housed in an Earlham residence hall with a fellow program participate. Most of the rooms are
double occupancy; a few are triple; and a few are in a suite arrangement. Males and females will be
housed on separate floors of the residence hall. For more information
visit http://www.earlham.edu/exploreacollege
Priority application deadline: April 15, final deadline May 15.
NYIT Exploring Architecture in Manhattan
NYIT’s School of Architecture and Design offers accredited professional degrees in architecture and
interior design. Credits earned in the Exploring Architecture Program may be applied toward an NYIT
degree. The Manhattan campus offers the excitement and cultural enrichment of the world’s greatest
metropolis —an international center for all design professions. To learn more and
apply:http://www.nyit.edu/images/uploads/2013/NYITExplArchFlyer2013.pdf
Bucknell University: Shaping Your World – Social Media in the 21st Century
This summer, rising high school seniors (students between their junior and senior year) will have a
chance to explore the role social media has played in transforming our society - from politics and
international relations, to arts and humanities, management, science and technology. Join us on campus
for: lively, challenging discussions with Bucknell faculty members, a campus tour and admissions
information session, small group discussions, collaborative projects with your peers, overnight stays in
residence halls and dining on campus.Sunday, July 6 through Wednesday, July 9. Cost: $500 per person.
Scholarships will be available for students who qualify. Transportation will be provided from select cities in
the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. For more information
visit www.bucknell.edu/shapingyourworld
Manhattan College Summer 2014 Program
Manhattan College is hosting a 2014 Summer Program for Minority and Women High School Students in
Science, Engineering, and SAT Preparation at no cost to the students. This program is co-sponsored by
the Metropolitan Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers as well as corporate sponsors. The
program will be held July 7th to 10th, July 14th to 16th, July 21st and 22nd from 8:30am to 3pm. For more
information please stop by the college office for the application. Application deadline is April 25 th.
WPI Frontiers Program
Get ready to be challenged to explore the outer limits of knowledge in science, mathematics, and
engineering with the Frontiers research and learning experience, now in its 31st year.
The focus is on students learning current laboratory techniques and exploring unsolved problems across
a wide spectrum of engineering, mathematics, science, and robotics disciplines. Rounding out the
academic experience are humanities and arts workshops in areas such as writing, art, music, theatre, and
more. Learn from outstanding professors utilizing state-of-the-art technology and facilities, and enjoy
added activities such as evening workshops, field trips, movies, live performances, and tournaments.
Application deadline is April 30. To learn more and apply visit wpi.edu/+frontiers
WPI Launch Program
Spend your days working with WPI’s world-renowned faculty on current problems and challenges in
biology, chemistry/biochemistry, computer science, engineering technology, interactive media and game
development, or robotics. WPI is offering an exciting option this year for Launch participants– a new
residential component that will allow students to reside in WPI residence halls during the duration of the
program. Please see details on commuter and residential options below. Participants can choose a
commuter or a residential option. Learn more at:http://www.wpi.edu/academics/k12/launch.html
Brown University Pre-College Programs
Experience college this summer at Brown. Talented students from around the world choose Brown
University Pre-College Programs to prepare for success, and experience the challenge of college-level
academics. Challenge yourself with Ivy League academics, prepare to succeed in a college environment
by experiencing the freedom and responsibility of college life, and meet exceptional students from around
the world. Choose from more than 300 academic courses with sessions 1 to 7 weeks long! To learn more
and apply, visit http://www.brown.edu/summer.
Alfred University Summer Programs
Our summer programs offer top quality instruction in a supportive environment, enjoyable activities,
pleasant surroundings, comfortable housing and nutritious meals, while also giving students an idea of
what it’s like to be in college. To learn more about the different programs available, please
visithttp://www.alfred.edu/summer/hs.cfm. Applications are due no later than April 15, 2014.
Emerson College Summer Programs
Professional Studies offers challenging two- and five-week summer programs for advancing high school
students. Programs are intensive, fun, and designed to teach students competitive, practical skills in one
academic area of communication and the arts. As a Pre-College or Summer Institute student, you can
look forward to achieving basic knowledge of current industry practices and requirements, completing a
portfolio or audition materials for your college applications,
Learning skills in project presentation, debating, and research. Programs are competitive. Plan to apply to
our summer programs and submit your completed application materials
early. http://www.emerson.edu/academics/professional-studies/programs-high-school-students
Duke Summer College for High School Students
Get ahead this summer and earn college credit with academically-motivated students from around the
world in Duke University’s Summer College for High School Students. If you are a current 10th or 11th
grade student, you are eligible to apply as early as December 2, 2013. This program, a four-week, creditbearing program offered by Duke University, attracts students who represent the next generation of
leaders from around the world. Immerse yourself in an international college experience by enrolling in
this elite program designed to provide the academic and residential environment conducive to collegiate
success. To learn more and apply, visit http://summersession.duke.edu/high-school-students/summercollege-for-high-school-students
Babson Summer Study for High School Students
Babson’s Summer Study provides a living/learning laboratory for students to focus on applying and
advancing their knowledge in business and entrepreneurship. In this collaborative community, students
will gain the tools and experience first-hand how to impact and reshape organizations, industries, and the
world. Each program will introduce students to Babson’s way of Entrepreneurial Thought and Action® and
provide resources and strategies for students to think about company and world issues through their
classes, cases, speakers, and scheduled activities. Students may earn college credit and learn from topranked faculty in a challenging and ambitious campus atmosphere. They will differentiate themselves
from their peers for college applications and have the opportunity to build their network in meeting with
business leaders and industry experts, all while exploring the city of Boston. To learn more and
applyhttp://www.babson.edu/summerstudy
High School FLSI at Oberlin
JOIN the next generation of sustainability leaders: Motivated high school students ready to create
change. TAKE PART in intensive, uniquely hands-on learning, facilitated by respected teacherpractitioners. VISIT inspiring sustainability initiatives, from community farms to corporate headquarters.
DEVELOP your leadership potential. BUILD relationships with established professionals. EXPERIENCE
life on one of the country's most forward-thinking campuses. FOSTER a more diverse, inclusive
sustainability movement. FORGE an ongoing network to support your future education and career. To
learn more and apply, visit http://foresightdesign.org/education/flsi/
Summer Institutes at Drexel University
At Drexel’s Summer Institutes students learn in classrooms ranging from a state-of-the-art recording
studio to a securities trading lab to a designer boutique to a salt marsh. In other words, this is a different
kind of school, and a different kind of summer vacation. For more information about Summer Institutes at
Drexel University, including a complete list of programs, dates, and application instructions, please
visit http://www.drexel.edu/undergrad/summer/
Summer Institute at St. Joseph’s College (Brooklyn Campus)
Summer Institute at St. Joseph’s College is a summer academic day program for students from across
NYC. Our programs are designed to foster personal development through academic study and shared
experience. During each one-week session, students choose one class on which to focus. We offer a
broad array of courses that are unmatched in the metro area. Each student will have a unique opportunity
to gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their subject and the world. Plus they will have made lots
of new friends! The campus is located on Clinton Avenue, between Willoughby and DeKalb Avenues,
Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. Program dates are:
Session 1:â¨ July 7 – July 11, 2014â¨
Session 2: July 14 – July 18, 2014â¨
Session 3:â¨ July 21 – July 25, 2014
For more information and to register visit http://sjcsummerinstitute.org/
Marist Summer Pre-College Program
Get a taste of campus life and ear three college credits while in high school. You’ll learn from experiences
professionals and talented faculty, while spending 14 days on the banks of the Hudson River or in
Florence, the birthplace of the renaissance! For more information about the different programs and to
apply, visitwww.marist.edu/precollege
Young Artists program at Maine Media Workshops
This is a unique opportunity for creative high school students to immerse themselves in all aspects of
photography, filmmaking, acting, animation and design. An unparalleled experience, students learn from
professional photographers, filmmakers, and multimedia artists, while enjoying a quintessential summer
on the coast of Maine. For more information visit www.mainemedia.edu
Broadreach Summer Programs
For 2-3 weeks in the summer, Broadreachers join a small group of peers and expert leaders in places like
Thailand, China, Africa, South America and the Caribbean, and return home with a changed outlook,
internationally recognized certifications, lifelong bonds, college credit, community service hours and
countless memories to share. To learn more about our college-accredited summer adventures for teens
or custom programs available through our school partnerships, please
visit http://www.gobroadreach.com/summer-adventure-study-abroad-programs.asp
BU Summer Investigative Journalism Workshop
The New England Center for Investigative Reporting, based at Boston University's College of
Communication, is again offering a unique Investigative Journalism Workshop this summer. Our three,
two-week workshops will begin on June 30. During each session, students participate in seminars and
work alongside BU faculty and award-winning local and national journalists on investigative stories that
could be published on the center's website or in regional and national publications. Students will live on
the BU campus and gain hands-on experience in investigative reporting while developing critical thinking
and writing skills. To learn more: http://necir-bu.org/training/hs-journalism-workshop/
Young Entrepreneur Challenge
The Young Entrepreneur Challenge wants to find passionate high school students and help them to
further distinguish themselves - and their college applications - by competing in an international business
challenge. Our primary objective is to use entrepreneurship as a vehicle to enhance analytical aptitude
while transferring specific skills and knowledge that will benefit our students in college and life. The weeklong, entrepreneurial intensive will take place on the campus of Boston University from July 7 th to July
12th. More information can be found by visiting:http://www.youngentrepreneurchallenge.com/about/
Marlboro College Pre-College Summer Programs
Marlboro College’s Pre-College Summer Programs offer young adults the opportunity to study with
Marlboro College faculty members (ranked #1 in 2013 by Princeton Review), and to build relationships
with a group of other students passionate about learning, in the classroom and out. Each program offers
an introduction to college-level academic work, combined with hands-on exploration. Evenings provide
time for fun group activities ranging from collective 'zine design to swimming in nearby South Pond.
Space is limited to 12 participants per programs, creating vibrant communities with room for every voice.
For more information visit http://www.marlboro.edu/admissions/hs/summer/
Columbia University: Summer Programs for High School Students
Rigorous summer pre-college academic programs for students entering grades 9 through 12 and
freshman year of college. Experience college life in a supportive, highly-supervised setting. Meet other
talented, high-achieving high school students from all over the world. Broaden your worldview while
exploring New York City, Barcelona, or Jordan. Earn a Columbia University Statement of Attendance and
evaluation letters from Columbia instructors. For more information visit http://ce.columbia.edu/high-school
Barnard Summer in New York City
2014 Courses descriptions now available; application available in late January! 2014 Program Dates:
Summer in the City (4 week, residential and commuter) Sunday June 22 - Saturday July 19
Liberal Arts Intensive (1 week, residential and commuter) Sunday June 22 - Saturday June 28
Young Women's Leadership Institute (8 days, residential only) Sunday July 6 -Sunday July 13
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