Summer Program Opportunities
Babson Summer Study: 5 week, residential program from July 9 - August 13, 2014, will give
students the opportunity to focus on entrepreneurial ventures that create social, economic, and
environmental value. Targeted at high-achieving students the summer before entering their
junior or senior year. Students can earn four college credits that can be used at Babson. To learn
more about this program and for students to apply, please visit
www.babson.edu/summerstudy. The application deadline is Tuesday, April 1, 2014.
Bryant University Leadership Institute: A joint venture with Pricewaterhouse Cooper in
Boston runs from June 22-27, 2014. PWC and Bryant are committed to helping high school
students explore their career choices. This program is open to African American or Black and
Latino high school seniors. College bound students with a minimum of a 3/0 GPA and must
have completed Algebra II by the end of their junior year. Learn more about accounting in an
environment that is both fun and educational. Except for transportation cost, the program is
offered at no charge to students who apply and are accepted into the PricewaterhouseCoopers
Accounting Careers Leadership Institute. Space is limited; please apply by Friday, March 28,
2014. Application forms may be downloaded from www.Bryant.edu/PwCACLI. For more
information , call Professor Buky Folami at (401)232-6564 or Priscilla Alicea at (401)232-6100.
Harvard University: Take college courses in subjects that interest you, prepare for college
through college visits, workshops, and admissions talks, use many first-rate Harvard facilities,
including gyms, labs and libraries. Go to: www.summer.harvard.edu/ssp for more information.
Summer Discovery: Embark on a real college experience just like a college student! You will
have the opportunity to experience fantastic classes with actual college teachers, great residence
halls in the heart of campus, full access to world-class on-campus sports and recreation facilities,
computers, libraries, extra-curricular activities, road-trips, and much more. Please visit:
www.summerdiscovery.com.
Health and Biomedical Sciences Summer Camp for High School Students: Held at Lebanon
Valley College . The goal of the Health and Biomedical Sciences Summer Camp is to provide a
window into the scientific basis of human health. Through lectures and hands-on laboratory
investigations in state-of-the-art laboratories, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of
molecular biology, pharmacology, immunology, biochemistry and medical ethics. For more
information, or if you have questions about the camp, you can visit the website http://www.lvc.edu/health-bio-summer-camp) or contact Dr. Courtney Lappas at
lappas@lvc.edu.
Andover Summer Session: Five week intercultural exchange for students entering grades 8
through 12, with more than 600 students from 50 countries enrolled in 2013. Students spend 3
hours per day in class, six days a week, and have approximately three and a half hours of
homework each night. Students also have time to enjoy weekend activities, dances, and
excursions. This summer session is an academically intense experience that is neither a remedial
program nor a summer camp. Please call (978)749-4400, email summer@andover.edu or visit
www.andover.edu/summer with any questions or for further information.
Barnard Pre-College Summer Programs: Be challenged and stimulated while living and
learning like a college student in NYC. Programs highlight NYC as an extension of the
classroom and include supervised evening and weekend activities. These programs provide a
wonderful opportunity for rising high school juniors and seniors to enjoy a college experience
while exploring the excitement of New York. Please go to www.barnard.edu/summer for
information regarding each program. The online application site goes live on February 1st.
The George Washington University Pre-College Program: 6, 3, and 1 week sessions. Online
options are also available. Please go to precollege.gwu.edu for more information.
Lebanon Valley College: Students who will have successfully completed 9th, 10th, or 11th
grade by June 2014 are eligible to apply. This is a one-week, non-credit program that enables
exceptional high school students to preview college life. Students live on campus or commute
and take an intensive workshop in the sciences, social sciences, or humanities, choosing from
among many programs. The residential program also includes supervised extracurricular
activities such as off-campus trips, sports, swimming parties, dances, movies, and an outing to
nearby Hershey Park. Prospective scholars can download an application at www.lvc/youthscholars. The application must be certified by a teacher or guidance counselor. Deadline for
submitting applications is March 21, 2014.
Adelphi University: Summer Pre-College program in Nursing, Business, Creative Writing,
Gaming, Musical Theatre and Physics - July 20-August 2, 2014. Program includes a 3-credit
course, housing, meals and activities. For more information, contact Alison Tempestelli at
(845)471-3348 ext:8116 or atempestilli@adelphi.edu, or visit precollege.adelphi.edu.
Alfred University: Programs in Astronomy, Computer Engineering, Ceramic & Glass
Engineering, Chemistry, Renewable Energy Engineering and Robotics offer great opportunities
for students interested in science and/or engineering to explore these subjects. Please visit the
website at www.alfred.edu/summer/hs.cfm to view further detail and access application
forms. If you have any questions or require additional information, feel free to contact Melody
McLay at (607)871-2612, or mclaym@alfred.edu.
Mercy College Summer Institute: A one-week learning experience designed specifically for
high school students. Study in New York, learn in a college-level environment, and explore a
career in a dynamic field. For more information or to apply call 877-637-2946 or
www.mercy.edu/2014summer.
NJIT Early College Preparatory Programs: Summer programs offer opportunities for 11th
and 12th grade students with high academic achievement to explore careers in science,
technology, engineering, and mathematics areas. Through non-traditional, hands-on
methodologies, students learn the relationship between STEM subjects and their applications to
everyday life. Deadline for all applications is Monday, March 24, 2014. Please go to
www.njit.edu/precollege for more information.
UWC Mahindra College: Located in India, hosts summer coursed for high school students
from around the world. Courses typically have around 25 students and explore key issues
concerning us today such as environment, religion, education, children and women's
rights. There are three courses running this summer on the 170 acre residential campus located
on the Western Ghats. The application kit, cost and other details at
www.uwcmahindracollege.org.
Loyola University Chicago's Summer Scholars Program: This program is designed for
motivated sophomores and juniors who want to get a head start on their college careers. Summer
Scholars become acquainted with college life through study, academic discussion, and social
activity. The program offers students the opportunity to expand their world view by spending a
portion of their summer in Chicago. Applicants must possess a solid B average. Learn more
about application requirements and program details online at: summerscholars@luc.edu.
ActionQuest/LifeWorks: Programs offer international educational opportunities for teenagers,
with a strong emphasis on building self-reliance as well as personal and social
responsibility. Lifeworks is a community service division while ActionQuest is focused on
travel and adventure. For further information on LifeWorks please call (941)924-2115. For
information on ActionQuest go to www.ACTIONQUEST.COM.
Broadreach; Young divers will plunge into Caribbean marine parks filled with color and
amazing sea life. Aspiring marine biologists and primatologists will assist professional
researchers with ongoing field work. Indigenous cultures will introduce groups of curious teens
to a different way of life. Categories in which programs are offered are: Marine Science, Animal
Science, Language & Cultural Immersion, Photo & Journalism, Scuba & Sailing. To learn more
please contact (919)256-8200 or email discover@gobroadreach.com.
Carleton Liberal Arts Experience (CLAE): CLAE is intended for college-bound students
currently completing their sophomore year of high school. Student of African American descent
or students who have an interest in African American culture are encouraged to apply. Students
must be in the top 25 percent of the class and be taking or preparing to take an advanced
curriculum including honors, Advanced Placement, or International Baccalaureate classes, and
be involved in school or local community, through community services, extracurricular
involvement, and/or leadership positions. For more information about CLAE, visit:
go.carleton.edu/clae or contact Brian Swann at (800)995-2275 or clae@carleton.edu.
Columbia University: Programs in New York City, Barcelona, and the Middle East are marked
by academic rigor, instructional excellence, and rich and varied extracurricular offerings, all in a
supportive and highly-supervised setting. Study at Columbia University in New York City for
grades 9-12, Study at the University of Barcelona for grades 11-12 and Study at Columbia
University and at King's Academy in Jordan for grades 11-12. Please contact
hsp@columbia.edu or call (212)854-9889.
Alfred University Summer Programs for Teens: Programs provide opportunities to learn
more about a favorite subject, enhance skills, sample life on a college campus, and meet other
students with similar interests and academic ability. Find detailed information and application
form at www.alfred.edu/summer.
Fordham University Pre-College Summer Session 2014: An invitation to prospective college
freshmen of 2014. This is a commuter student program that allows high school seniors with a
GPA of 3.0 or better to enroll in full-credit college classes. Full course listings are available at
fordham.edu/summer. Please submit your application before June 7, 2013. Applicants must be
rising high school seniors. Must submit a) a letter of recommendation from a teacher, guidance
counselor, or school administrator that confirms your GPA, b) a brief expository writing sample,
and c) a registration fee of $75. Please visit the website or contact the Office of Summer Session
at (718)817-4665.
Boston College Summer Experience Program: Spend six weeks at Boston College from June
24th to August 1, 2013. Take college courses; earn college credit. Must have completed the
eleventh grade and have compiled outstanding academic records. Please call (617)552-3800 or
email bce@bc.edu.
Boston University: Summer Term High School Programs. Enroll in two BU undergraduate
courses and earn up to 8 college credits, research Internship in Science & Engineering, Spend a
week studying one subject in-depth and become familiar with college life. Learn more by calling
(617)353-1378.
Cornell University Summer College: Summer opportunity in Fashion Design open to
academically talented junior and senior high school students. The Fashion Studio will meet for
three weeks from July 14-August 3, 2013. The financial aid application deadline is April 5,
2013. The application deadline for regular admissions is May 3, 2013. For more information
about The Fashion Studio visit www.summercollege.cornell.edu.
Caldwell College Summer College: Free 3-week residential program designed for high school
juniors who will be seniors in the fall of 2014 who are the first generation in their family to
attend college (parents cannot have a bachelor’s degree). The program provides the opportunity
for high achieving students to earn three college credits while studying science, medicine and
math. This unique opportunity also incorporates SAT test taking strategies, academic field trips,
and a taste of the college experience. The program includes room and board, books, supplies and
field trips. You can go to the SummerCollege @Caldwell website for additional information http://www.caldwell.edu/scac/.
New York University Precollege Program: Summer break is an excellent time for high school
students to experience New York City as a real college student. A number of programs are
offered to students entering their junior and senior year of high school. Classes being on July 7,
2014 through August 16th. Please visit
www.nyu.edu/precollege or contact the office by email at university.programs@nyu.edu or call
(212)998-2292.
Fairleigh Dickinson University Summer Teacher Academy: The Summer Teacher Academy
serves as an introduction to teaching and the teaching profession. Its focus will be on how to
teach math, science, and literacy to our K-12 students. Registration will be limited to 20 high
school juniors. This program will meet Monday through Thursday for two weeks (July 8-11 and
July 15-18) from 9:00am until 3:00pm. Applications are available in the Guidance
Office. Application deadline is May 14, 2014.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University: Students attending an Embry-Riddle summer program
will have the opportunity to explore subject areas from business basics, robotic & autonomous
systems, aerospace studies, or flight training. Command Camp runs from July 20-26, 2014 and
is focused on areas involving homeland security and emergency management. Soaring Camp
runs from June 22-28, 2014 and teaches a student the fundamentals of flying gliders by providing
an understanding of aerodynamics and performance. Mission Discovery is offered June 22 - 28,
2014 and students will get a chance to meet and work with astronaut, Nicole Stot; who is also an
Embry-Riddle Alumna. Please contact (386)226-7945 or email summer@erau.edu with any
questions or for further information.
NYIT: Exploring Architecture in Manhattan four week summer program for high school
juniors or seniors. Morning lectures, reading seminars, walking tours, office visits, and
exhibition visits introduce students to design practice, theory, and history. Afternoon studio
sessions challenge students with an intensive introduction to the fundamentals of design, while
also building skills in architectural drawing, modeling, and presentation. Portfolio making and
career choice workshops prepare students for future opportunities. For program information,
contact Professor Farzana Gandhi at fgandhi@myit.edu. Applications available in the Guidance
Office.
Rutgers University: Hispanic Center of Excellence Summer Youth Scholars Program: An
academic enrichment program for students interested in health careers/science. This program is
for students who have completed the 10th or 11th grade. During this six-week period, students
are exposed to SAT preparation, anatomy & physiology instruction, participation in a research
presentation, visits to colleges, and exposure to medicine and biomedical research. Career
counseling and academic skills development are also provided for program participant to ensure
academic success. Program begins June 30, 2014 and ends August 8, 2014 and will be held at
the Rutgers Newark Medical School. The program is held daily from 9:00 am until 3:30
pm. Graduating seniors are not eligible. Applicants should have a GPA of 3.0 or better, must be
a US citizen or permanent resident. All student participants will be required to release their
PSAT/SAT scores to the office of Diversity and Community Engagement. Please see
http://njms.rutgers.edu/education/hcoe/sysp.cfm for more information or call (93)972-5041.
Smith College: Precollege Programs for High School girls. Each summer, Smith welcomes to
these programs young women from many nationalities and diverse socioeconomic backgrounds
who together form an extraordinary intellectual community. Their learning environment is
hands-on, collaborative, exploratory, challenging and rich in role models. Programs are open to
academically talented girls who will enter grades, 9, 10, 11, or 12 in fall 2014. Enrollment is
limited to ensure a quality academic experience. The programs have a selective admissions
process, based on the student's academic performance in middle or high school, a written essay
and a teacher recommendation. Students must have a strong record of academic achievement, a
high level of motivation and a willingness to explore. Summer programs at Smith run from July
6 to August 2. Each program has a different schedule. For further information please contact
Sarah Craig at scraig@smith.edu or call (413)585-2165.
Summer Institute at the NYU School of Continuing & Professional Studies: This one-week
intensive program offers high school students the opportunity to live and learn in the heart of
NYC. Programs of study allow you to explore career options and to gain the competitive edge
when applying to college. Course offerings are:
Photographing NYC, creative writing, digital filmmaking, motion comics and illustration, real
estate, understanding global issues, digital journalism and finance. For program details and
applications visit scps.nyu.edu/hssummerinstitute01.
University of Maryland: Young Scholars Program - July 13 through August 1, 2014. The
Young Scholars Program invites high school students to an exceptional pre-college experience to
pursue academic interests and discover career opportunities, participate in seminars, field trips,
and social activities as well as explore university life at Maryland. To learn more go to
ysp.umd.edu/pc.
University of Southern California: USC Summer Programs offers 4 and 2 week courses in a
variety of subjects from which students choose one course for intense study. Courses are
interactive, engaging and challenging, and students receive 3 units of transferrable USC elective
credit upon successful completion of the 4-week program. The program also offers activities
throughout the week to enhance students' college experience. On-campus activities include
intramural sports, talent shows, and dances. On Saturdays, students explore local attractions
around Los Angeles, which in the past have included a day at Santa Monica Beach &
Promenade, Disneyland, and Knott's Berry Farm. If you have any questions, contact (213)7405679 or summer@usc.edu.