Summer Programs
Pre-College Programs
Long Beach Cal
SOAP College
Prep Summer
Camp
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
Most awesome college prep camp EVER!
Deadline : TBA
Fees: No Cost
Locations: Long Beach, Lynwood,
Compton, Whittier
Rising seniors get a preview of what's ahead in all aspects of college
admission and financial aid.
Students who attend camp:
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preview the UC, CSU, and Common Application
search for colleges and learn about college majors
get a head start on college application essays
learn about and prepare for the FAFSA
learn about college life both on and off campus
visit a college campus
Check out the fun from previous summers:
https://calsoapcollegeprepsummercamp.shutterfly.com/
Online application available at: www.longbeachcalsoap.org
Academy for Youth
Success (PAYS)
Pomona College
Grade Level(s):
Incoming Sophomores, Juniors &
Seniors (10, 11 & 12)
UCLA Summer
Scholars
University of
California
Los Angeles
Grade Level(s):
Incoming 9-12
Summer @USC
University of Southern
California
Description:
Application Deadlines & Fees:
An intensive 4-week summer academic program that serves rising sophomores
through rising seniors from groups traditionally under-represented in higher
education-students from the Los Angeles area and the Inland Valley who are
first in their family to attend college, those from low income families and those
who are African American or Latina/o. PAYS scholars participate in two core
faculty-taught courses, Math/Problem Solving and Critical Inquiry: Analysis and
Writing, additional electives, and rising12th graders are given the rare
opportunity to work on a significant research project under the direction of a
Pomona College faculty member.
Website:
Deadline:
 February 21, 2014
Fees:
 No Cost
http://www.pomona.edu/administration/draper-center/pays/apply.aspx
June 22 –July 18th, 2014
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
A limited number of full and partial scholarships are available to qualified
California high school students for summer study at UCLA. If you are a
California high school student, you may apply for financial assistance to support
enrollment in a single lower division academic course or to cover program fees
for one of the following summer institutes for high school students: Acting and
Performance Institute Art Institute Dance-Theater Intensive Design | Media Arts
Institute Global/Green Business Week for Young Leaders International
Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs: Model United Nations Mock Trial Institute
Nanoscience Lab Sci | Art NanoLab Teen ArchStudio .
Website
Deadline:
 Financial Aid deadline
April 1, 2014
Fees:
 Varies by program
http://www.summer.ucla.edu/FinancialAid/hsscholarship.cfm
Description:
The college immersion program offers high school students university
experience in a subject area of their choice. Courses are interactive, engaging
and challenging, allowing students to explore new areas of study or build on
their high school coursework. Choose from over 20 courses in a variety of
subject areas. Benefit from academic instruction and support from faculty and
staff. Receive 3 units of USC elective credit upon successful completion of the
4-Week course. Courses are designed to be both challenging and engaging. In
addition to the academic experience, students will explore the USC campus,
attend social activities and participate in excursions throughout LA.
Varies by program
Application Deadline and Fees:
Duration:
Duration:
Deadline:
 Financial Aid deadline
April 1, 2014
Fees:
 Varies by program
Grade Level(s):
Website
Duration:
Incoming Sophomores and Juniors
http://summer.usc.edu/index.shtml
2 Week Session: July 6 –July 20
4 Week Session: July 6 –August 2
Application Deadlines & Fees:
Description:
Balfour Scholars
Program
Indiana University
Grade Level(s):
Incoming Seniors (12)
Carleton Liberal
Arts Experience
(CLAE)
Carleton College
Grade Level(s):
Incoming Sophomores ( 10)
CLYLP
Sacramento
Leadership
Conference
The Balfour Scholars Program (BSP) seeks to minimize misperceptions about
affordability, unfamiliarity with higher education, and difficulties with cultural
adjustment that prevent students from successfully matriculating to and
graduating from college. Scholars are taught to become stronger students,
manage their finances, choose an academic major, and evaluate career options
that best suit their interests and abilities. Once accepted as a Balfour Scholar,
students attend a five-day residential visit at Indiana University-Bloomington.
Students will participate in informational sessions and activities which develop
their abilities to make informed and personalized decisions regarding their
collegiate and career paths. Then throughout their senior year, students will
continue to receive mentoring and access to resources to help make the
transition to college a smooth one.
Website:
Deadline:
 March 15, 2014
Fees:
 No Cost
http://education.indiana.edu/p16/files/BSP%20brochure_Web.pdf
Description:
June 22—July 18, 2014
Application, Deadlines& Fees:
An inspiring summer program designed for the best and brightest college-bound
students representing high schools across the country. The Carleton Liberal
Arts Experience (CLAE) will select 50 high school students who are current
sophomores and bring them to Carleton, all expenses paid, for a one-week
summer program. The CLAE program introduces the strengths of a liberal arts
education through an array of courses in science, art, social sciences, and
technology. In addition, workshops are offered to assist participants with their
high school and college careers.
Website:
Deadline:
 April 1, 2014
Duration:
Fees:

No Cost
Duration:
July 5 to Friday, July 11, 2014
http://apps.carleton.edu/summer/clae/
Description:
Application Deadlines & Fees:
A week-long leadership training conference in Sacramento, through which over
approximately 3,000 of California’s best and brightest high school students
have been prepared for the many opportunities and challenges they face.
Conference participants are housed on a university campus and attend
Deadline:
 April 11, 2014
Fees:
 No Cost
Chicano Latino
powerful workshops and seminars that will enhance leadership skills, academic
preparedness, self-esteem, cultural awareness, and provide an understanding
of state and local government.
Website:
Duration:
http://clylp.org/programs/sacramento-leadership-conference
July 19 –July 26, 2014.
Description:
Application Deadlines & Fees:
INSPIRE OLC participants in the 12th grade who have been accepted to attend
a college or university to pursue a STEM degree may compete for the PreCollege Internship Summer Experience. Selected applicants participate in a
paid, eight-week internship with a NASA mentor at the NASA facility within their
service areas. During this internship, the student receives a stipend and is then
responsible for making all lodging, meals and transportation arrangements.
Deadline:
 March 1st, 2014
Fees:
 No Cost
Grade Level(s):
Website:
Duration:
Graduating Seniors (12)
https://intern.nasa.gov/
Vary( See Website)
Description:
Application, Deadlines& Fees:
Deadline:
 April 30,2014
Fees:
 No Cost
Grade Level(s):
COW is a challenging summer educational enrichment program, which
prepares male minority high school rising juniors and seniors to achieve
success during the remainder of their high school careers and beyond. This is
done by cultivating confidence, greater self-esteem, a stronger work ethic, and
a commitment to achieving success in spite of the many challenges facing
them. Students are also encouraged to seek higher education, and the program
helps prepare them for the varied demands of the college experience. Being
integrated into the college environment and associating with college professors
and students exposes these young men to a world of new possibilities.
Website:
Incoming Juniors and Seniors (11 & 12)
http://cow4life.org/applications/
June 22-July 19, 2014
Youth Leadership
Project, Inc.
Grade Level(s):
Current Sophomores and Juniors (10 &
11)
NASA: PreCollege Internship
NASA
College
orientation
Workshop (COW)
Virginia Military
Institute
Duration:
Business /Economics Programs
Minority High
School Scholars
Actuarial Academy
Katie School of
Insurance and
Financial Services
Grade Level(s):
Incoming freshman, Sophomores,
Juniors, and Seniors (9-12)
Description:
Application Deadlines & Fees:
The one-week program is designed especially the African-American, Hispanic,
and Native American high school students who excel in mathematics, enjoy
learning, and like to solve complicated problems. If you have a passion for
mathematics and an appetite for knowledge, you may have what it takes to be
an actuary. This program will help you decide if an actuarial career is a way to
use your mathematical ability.
Deadline:
 April 1, 2014
Fees:
 No Cost-Provides a
stipend of $200 for travel
Website:
Duration:
http://business.illinoisstate.edu/katie/outreach/minority.shtml/
July 13-18, 2014
Engineering Programs
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
ESP is designed to focus on academic enrichment related to math, science,
and engineering; provide an orientation to the UW-Madison environment and
collegiate experience; and demonstrate the importance of early preparation for
the college- bound student. Participants will interact with UW faculty/staff,
students, program alumni and other talented peers who share the same interest
in mathematics, science and engineering.
Deadline:
 April 1, 2014
Fees:
 $40 Application Fee
(Fee Waiver Request available)
Grade Level(s):
Website:
Duration:
Incoming Juniors and Seniors (11 & 12)
http://studentservices.engr.wisc.edu/diversity/esp/program.html
June 21—August 1, 2014
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
A science and engineering program combining course work, hands-on projects,
industry tours, sporting activities and social events. SUMMET is an excellent
stepping stone to the lifestyle and rigors of college. Students from across the
Deadline:
 April 19, 2014
Fees:
Wisconsin
Engineering
Summer Program
University of
Wisconsin at Madison
Colorado School
of Mines
SUMmer Minority
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Grade Level(s):
nation stay in Mines’ residence halls, experience life as a college student, and
receive instruction in trigonometry/calculus, chemistry, geology, computer
science, physics and basic to advanced engineering concepts.
Website:
$50 Confirmation fee and
$100 damage deposit
upon attendance
Duration:
Current Sophomores and Juniors
http://mep.mines.edu/web/2_visitors/outreach_programs/summet.shtml
June 9 –June 29, 2014
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
This special summer experience is for high school students who have an
interest in science, mathematics and engineering. The program is designed to
acquaint participants with the engineering profession, the academic
expectations of college and the nature of life at a university.
Deadline:
 5:00 pm on March 13th,
2014
Fees:
 $50 Confirmation fee and
$100 damage deposit
upon attendance
Duration:
Session 1: July 27-31, 2014
Session 2: August 3-7, 2014
Application Deadline and Fees:
Engineering Training
Program (SUMMET)
Santa Clara
University Campus
Summer Engineering
Seminar
Grade Level(s):
Website
http://www.scu.edu/engineering/about/ses.cfm
Incoming Juniors and Seniors (11&12)
Description:
Missouri
University of
Science and
Technology
You will become acquainted with the various technological degrees that
Missouri University of Science and Technology has to offer and what demands
people face in these fields. This is also a great opportunity for you to get a taste
of university life and learn what it takes to succeed in college. Minority students
for this program include African American, Native
American and Hispanic American.
Deadline:
 April 30, 2014
Fees:
 $150 for tuition, room, and
board
Minority Introduction to Engineering
(MITE)
Grade Level(s):
Website
Duration:
Incoming Juniors and Seniors (11&12)
http://sdowp.mst.edu/outreachindex/mite/
Session 1: June 1-6, 2014
Session 2: June 15-20, 2014
Missouri
University of
Science and
Technology
Nuclear Engineering camp
Grade Level(s):
Incoming Juniors and Seniors (11&12)
Experience in
Science and
Engineering for
Youth (SESEY)
Experience in
Science and Engineering for Youth
Grade Level(s):
Current Freshmen, Sophomores, and
Juniors (9,10 & 11)
PREFACE
Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
If you are interested in nuclear engineering, this one-week summer program will
introduce you to the fascinating world of nuclear power and the outstanding
opportunities in nuclear engineering!
Website
Deadline:
 April 30, 2014
Fees:
 $600 for tuition, room,
materials and board.
Transportation must be
arranged by student.
Duration:
http://futurestudents.mst.edu/summercamps/nuce/
Description:
June 15-20, 2014
Application Deadline and Fees:
SESEY offers a unique opportunity for high school girls and minority students
with an aptitude for math and science in engineering fields. This one-week
summer program encourages students to explore the world of engineering and
to consider careers in its variety of fields. The program will culminate with a
presentation of student projects and a display at the annual Corvallis da Vinci
Days celebration.
Website
Deadline:
 May 17, 2014
Fees:
 $200 room and board
(Assistance, including full
and partial scholarships, is
available upon request)
Duration:
http://cbee.oregonstate.edu/apply-sesey
July 14 – July 19, 2013
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
PREFACE is a two-week residential summer experience at Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute for talented high school sophomores and juniors, who will
enter the 11th or 12th grade in the Fall of 2013, from groups that have been
historically and traditionally underrepresented or underserved in science,
engineering, and technological fields, and are interested in pursuing careers in
engineering and technological professions.
Deadline:
 March 31, 2014
Grade Level(s):
Website
Fees:
No Cost. Tuition, fees, and room
and board for the two-week
session are all paid for by
corporate sponsors.
Duration:
Incoming Juniors and Seniors (11&12)
http://doso.rpi.edu/update.do?artcenterkey=658
July 6—July 19, 2014
Science, Math, and Medical Research Programs
Scientific
Discovery
Program (SDP)
St. Cloud State
University Campus
Grade Level(s):
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
Participants will experience biological, chemical, computer sciences,
mathematical, social and statistical sciences through laboratories, special
demonstrations, presentations, field trips and lectures related to water quality
and solid waste management. Participants will use the knowledge and skills
they develop to conduct research on topics that have social and
environmental significance in their communities. University and practicing
scientists will work closely with the student in identifying, designing,
developing and implementing the research project.
Deadline:
 April 25, 2014
Fees:
 $10 non-refundable
application fee, $4,000
program cost. Living
expenses should be
budgeted for. Limited
financial aid is available to
students in need.
.
Duration:
Website
http://www.stcloudstate.edu/pipeline/sdp/default.asp
Current Freshmen and Sophomores
(9 & 10)
Advanced
Program in
Technology and
Science (APTS)
St. Cloud State
University Campus
July 6, 2014 - August 1, 2014
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
This is a special program for high ability, high potential 10th and 11th grade
students who are seriously interested in a future in technology, science,
mathematics or engineering. The three-week residential program will focus on
scientific research for students from historically underrepresented groups and
expose them to career options in technology. They will meet positive role
models in these fields. Sessions will encourage professional mentor/mentee
relationships. Students of color and female students are encouraged to apply.
Deadline:
 April 25, 2014
Fees:
No previous experience with computers or science is required. All eligible
students are encouraged to apply.
Grade Level(s):
Current Freshmen and Sophomores
(9 & 10)
Website
http://www.stcloudstate.edu/pipeline/apts/default.asp

$10 non-refundable
application fee, $3,000
program cost. Limited
financial aid is available to
students in need. There is
no actual cost to attend the
program; the costs
presented are for living
expenses.
Duration:
July 13, 2014 - August 1, 2014
Summer
Pathways
Boston University
Grade Level(s):
Incoming Freshmen, Sophomores,
Juniors and Seniors (9-12)
Eugene and Ruth
Roberts Summer
Student Academy
City of Hope Irell and Manella Graduate
School of Biological Sciences.
Grade Level(s):
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
Summer Pathways is a one-week, residential summer program for female
high school students who demonstrate promise in the fields of science and
engineering. The Summer Pathways program seeks students from Boston
public high schools who would not otherwise have the opportunity to attend a
summer enrichment program. Summer Pathways students learn about the
wide range of academic and career opportunities in science and engineering
and are connected to women working in these fields.
Website
Deadline:
 May 1, 2014
Fees:
 No cost, Scholarships
available
http://www.bu.edu/lernet/spathways/
Description:
July 11-18, 2014
Application Deadline and Fees:
This program seeks to find students possessing exceptional potential to
perform biomedical research. Summer students design and work on their own
research projects in areas of their specific interests. City of Hope faculty
members act as mentors who provide valuable guidance and support while
simultaneously encouraging independent thought and exploration.
Deadline:
 March 14, 2014
Fees:
 No cost, Most summer
students receive a stipend of
$4,000 for completing the
10-week program.
Duration:
Website
http://www.cityofhope.org/summer-student-academy
At least 16 years old and in High School
Description:
High School
Explainers
internship
program
Iridescent
Learning
The Explainers program provides a place for high school students to come to
learn engineering, while also learning how to be a teacher and mentor to
younger students. The Explainers come to our studios both during the school
day and after school. Explainers work on hands-on projects, teach elementary
and middle school students, and run activities during our field trips. Students
receive internship credit for the program.
Duration:
Start dates range from the end of
May to the end of June, and the 10
weeks must be completed by the
end of July or August, respectively.1,
2014
Application Deadline and Fees:
Deadline:
 Year Round
Fees:
 No cost
Grade Level(s):
Website
http://iridescentlearning.org/programs/iridescent-science-studios/ - LA
Duration:
Year Round Opportunities
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
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.
Deadline:
 April 30, 2014
Fees:
 Application fee $35.
Program fee 5,000. Partial
to full financial aid is
available to a limited
number of students based
on financial need.
Duration:
Ages 14-18
The Smith Summer
Science and
Engineering
Program (SSEP)
Smith College
Grade Level(s):
Website
http://www.smith.edu/summer/programs_ssep.php
Incoming 9,10,11, & 12
NASA sponsors
the National
Space Club
Scholars
Program)
NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD, or
NASA Wallops Flight Facility, Wallops
Island, VA.
Grade Level(s):
Description:
July 6–August 2, 2014
Application Deadline and Fees:
A 6-week summer internship at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. It is
open to students who will be 16 years
old and have completed the 10th grade, have demonstrated high academic
success, and have an interest in space science or engineering as a career.
Applicants must be U.S. citizens.
Deadline:
 March 1, 2014
Fees:
 Costs: See website. $1,800
stipend will be awarded.
Website
http://www.spaceclub.org/programs/scholars.html
Duration:
Incoming 11 & 12
SAMS: The
Summer Academy
for Mathematics +
Science
Description:
June 23 - August 1, 2014.
Application Deadline and Fees:
The Summer Academy for Mathematics and Science is a rigorous residential
summer experience for good students who have a strong interest in math and
science and want to become excellent students. Students considering careers
in engineering, science and other math-based disciplines are eligible to apply.
The program will focus on creating interest in technical disciplines and
building academic and personal skills to better prepare you for the college
Deadline:
 April 1, 2014
Fees:
 No Cost. There will be no
tuition, housing or dining
fees for students selected to
Carnegie Mellon
University
application process. The goal of the program is to prepare students for
admission to selective colleges and universities
Grade Level(s):
Website
http://admission.enrollment.cmu.edu/pages/diversity-sams
Incoming 11 and 12
Description:
SMASH – Summer Math and Science
Honors Academy
attend SAMS. Students will,
however, be responsible for
books, supplies,
transportation and
recreational expenses.
Duration:
June 29 -August 9, 2014
Application Deadline and Fees:
A three-year, 5-week summer math and science enrichment program for high
achieving, low-income high school students of color (Black, Latino/a, Native
American, Southeast Asian or Pacific Islander). Students live on campus
during the program, learning to become competitive in STEM related studies
at top universities while also developing a sense of social responsibility and
leadership. Students also receive year-round academic support including SAT
prep, college counseling, financial aid workshops and other activities.
Deadlines:
 Register by February 15,
2014
 Apply by March 15, 2014
Fees:
 No Cost
Website
http://www.lpfi.org/smash
Duration:
UC Berkeley, UCLA, Stanford, and USC
Grade Level(s):
Incoming 10,11, & 12
Description:
Stanford Institutes of
Medicine Summer
Research Program (SIMR)
Stanford University
Grade Level(s):
Grades 11 &12, must be at least 16 upon
participation
Berkeley, UCLA, USC: June 21-July
26
Stanford: June 28 –August 2
Application Deadline and Fees:
This program offers high school students from diverse backgrounds
interested in biology and medicine the opportunity to perform basic research
with Stanford faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and others on a medically-oriented
project. Students work within one of the five Institutes of Medicine:
Immunology, Stem Cell Biology, Neurobiology, Cardiovascular Medicine and
Cancer Biology. The programs aims to help students understand how
professional scientific research is conducted, preview working in a research
lab and introduce them to top fields in medical research.
Website
Deadline:
 February 23, 2014
Fees:
http://simr.stanford.edu/
June 9th - July 31st, 2014

No Cost. $25 Application
Fee. Students will receive
$500 minimum stipend.
Duration:
Writing Programs
Description:
Application Deadline and Fees:
Deadline:
 February 21, 2014
Fees:
 The cost is free including
travel costs to and from
Princeton!
Grade Level(s):
Classes at the program are taught by reporters and editors from various
media outlets such as The New York Times. The program is also designed to
give students a taste of what life is like at one of the best colleges in the
country—students live on campus and eat in one of the university's
cafeterias—and to prepare them to apply to top schools. Students attend
seminars on college admissions including SAT classes. After students return
home, program staff remains in contact with them, assisting them during the
college application process and helping them to apply for journalism
internships once they are in college.
Website
Incoming Seniors (12)
http://www.princeton.edu/sjp/
August 1 –August 11, 2014
Princeton
University Summer
Journalism
Program
Princeton University
Duration:
Fine Arts Programs
Pre-college Art
and Design
Description:
The Pre-College Art and Design program motivates, stimulates and prepares
you as emerging artists and designers. Exploring traditional tools and new
technologies in a variety of media leads you to develop conceptual and
technical skills as well as your portfolio – all excellent preparation for applying
to and succeeding in college-level art and design programs.
Application Deadline and Fees:
Website
http://admission.enrollment.cmu.edu/pages/pre-college-art-design
Duration:
Carnegie Mellon
University.
Grade Level(s):
Incoming 11 &12
Deadline:
 Financial Aid due April 14,
2013
Fees:

Costs vary depending on
program
June 28 - August 9
Pre-college Music
Program
Carnegie Mellon
University.
Grade Level(s):
Description:
A core curriculum of private studio lessons, major performing ensembles and
music support courses are required for every student. Additionally, students
are encouraged to take advantage of the many minor studios and electives
offered every summer. Acceptance into each course is contingent on
demonstrated performance level either by the audition recording or on
submitted compositions.
Application Deadline and Fees:
Website
http://admission.enrollment.cmu.edu/pages/pre-college-music
Duration:
Incoming 11&12
Summer of Art
Grade Level(s):
Description:
Programs include, animation, architecture/landscape, black and white
photography, digital media, digital photography, drawing/painting in anime
style, fashion design, graphic design, illustration, life drawing, painting,
product design, sculpture, and toy design.
Website
http://www.otis.edu/summer-art
UC Irvine
Grades:
Current 11 & 12 with min 3.0 GPA
June 28 - August 9
Application Deadline and Fees:
Deadline:
 Financial Aid due April 21,
2014.
 Application due April 25,
2014
Fees:
 Costs vary depending on
program
Duration:
July 7 –August 1, 2014
Incoming 10,11 & 12
Summer
Academies in the
Arts
Deadline:
 Financial Aid due April 14,
2013
Fees:
 Costs vary depending on
program
Description
The Summer Academies in the Arts focuses on workshops in Art, Dance,
Drama and Music that enhance students’ marketable skills and support
career goals, self-confidence and leadership. Talented and motivated
Summer Academy students receive practical conservatory-style instruction in
small classes taught by graduate instructors, professionals in the field and, in
some cases, Claire Trevor School of the Arts faculty. Students experience life
as undergraduate arts majors through technical and practical training in each
discipline. Coursework is intended to be rigorous and as close to college level
as possible. Some intensives require the submission of placement audition
videos. Limited need and merit-based scholarships are available.
Website
http://outreach.arts.uci.edu/summer-academies
Application Deadline and Fees:
Deadline:
 Financial Aid due August 4,
2014
Fees:
 Vary (visit Website)
Duration
Varies by course
Outdoor Programs
Description:
Application Deadlines & Fees:
CDC Disease Detective Camp is a week-long day camp for rising high school
juniors and seniors that exposes students to epidemiology, the field of public
health and the diverse career opportunities within the field of public health.
Two separate, but identical iterations of the camp are held each summer.
Deadline:
 April 11, 2014
Fees:
 No Cost(Meals and
transportation are not
included)
Grade Level(s):
Website:
Duration:
Incoming Juniors & Seniors ( 11 & 12)
http://www.cdc.gov/museum/camp/index.htm
Description:
June 23-27 and July 21-25, 2014
Application, Deadlines& Fees:
Founded in 1985, the program conducts a six-day leadership training program
for 120 students and one academic year workshop for camp alumni and their
parents. Training in diverse aspects of leadership, cultural activities to
enhance self-esteem, college preparedness and career information are
provided by role models representing law, medicine, education, government,
and community volunteer organizations.
Website:
Deadline:
 April 15th, 2014
Fees:
 No Cost
http://www.iefl.org/index.php?mact=News,cntnt01,detail,0&cntnt01articleid=2
&cntnt01returnid=15
July 27–August 1, 2014
National
Center for
Health
Marketing’s
Global Health
Odyssey
Museum CDC
Disease
Detective Camp (DDC)
Inland Empire
Future Leaders
Program (IEFLP)
Grade Level(s):
Incoming Freshman ( 9)
Duration:
Internship Programs and Job Placement Assistance
City Year
Description:
Graduating seniors who are not sure what they want to do after high school should
consider applying for a paid
community service position with City Year, Washington, DC., a group of 17-24 year
olds committed to full-time service for ten
months in the Washington, DC community, focusing on mentoring and tutoring
youth in public schools. City Year has 24 locations
throughout the U.S., and two abroad.
Application Deadline and Fees
Fees:
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Grade Level(s):
Website
No cost.
Program will provide $200
stipend per week, health
care, metro pass, and
$5,550 educational
scholarship.
Duration:
Must be 17 to apply
www.cityyear.org/
Year Round
YOC – National Work Readiness
Credential
Description:
Website:
This no-fee 25-hour, in-class program will culminate with the attainment of the
industry recognized, National Work Readiness Credential paired with subsequent
individual job coaching, career exploration and job search assistance.
http://www.longbeach.gov/cd/workfor
ce/youth_services/
Description:
Website:
Free assistance in finding a part time summer job.
http://www.hirelayouth.com/Job_See
kers.html
Description:
Website:
This is a free comprehensive searchable database. It includes numerous free
programs as well as many that offer financial aid.
http://www.enrichmentalley.com/prog
ram-search/233
Description:
Website:
A searchable database and spotlight profiles to recognize and promote the good
work of leading college access programs, community-based organizations,
educational resources centers, and scholarship foundations nationally.
http://www.csocollegecenter.org/prog
ramnp.aspx
Various
Locations
Los Angeles Hire A Youth
Enrichment Alley
Center for Student Opportunity
College Center