SUMMER PROGRAMS
Revised 2/11/2013
The guidance office receives information about summer programs for students of all ages. Students should check the bulletin board in
the Guidance Office regularly for information about these programs.
Name of summer program
Summer Programs at
Cornell University
Oxbridge Academic
Programs
Experiences in Architecture
at The Catholic University
of America
University of Notre Dame
School of Architecture
Career Discovery
Summer Study at The
Sorbonne
Description
Sophomores, Juniors and
Seniors take courses for
credit, live on campus, and
explore academic and career
opportunities.
An opportunity for High
School students to study in
New York, Oxford,
Cambridge, France or Spain
for one month.
Dates vary based on
program
Students spend three weeks
exploring the academic and
professional sides of the
architecture arena.
Sophomores, Juniors and
Seniors participate in design
studios, architecture
seminars and field trips to
help decide whether or not
they want to pursue
architecture in college
Students attend 3 and 5 week
courses while living in Paris,
France.
Dates vary based on chosen
program
Contact
Deadline
www.summercollege.cornell.edu
When seminars are filled
www.oxbridgeprograms.com
When seminars are filled
architecture.cua.edu/summerpro
grams/experiences.cfm
When seminars are filled
www.architecture.nd.edu/progra
ms/career_discovery.aspx
When seminars are filled
www.summerstudy.com
When seminars are filled
University of Colorado
Enrichment Program
University of Vermont
College Credit or
Enrichment Programs
Future Leader Camp at
Norwich University
The Summer College
Experience at UMass
Amherst
Students attend 3 or 5 week
programs of academically
challenging courses while
enjoying outdoor adventure.
Dates vary based on chosen
program
Students attend classes for 2
or 4 weeks that are
academically stimulating
while partaking in fun-filled
activities.
Dates vary based on chosen
program
Rising Sophomores, Juniors
and Seniors participate in a
two week military style camp
to help develop leadership
skills
Rising Juniors and Seniors
experience college life while
taking college level courses
with options of earning
credits
Dates vary based on chosen
program
www.summerstudy.com
When seminars are filled
www.summerstudy.com
When seminars are filled
www.norwich.edu/admissions/su
mmerprograms
When seminars are filled
UMass.edu/Summer
When seminars are filled
Drexel Summer Institutes
Pre-College Perspective at
Ringling College of Art and
Design
School of the Museum of
Fine Arts, Boston. PreCollege Summer Studio
Creek Camp, Creek
Connections at Allegheny
College
New York Film Academy’s
High School Workshop
Motivated and talented High
School Students are given
the opportunity to choose
from a variety of programs at
www.drexel.edu/summer
When seminars are filled
Drexel University.
Dates vary based on chosen
program
Intensive 4 week curriculum
where high school students
build and strengthen their
www.ringling.edu/precollege
visual art and design skills
When seminars are filled
and broaden their artistic
potential. 3 elective college
credits may be earned
Rigorous 4-week program for
rising juniors and seniors to
partake in enriching
www.smfa.edu/precollege-apply When seminars are filled
experiences for artistic
growth.
June 30-July 27, 2013
Rising Sophomores and
Juniors can experience an
http://creekconnections.allegheny
When seminar is filled
environmental science,
.edu/creekcamp.html
hands-on, residential camp.
These immersion workshops
are designed to introduce
students to the creative and
nyfa.edu/summer_camp
When seminars are filled
technical demands of their
chosen craft
Dates vary by program
Harvard Summer School
Health and Biomedical
Sciences Summer Camp at
Lebanon Valley College
Environmental Science at
Keystone College
Students who will graduate
in 2013, 2014 or 2015 can
explore subjects not
available at high school and
earn college credit while
living on campus and
participating in fun activities
June 22-August 9, 2013
Students are introduced to
the fundamentals of
molecular biology,
pharmacology, immunology,
biochemistry, and medical
ethics in a fun and engaging
college environment
June 23-June28, 2013
Keystone College offers
courses and workshops that
provide a wonderful learning
atmosphere. Keystone
College's 165-acre Woodland
Campus, ponds, streams,
wetlands, Lake Manataka
Environmental Field Station,
and Little Rocky Glen
provide unparalleled
opportunities to study
conservation and our
environment
www.ssp.harvard.edu
When seminars are filled
http://www.lvc.edu/health-biosummer-camp/
When seminar is filled
www.KCEEI.keytone.edu
When seminars are filled
3 Days of Fashion at
Fashion Institute of Design
and Merchandising
Summer Study Program at
The Sorbonne
Summer Study Program at
Penn State University
Summer Study Program at
University of Colorado
High school students engage
in hands on workshops and
listen to guest speakers from
the Fashion, Merchandising
and Marketing Industries
Los Angeles: June 26-28
San Francisco: June 24-2
San Diego: July 1-3
Orange County: June 20-22
Students attend 3 and 5 week
courses while living in Paris,
France.
Dates vary based on chosen
program
Sophomores, Juniors and
Seniors can attend the 6½
week College Credit Program
and all high school students
can attend the 3½ week
Enrichment Program or the 2
week Intensive Workshop.
Dates vary based on chosen
program
Students attend 3 or 5 week
programs of academically
challenging courses while
enjoying outdoor adventure.
Dates vary based on chosen
program
fidm.edu/go/summerprogram
When seminars are filled
www.summerstudy.com
When seminars are filled
www.summerstudy.com
When seminars are filled
www.summerstudy.com
When seminars are filled
Summer Study Program in
Buenos Aires
Barnard College PreCollege Programs
The Reynolds Young
Writers Workshop at
Denison University
PA Free Enterprise Week
The George Washington
University Pre-College
CREDIT program
4 week Spanish Immersion
and Enrichment Program for
High School Students
July 6-August 4, 2013
Students enrich their
academic experience in New
York City, taking classes and
exploring careers and
interests
Dates vary based on chosen
program
8 day residential program in
creative writing for
sophomores, juniors and
seniors.
June 23-30, 2013
One week program where
Sophomores and Juniors act
as an executive management
team and run their own
“imaginary” business with
the goal of turning it into a
financial success.
Rising Juniors and Seniors
can engage in an academic
experience and earn
undergraduate credit while
taking courses specifically
designed for high school
students.
www.summerstudy.com
When seminar is filled
www.barnard.edu/summer
When seminar is filled
http://reynolds.denison.edu
March 1
www.pfew.org
Ms. Seng or Ms. Petersen
March 1
precollege.gwu.edu
March 15
Northeastern University’s
Summer Programs
The George Washington
University Pre-College
NON-CREDIT program
Maryland Institute College
of Art Pre-College 2013
Daniel Fox Youth Scholars
Institute at Lebanon Valley
College
Ithaca Writers Institute
Students learn valuable skills
and concepts while taking
credit or noncredit classes.
Rising Sophomores, Juniors
and Seniors enroll in two
week courses. Experience
an enriching learning
opportunity by engaging in
rigorous lecture-based
instruction and participate in
real-world experiences
through related site visits.
Rising Juniors and Seniors
choose from two different art
experiences: Baltimore or
Tuscany. Student earns
college credits.
Rising Sophomores, Juniors
and Seniors are able to
complete challenging
academic activities and learn
about career opportunities in
their chosen fields.
A brand new noncredit
summer program for high
school students, offers two
weeks of intensive writing
workshops on the campus of
Ithaca College
June 30-July 12, 2013
northeastern.edu
March 15
precollege.gwu.edu
March 15
www.mica.edu/precollege
March 22
www.lvc.edu/youth-scholars
March 22
Ithaca.edu
April 1
Summer Programs at Alfred
University
NIAHD Pre-Collegiate
Summer Program in Early
American History at William
& Mary College
Summer of Art at Otis
College of Art and Design
Sports Announcing Camp
at Waynesburg University
Carnegie Mellon Summer
Pre-College Programs
Washington University in
St. Louis Summer
Experience CREDIT
Program
High School students can
choose a program to attend
from a variety of subjects.
See website for options
Juniors and Seniors will earn
college credit for the
academic program that will
teach early American history
through the use of historic
places, including surviving
structures, archaeology sites
and museums
Serious young artists are
able to strengthen and
enhance their art skills.
Sophomores, Juniors and
Seniors can learn and
practice the skills necessary
to become a successful
sportscaster.
Rising Juniors and Seniors
can explore different
programs of study at the
college level while getting an
idea of life at Carnegie
Mellon
Rising Juniors and Seniors
enroll in two college courses
for credit while enjoying the
social and cultural
opportunities
www.alfred.edu/summer
April 15
www.wm.edu/niahd
April 18
www.otis.edu/soa
April 22
Sportsannouncingcamp.waynesb
urg.edu
April 30
www.cmu.edu/enrollment/precollege
May 1
summerexperiences.wustl.edu
May 3
Washington University in
St. Louis Summer
Experience NON-CREDIT
Program
CSI: Waynesburg Summer
Camp
University of Dayton Vocal
Performance Institute
Students explore an area of
interest under the guidance
of WU instructors while living
on campus and gaining
valuable academic
experience
Students interested in
forensic science and criminal
justice will have the
opportunity to train with
experts
June 16-June 21, 2013
Five day program gives high
school singers an
opportunity to study their
craft with UD college
professors and other guest
artists.
June 24-June 28, 2013
Summerexperiences.wustl.edu
May 3
csicamp.waynesburg.edu
May 6
www.go.udayton.edu/vpi
May 25