PRE-COLLEGE/ACADEMIC
PROGRAMS
SPRING AND SUMMER 2008
ACADEMIC
STUDY ASSOCIATES (ASA)
This program offers a variety of pre-college programs at various
locations. For more information go to www.asaprograms.com
or call 800 752 2250
BARNARD COLLEGE
- SUMMER IN NEW YORK CITY. LIVE AND LEARN
All programs for current sophomores and juniors. Apply online at
www.barnard.edu/pcp
or call (212) 854-8866.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Program in Mathematic for Young Scientists. June 29-August 9. Applications
are available online at www.promys.org or by writing to BU, Math
Dept. PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington Street, Boston, MA 02215
**Also Available
- High School Honors and Summer Challenge Programs. Visit www.bu.edu/summer/highschool.
BRYN MAWR
Summer Programs for High School Women. June 22-July 12. Visit www.brynmawr.edu/summerprograms
for more information and application.
CARNEGIE
MELLON SUMMER PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMS
This program offers coursework in the areas of architecture, art,
design, drama and music. For more information go to www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
Summer Science, Engineering and Architecture Enrichment Program.
Visit www.clemson.edu/summerscience
for more information
COLGATE UNIVERSITY
- EASTERN U.S. MUSIC CAMP
Students between the ages of 10 and 18 have the opportunity to pursue
musical studies through individual, class and group instruction.
Application available in the Guidance Office as well as online at
EasternUSMusicCamp.com
THE COLLEGE
OF NEW JERSEY
Fourth Annual Summer Civil Engineering Camp for Rising High School
Seniors. July 13-17, 2008. To download an application form visit
http://www.tcnj.edu/~engsci/CE/CECamp.pdf
UNIVERSITY
OF COLORADO
Three-week and five-week pre-college programs available. www.bestsummerever.com
COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY
Summer High School Program for students in grades 9-12. www.ce.columbia.edu/hsp2008
CUSHING ACADEMY
Summer Programs fro students from ages 12-18 who want to enhance
their skill or advance their knowledge. July 5-August 8. Visit www.cushing.org
UNIVERSITY
OF DELAWARE
Summer College Program. July 12-August 16. www.udel.edu/summercollege
DREW UNIVERSITY
Offers several program throughout the summer including early college
program and Studio Art Portfolio Preparation Program. For more information
email plaprey@drew.edu or
call 973 408 3618.
FAIRLEIGH
DICKINSON UNIVERSITY
The Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurial Studies - Discover Business!
Teen Camp offers two one-week summer sessions from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
daily. For more information call (973) 443-8842. To register call
(201) 692-6500.
Becton College
of Arts and Sciences - Summer Scholars Program. www.fdu.edu/summerteens
or call 1 800 338 3887
FASHION INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY
Precollege program. www.fitnyc.edu/personality
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
Pre-College Sumer Program is open to applicants with a high school
grade point average of 3.0 or better. Enrollment is limited to students
who are entering their senior year of high school. More details
at www.fordham.edu/summer.
FOUNDATION
FOR FREE ENTERPRISE
Three-day residential seminar in market economics at Ramapo College
of New Jersey. Application available in the Guidance Office - see
Mrs. Gormley. The deadline for applying is June 2.
GLOBAL WORKS
- TRAVEL WITH PURPOSE
Features service projects, cultural exchange and adventure travel.
Email info@globalworkstravel.com
or call 800 784 6362 to learn more about the programs.
HARTWICK
COLLEGE
Summer Music Festival - an immersive musical experience for 12-22
year olds. Two sessions (June 29-July 12, July 13-26) available.
Application available in the Guidance Office or at the website hartwickmusicfestival.org
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Secondary School Program. Visit www.ssp.harvard.edu
for more information.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
Summer Honors Program for High School Students. July 13-26. Visit
www.iup.edu/honors/shp
for more information.
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
Visit Malaga, Spain to enhance your Spanish speaking skills. Visit
www.asse.com for
more information.
JUNIOR STATESMEN
FRESHMAN SCHOLARS PROGRAM
A program designed exclusively for students entering the ninth grade
who would like to learn more about politics and government. Four
campuses include Stanford, Princeton, Georgetown and Yale. Visit
summerschool@jas.org for
more information.
JUNIOR STATESMEN
FOUNDATION - SUMMER PROGRAMS
Visit www.jsa.org or write summerschool@jsa.org.
Program available to students interested in politics and debate.
LANDMARK
VOLUNTEERS
This is a non-profit organization that gives high school students
the chance to make a difference in the world around them. This program
offers one-week spring and two-week summer volunteer opportunities
with leading environmental, historical, cultural and social service
organizations. Visit www.volunteers.com
for a detailed description of the 58 programs.
LEBANON VALLEY
COLLEGE
Offers a one-week, non-creidit residential program that allows high
school students to preview college life. Program details are available
at www.lvc.edu/youth-scholars.
MARIST COLLEGE
Pre-college Summer Fashion Experience for High School Students in
Fashion Design & Merchandising. July 13-26. Contact the Office
of Admission at 845 575 3226 or visit www.marist.edu/summerinstitutes/fashion
MILLERSVILLE
UNIVERSITY
Foreign Language Camps. French and Spanish, August 3-9. German,
July 27 - Aug 2. For more information call 717 872 3526 or visit
www.millersville.edu/~forlang/forlcamps.html
MIT SCHOOL
OF ENGINEERING - MITES PROGRAM (MINORITY INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING
AND SCIENCE) - A challenging six-week program that prepares promising
rising high school seniors for careers in engineering and science.
http://mit.edu/mites/www
MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY
Faculty-led Summer Study Abroad Institutes available to a limited
number of high achieving high school students who demonstrate special
interest in the program. Contact Wendy Gilbert-Simon at 973 655
4185 or visit www.montclair.edu/globaled/summer/2008.html
NEW YORK
UNIVERSITY
PreCollege is a six-week, college credit-bearing program. The Summer
2008 information, including an application form, is also available
on the NYU Summer Sessions Web site: www.nyu.edu/summer.
NEWARK ACADEMY
The Summer Session offers courses for advance credit, enrichment
and skill development. Visit www.newarka.edu
or call 973 992 7000, ext. 217 for more information.
NJIT
Summer 2008 PreCollege Academy in Math, Science, Engineering, Technology
and Business for High School Students. This is a five-week program
(July 1 - August 6) designed for academically talented high school
students. To learn more call Tammy Knight, (973) 596-3550 or email
knight@adm.njit.edu
NORTHWESTERN
UNIVERSITY
College Preparation Program is designed for students who want to
challenge themselves academically and experience college life before
they actually finish high school. Choose from a variety of three-
to nine-week programs from June 22-August 22. www.northwestern.edu/collegeprep
NORTHWESTERN
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
A five-week program offers gifted students a realistic preview of
collegiate-level music study and music as a career. June 29-August
1. Application available in the Guidance Office or musiclife@northwestern.edu
or music.northwestern.edu/nhsmi
OXFORD ADVANCED
STUDIES PROGRAM
Current juniors and seniors are invited to attend this summer program
which will run from July 1-25. For more information, send for a
brochure or visit the website at www.oasp.ac.uk.
PENN STATE
Summer Study and Summer Enrichment Programs. A six and a half week
college credit program for high school students. www.bestsummerever.com
PRATT INSTITUTE
Introduces high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to the professional
world of architecture, art and design, and creative writing and
cultural studies. For more information, visit www.pratt.edu/precollege.
PRINCETON
REVIEW COLLEGE DISCOVERY EXPERIENCE
An intensive two-week college admissions prep program featuring
dozens of college visits for students entering grades 11 and 12.
See Mrs. Gormley in Guidance for more information.
THE PUTNEY
SCHOOL
Focused studio intensives for high school students age 14 to 17.
Visit www.putneyschool.org/summer
for more information.
QUINNIPIAC
UNIVERSITY
The Television News Institute, July 7-11. Contact Michael Calia
at 203 582 3414 or at michael.calia@quinnipiac.edumichael.calia@quinnipiac.edu
RAMAPO COLLEGE
OF NEW JERSEY
The Jumpstart Program offers students choices among credit-bearing
and non-credit coursework. Precollege Open House is scheduled for
Sunday, March 2 from 1:00-2:30 at Ramapo College. For additional
information visit www.ramapo.edu/academics/programs/precollege.html
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, CAREER SUMMER INSTITUTE
July 13-18, all high school students currently in grades 9-11 are
eligible. The week-long residential program focuses on two key elements
of career development: assessment and hands-on exploration. Application
is available at http://ncrc.rutgers.edu
or call 732 932 0054
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
- MASON GROSS SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
Summer Acting Conservatory for High School Students. Call 732 932
9891 x 25 for more information.
SMITH COLLEGE
Summer Science and Engineering Program for High School Girls, June
29-July 26. www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep
SOCIETY OF
AMERICAN MILITARY ENGINEERS (SAME)
Accepting applications from sophomores, juniors and seniors for
several camps including Air Force Academy Engineering & Construction
Camp, SAME/Seabees Camp and Army Engineering & Construction
Camp. See Mrs. Gormley in Guidance for more information.
THE SORBONNE
Summer Study in Paris. www.summerstudy.com
STANFORD
UNIVERSITY
High School Summer College, June 21-August 17. Visit the website
summer.stanford.edu
for more information
SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY
Residential Summer Institute. Visit the website at www.suffolk.edu/summerinstitutes
for information regarding application process, costs, tentative
schedules, etc. Questions can be directed to summerprograms@suffolk.edu
or (617) 305-2550.
SUSQUEHANNA
UNIVERSITY
Writer's Workshop. July 6 - July 12. Visit www.susqu.edu/writers
for more information.
UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA - 4 STAR CAMPS
Enrichment Programs and SAT/ACT Prep Programs are available at this
residential camp. Application available in the Guidance Office or
visit www.4starcamps.com
UNIVERSITY
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Students have the opportunity to participate in a four-week residential
program studying in one of 20 seminars taught by USC instructors.
Visit the website at www.usc.edu/summer
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS
The High School Summer Scholars Program invites you to spend five
weeks as a college student this summer. Visit www.summerscholars.wustl.edu
for more information.
WEST POINT
(USMA)
Summer Leaders Seminar provide high school juniors with an opportunity
to gain a better understanding of the academic, physical, and leadership
development program at a service academy.
WILLIAM PATERSON
UNIVERSITY
Summer Youth Programs. ww2.wpunj.edu/cpe_secure/summer
or call 973 720 2354 for more information.
WORCESTER
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Frontiers Program that runs from July 13-25 at WPI. Applications
are due May 31. To learn more, visit www.wpi.edu/+frontiers
YOGI BERRA
MUSEUM LEARNING CENTER
Students 13 and older are invited to attend this camp from July
21-25 at Montclair State University. The Camp is limited to 60 students
on a first-come, first served basis. Camp tuition is $695. Call
(908) 233-1113 or visit online at www.sportsbroadcastingcamp.com
ACA SUMMER
CAMP FAIRS
For a list of participating camps and directions visit www.acanjsummercampfairs.org
Fairs will be held in January-see website for dates/locations.
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