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Summer Academic Programs -- Course for High School Students --
Summer Research --2012 Update
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- Summer
Programs for High School Students --Columbia University
-This is a pre-college program for students entering
grades 9 through 12 and freshman year of college who
are interested in intensive summer study.- Programs
are in New York City, Barcelona, and the Middle East.
- Summer
Programs for High School, Middle School & Elementary
School Students -- Saint Louis University - No
matter how old you are, there's a SLU Summer Program
designed to meet your educational interests.
- Harvard
University secondary school program -- Alongside
college and adult students, you can explore subjects
not available at your high school and earn college credit
in Harvard courses. You work with distinguished faculty,
use well-equipped labs, and have access to the largest
university library system in the world.
- Students
and Teachers As Research Scientists --Students and
Teachers As Research Scientists (STARS) is a program
funded partially through Pfizer, Inc.; LMI Aerospace/D3
Technologies; Office of the Chancellor of UM-St. Louis;
Saint Louis University; Washington University; Green
Foundation; and Solae Company. It introduces both rising
high school juniors and seniors and teachers to the
various aspects of the scientific enterprise as practiced
by successful scientists in academic, private, and governmental
research institutions.
- Stanford
University -- Summer Science Internship Programs --
Rise Summer Internship Program, Earth Sciences High
School Internship Program, Stanford Medical Youth Science
Program.
- The
Summer Institute For The Gifted - The Summer Institute
for the Gifted offers residential and day programs for
gifted and talented students of ages 4 through 17. Programs
given to 10-17 year olds at: Dartmouth College, Emory
University, Princeton University, UCLA, Vassar, Yale,
Amherst, Bryn Mawr College.
- Pre-College
Program at Brown University -- Brown offers a very
large number of pre-college course in many interesting
areas. Experience college life, and advance your studies
without the pressure of grades. Course lengths from
one to four weeks - accepted students may choose to
take more than one. - Courses are also available with
college credit, as well as online courses. In addition
Brown offers a summer study abroad program for high
school students.
- University
of Chicago -- Summer High School Program
-- Accomplished high school students can experience
college life firsthand and earn college credit in a
variety of on- and off-campus programs. Courses inlcude:
American
Law and Litigation Ancient Egyptian Language, Culture,
and History Creative Writing: Fiction Collegiate Writing:
Art and Meaning Developmental Psychology: Theories and
Techniques. Green: Behavioral Economics and Sustainability
Field Studies in Urban Society
- University
of Chicago -- Research in the Biological Sciences (RIBS)
--This program is open to students, 14 and older,
that have (1) completed 10th grade and (2) excelled
in a high school biology course.
- Summer
Study Programs
-- Is Leader in Pre-College Enrichment, College Admissions
Prep, SAT Prep, & Middle School Programs --Summer Study
Programs offers high school and middle school students
the rare opportunity to “taste” college life while still
in an organized and supervised environment--Summer Study
Programs are given at: Penn State University, The University
of Colorado at Boulder, The University of Vermont or
The Sorbonne.
- Carnegie
Mellon Summer Program - Our Pre-College programs
will show you what life at Carnegie Mellon is all about
- from the classroom to what's happening on weekends.You
can either explore architecture, art & design, drama,
music or the National High School Game Academy to prepare
yourself for study at the college level.
- Tufts
University -- Pre-college summer Program
-- Tufts Summer Study is a precollege program for rising
high school juniors and seniors. Programs include: The
Writing Program, Ethics & Global Citizenship, Health
Science Honors, and Developing Computer & Interactive
Media.
- Boston
University Summer Program for High School Students
-Boston University summer programs for high school students
challenge you intellectually while introducing you to
college life.
- Research
Internship in Science & Engineering Program at BU--This
six week program provides academically motivated rising
high school seniors the opportunity to conduct university-level
research in state-of-the-art laboratories, alongside
some of the sharpest scientific minds in the country.
- Summer
Program at Georgetown University
-- Discover your passion this summer at Georgetown University.
Whether you're seeking college credit, exploring a new
interest or want to experience campus life firsthand.
Georgetown has a large number of eight-day intensive
learning experiences for HS students including: Broadcast
Journalism, Forensic Science, Law, Medicine, Sports
Industry Management and more...
- Penn
Summer High School Programs
- University of Pennsylvania programs are built around
courses taught by Penn faculty, scholars, and distinguished
outside experts. With small class sizes you can be sure
to get the individualized attention you deserve. There
are 4 week summer academies that are intensive, noncredit
academic programs for high school students(Biomedical
Research Academy, Experimental Physics Academy, English
Language Academy, and Archaeology Academy.
- Berkeley
-- University of California --
Summer is the only time of year that UC Berkeley opens
enrollment to visiting students. Join the community
of up to 300 high school students who spend their summer
enjoying the San Francisco Bay Area while earning college
credit and a UC Berkeley transcript of completed coursework.
- Cornell
University --
Summer College for High School Students -- The award-winning
Summer College for High School Students program offers
talented high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors
the opportunity to study at Cornell for three or six
weeks, earn an average of three to six college credits,
take college courses with leading Cornell faculty members,
explore careers and majors, attend admissions workshops,
and much more.
- Study
Abroad in Japan: Programs for High School Students
--The Association of Teachers of Japanese (ATJ) is an
international, non-profit, non-political organization
of scholars, teachers, and students of Japanese language,
literature, and linguistics, which works to promote
academic work in the field and to broaden and deepen
knowledge and appreciation of Japan and its culture.
- UCLA
-- UCLA Summer Sessions and Special Programs --
UCLA Summer Sessions and Special Programs offers summer
programs to motivated high school students who would
like to get a jump-start on their college career and
gain enrichment in a variety of interesting and challenging
subjects. --
see the courses being offered.
- Dartmouth
summer robotics camp --The Dartmouth summer robotics
camp is a unique program for middle- to high-school
age students involving Dartmouth College students and
the community. Enrollments will be determined by lottery.
No prior experience in robotics or programming is required.
- Northwestern
University --College
Preparation Program, College Bridge Program,**National
High School Institute (has six divisions: Debate, Speech,
Journalism, Music, Film & Video Production, and Theatre
Arts), The Center for Talent Development, Wildcat Sports
Camps
- Fairleigh
Dickinson University --
Summer for Middle School and High School Students --Outstanding
high school students have the opportunity to get a head
start on their college education through this program.
Summer Scholars get a sneak preview of college life
and learning.
- NYU
Tisch School for the Arts -- Summer High School
Program -- During the summer the Tisch School of the
Arts offers high school students the chance to participate
in intensive training either in New York City, Dublin
or Singapore. Through these programs students gain an
enriching and enlightening experience, and a better
understanding of the nature of a professional training
program.
- Babson
College -- Summer Study Programs for High School Students
-- 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.
- University
of Michigan -- Child & Young Adult (Pre-college)
--Art, Architecture, Music, Dance, Athletics, Sports,
Business.
- American
University --College
Programs for High School Students -- At American University
in Washington, D.C., high school students have rare
opportunities to learn professional-level skills from
seasoned faculty and take field trips to see first-hand
how experts—we like to call them wonks—put those skills
to work. . Even if you can’t make it to DC this summer,
you can still take advantage of these opportunities
through a new online option. You can choose from engaging
and interactive programs in communication, international
studies, and politics.
- Science
at Sea --Science at SEA (SAS) is a 20-day program
for high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors focusing
on the coastal and offshore marine environment around
Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The program includes a shore
component on the SEA campus in Woods Hole, MA, and a
sea component aboard one of SEA’s sailing research vessels,
the SSV Corwith Cramer.
- Metropolitan
Museum of Art -- NYC
--Internships for New York City High School Students
-- Seniors attending New York City high schools are
welcome to apply for a paid internship at The Metropolitan
Museum of Art. Interns work behind the scenes, meet
members of the Museum staff, and participate in gallery,
studio, and Museum learning projects designed to broaden
their understanding of the Museum and to deepen their
knowledge of art.
- CIEE
summer High School Abroad programs --Whether you
are familiar with foreign language, or just beginning
your explorations in language learning, the opportunity
to immerse yourself directly in another culture through
an interactive classroom experience, will allow you
to accelerate your language learning while having the
experience of a lifetime!
- MIT's
Research Science Institute (RSI) for High School Students
--
Each summer, 80 of the world's most accomplished high
school students gather at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology for the Research Science Institute (RSI).
Invited students enjoy a six-week, cost-free program
designed to kick-start their careers of leadership in
science, mathematics, engineering, and technology.
- The
Art Institute of Boston -- College Courses for High
School Students -- Study art in a college environment
with professional artists. Our pre-college programs
are especially designed to challenge your imagination
and encourage your creative growth.
- Emerson
College Program for High School Students ---
Emerson is internationally recognized in its fields
of specialization, which are communication studies;
marketing communication; journalism; communication sciences
and disorders; visual and media arts; the performing
arts; and writing, literature and publishing. Pre-College
Credit Programs in: Animation, Fiction and Magazine
Writing, Film Production, Film Writing, and Performance.
- University
of Chicago
Summer Program for High School Students -- High school
students can live and work as undergraduates at the
University, studying subjects such as law, writing,
economics, and cutting-edge biological research, or
even study abroad or participate in a paleontological
dig.
- Syracuse
University Summer College for High School Students--
Syracuse University offers Summer College programs designed
to introduce high school students to college in areas
they are considering as college majors and future professions.
- UCAR--
University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
-- High School students in the spring semester of their
junior or senior year and at least 16 years old by July
1 are invited to apply for a limited number of summer
internships exploring careers in the atmospheric and
related sciences. Investigate air pollution, severe
weather, climate change, solar physics, engineering,
computer programming, Web development, and other fields
on the cutting edge of environmental research.
- Brandeis
University --Opportunities for High School Students
-- The Brandeis Summer School welcomes advanced high
school students to experience undergraduate college
courses on a commuting basis. Test your readiness for
college, explore subjects not available in your high
school, and earn college credit.
- Maryland
Institute College of Art --
Summer Pre-College Studio Residency--The four-week Pre-College
Studio Residency Program in Baltimore is an intensive
college-level experience designed to help participants
make the leap from thinking like a high-school art student
to thinking like an artist-making art that reflects
a new level of skill and personal vision, communicating
ideas about art in daily critiques, and building a professional
portfolio of work.
- Tulane
School of Architecture
-- Summer High School Program -- Students will spend
their three weeks in the School of Architecture exploring
the ideas, methods, and issues of architecture. The
program is intended for high school students who have
completed their sophomore year. Younger students who
demonstrate maturity in their attitudes and schoolwork
may also apply.
- Pratt
Institute -- Each summer, over 400 high school students
from across the country and around the world immerse
themselves in art, design, architecture, creative writing,
and critical & visual Studies in Pratt' s intensive
four-week college-level program. Pratt uniquely combines
academic excellence with hands-on studio work.
- Ithaca
College -Summer College for High School Students
-- In Ithaca's residential pre-college summer program,
high school students experience college life and college-level
courses while living in a safe environment. The College
has two program offerings, each with courses designed
and reserved expressly for pre-college students. (Areas
of Study in: Acting, Anatomy Labs, Digital Music Production,
Health Sciences Foundations and Careers, Math Experimentation,
Introduction to Media Production, Introduction to Musical
Theater Performance General.
- Southern
Methodist University -- Summer Art Academy --SMU’s
Summer Art Academy offers a unique experience for high
school students who intend to study art at the university
level. Hosted by the Meadows School of the Arts at SMU,
the Academy welcomes high school artists to work in
studios alongside SMU art students, in courses taught
by SMU’s art faculty with additional support from MFA
students.
- Ross
Mathematics Program -- Ohio State University --
The Ross Program at the Ohio State University is an
intensive summer experience designed to encourage motivated
pre-college students to explore mathematics. During
those eight weeks, students are immersed in a world
of mathematical discovery.
- School
of Architecture and Planning --Washington D.C--.The
Experiences in Architecture program at The Catholic
University of America is an intense three-week workshop
for high school students interested in architecture
or other design related fields. Students are exposed
to a variety of architectural experiences through a
choice of design studio options that include cultural
studies/sacred space, digital architecture, digital
fabrication, real estate development and urban design/conservation.
- 4
Star Camp at University of Virginia - We offer four
distinctly separate academic enrichment programs at
the University of Virginia -- American Studies Program
for International Students ages 13-17, Junior High Academic
Camp for grades 7 through 9, SAT Preparation for grades
10 through 12, Senior High Academic Camp for grades
10 through 12.
- Umass
Amherst Summer College -a
Pre-College Program residential program for rising High
School Juniors and Seniors. designed to help students
gain knowledge and skills and experience what life is
like on a University Campus. Each course intensive offers
the option of college credits In addition to their academic
experience. Students will visit with admissions staff
from the FIVE College Consortium, meet with College
advisors and engage in The UMASS Power Up for College
Success program developed to help students get the most
out of their college or university experience. Weekend
and evening activities include movies, campus events,
trips to surrounding area cultural activities, visits
to Amherst, and optional trips to Six Flags New England
or Boston. --SUMMER COLLEGE STEM Ed also Provides opportunities
for highly motivated students to join existing funded
programs of Research in Biology, Biochemistry, Plant,
Soil and Insect Sciences from the end of June to the
first week in August.
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