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The High School Program provides qualified juniors and seniors an opportunity to enroll in college credit-bearing courses. This High School Program provides students a rich educational opportunity and allows them to participate in special conferences and workshops. For more info, see the website or contact Erin Raia, Program Coordinator, at 516-877-3410.
Alfred University is offering summer programs for high school students in Astronomy, Art Portfolio, Chemistry, Creative Writing, Ceramic & Glass Engineering, Consumer Chemistry, and much more. For more info, see the website or the folder in the Counseling Center.
NYC Fashion Summer Camps are designed for teens entering 9th through 12th grades. Each week-long session will teach students the fundamentals of the fashion industry. Session A: June 23-29, 2013. Session B: July 7-13, 2013. Session C: July 21-27, 2013. Tuition includes six nights in a LIM college residence hall, group dinners, etc. Applications are on a first come, first serve basis. For more info, see the website or contact Banson NYC at 917-328-1469.
The Barnard Pre-College Program provides a wonderful opportunity for rising high school juniors and seniors to enjoy a college experience while exploring the excitement of New York City. Programs include a theory and performance-based Dance in the City summer class. For the up-to-date list of programs, see the website. Registration deadline is June 7, 2013; however, classes are on a first-come first-serve basis.
High school juniors and seniors can take one tuition-free class to be used toward a college degree. Courses being offered in Business, Healthcare, Criminal Justice, etc. Space is limited. For more info, see the folder in the Counseling Center or contact Matthew Marlinski, Jump Start Coordinator, 716-677-9500, Ext. 125.
The Summer Workshop for High School Journalists will be held from August 12 to August 16, 2013. This intensive, five-day summer workshop is designed for Buffalo-area high school students heading into their junior or senior year who have a serious interest in journalism. The workshop will introduce students to basic skills in news reporting, writing, editing, interviewing, and the use of video. Students will get hands-on experience with Buffalo State’s state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. Sessions will be taught by Buffalo State faculty and professional journalists. See the website or the folder in the Counseling Center for applications and more info. The deadline to apply is May 31, 2013.
At CIA’s Pre-College Program 2013 students will spend two weeks using the tools and processes only available to CIA students. Also, earn college credits and sharpen your artistic skills this summer. This program is for students going into grades 10, 11, and 12. See the website or contact Tom Berger at 216-421-7460 for more info. The deadline to apply is May 31, 2013.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is one of the best technological universities in the country....The Mission Discover Summer School is a week long program where you can spend time with a real astronaut and NASA leaders to formulate an idea that can be carried out in space. Come join other motivated high school students from around the globe, and prepare for a thrilling summer. All programs are held at the Daytona Beach, Florida campus. For a list of all the summer programs and more info, see the website or contact Pamela Peer at 386-226-7648.
Summer College Experience for High School Students - Students can register for a course at ECC this summer and pay only $55 per credit hour which includes all books and fees. Some courses being offered this summer include Accounting Principles I, Hardware/Software, Anatomy and Physiology, Computer Network Fundamentals, etc. CNC Precision Machining Summer Camp - This is a one week long camp being offered at ECC North Campus from July 29, 2013-August 2, 2013. In this camp, students will be introduced to CNC Programming and Machining. For more info, see the website or call 716-270-2826.
Three (3) Days of Fashion 2013 – This program is an incredible opportunity for high school students to have three creative and inspiration-filled days. Students will take workshops like Draping the Dress, where they will create a three-dimensional design; work on a photo shoot, etc. Also, FIDM is offering a three-day program just for parents of attendees! Experience and learn what FIDM is about and have all your questions answered. Cost of the Parent Program is $40 per person. To learn more about the all the programs, see the website or the folder in the Counseling Center.
Pre-College Programs - FIT offers a variety of programs for high school students, from intensive career-oriented courses to four-day workshops that amp up the fun factor. For more info, see the website or the folder in the Counseling Center. If you have any questions, or would like a brochure, call 212-217-4603.
The Health and Biomedical Sciences Summer Camp will provide high school students with a fun, challenging and engaging college environment in which students will develop a deeper understanding of what it means to be a biomedical scientist and health professional! Camp will be held from June 23-28, 2013. Note: A limited amount of merit scholarships will be awarded for this camp. For applications and more info, see the website or the folder in the Counseling Center.
The 2013 Young Artists Program at Maine Media is a unique opportunity for creative high school students (ages 14-18) to immerse themselves in all aspects of photography, filmmaking, animation, and design this summer. For more info, see the website or call 877-577-7700.
The Marist Summer Pre-College Program is a wonderful opportunity for high school juniors and seniors to get a head start in college. Recently, they have expanded their program to include the beautiful Florence, Italy, campus. The New York campus is located on the banks of the historic Hudson River, only 90 miles north of New York City. This program allows students to utilize state-of-the-art technology, gain hands-on experience in their respective field and earn three college credits. Each institute will take place from July 14-27, 2013. If you are interested in this pre-college program visit the website or contact the Undergraduate Admission Office at 845-575-3226.
The Summer Institute at the NYUSCPS for high school students offers one-week, professionally oriented intensive programs of study that allow students to explore career options and to gain the competitive edge when applying for college. Study options include: Creative Writing, Motion Comics and Illustration, etc. For more info, see the website or the folder in the Counseling Center.
Get a head start on your college education this summer by taking classes that are designed specifically for high school students who will be juniors and seniors in the fall of 2013. Attend small classes taught by NU faculty; earn three credits; hands-on applications and field trips; live on campus! Classes will be held July 22-August 2, 2013. For more info, see the website or the folder in the Counseling Center.
The College Prep Program is for motivated high school students entering grades 10-12. This program runs five weeks and offers both credit and enrichment courses. See the website for other summer programs being offered. Contact Gregory Leeds, Dir., at 413-498-3290 with any questions.
The summer programs in Oxford, Cambridge, Paris, Montpellier and Barcelona offer students currently in grades 9-12, a chance to challenge themselves intellectually, both in traditional disciplines as well as less commonly offered subjects such as Global Medicine, International Law, Business and Finance, Architecture, and Filmmaking. In addition, their programs in France and Spain offer language courses for every level, from beginner all the way up to immersion courses such as L'Avant-Garde and Culture et Cuisine. If you would like more info about this program, please see the website or call 800-828-8349.
Summer School 2013 offers five weeks of academic study, athletics, and exploration that carry participants far beyond the classrooms and the playing fields. The UPPER SCHOOL--open to students that have completed grades 9, 10, 11, or 12. Also available is the Academic Approach SAT preparation course. The scholarship assistance program provides fininancial aid to about half of the students at the school. For more info, see the website or contact Ethan Shapiro at 603-777-3488.
The Young Artists and Writing Project (YAWP) will be offering workshops for high school students interested in creative writing and scriptwriting. Some scholarships are available on a per case basis and according to need. For more info, see the website or contact Will Chandler, YAWP Program Director, at 310-614-1217.
If you are a graduating senior and plan to start college this fall, you may want to consider getting a jumpstart on your studies this summer. SUNY Fredonia is offering a wide variety of courses this summer. See the website for details or call 716-673-3177.
The State University of New York at Buffalo's Computer Science and Engineering department is offering four (4) courses that high school juniors and seniors can register for and obtain college credit this summer. By attending these courses, students earn 4.0 credits per course and sharpen their computer science skills. For more info and to register, see the website or the folder in the Counseling Center. If you have any questions, call 716-645-3180.
Rochester's pre-college programs allow high school students to explore the University and its resources. There are a wide range of options including: taking a one-week non-credit course, living on campus during the summer, or completing a college class for credit. For more info, visit the website.
Experience Washington University the summer after your sophomore or junior year. High School Summer Scholars Program is five-weeks for credit; enroll in two college courses for credit, transferable to most accredited universities; develop academic skills; live in a residence hall and enjoy social and cultural opportunities. High School Summer Institute is a three-week non-credit program. Explore an area of interest; live on campus and gain valuable academic experience; choose from one of three institutes: Writing, Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, and Business. For more info and applications, see the website or call 866-209-0691.
