| Location |
Dates |
Program
Details |
Info
source |
American University
4400 Massachusetts Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20016-8017
202.885.2019
|
|
School
of Communication, Discover the World of Communication
for students who are interested in film, journalism,
multimedia and communication careers.
for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors who
are interested in International Service, Relations,
Politics, International Law, Affairs, and Education.
3 credits of college credit from American University
possible
smenke@american.edu
202.885.2098
http:soc.american.edu/highschool.html
|
|
| 16
Jun– 18 Jul |
School
of International Service, Community of Scholars
for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors who
are interested in International Service, Relations,
Politics, International Law, Affairs, and Education.
3 units of college credit from American University
possible
communityofscholars@american.edu
202-885-2442
www.american.edu/sis/precollege |
websites |
Apply by 18 Apr |
Washington
Summer Scholars Program
Build academic resume, develop study skills, and
learn leadership skills while living on the Tenley
campus and learning from AU professors. Earn 3
college credits in U.S. Politics, Criminal Justice
& Forensics, U.S. Foreign Policy, or Journalism
& Media.
www.washingtonsummers
scholars.org Visit Mrs. Ishii
in the Creer Center for appropriate form. |
AMA - American Management Association
Operation Enterprise
1601 Broadway
New York, NY 10019
800.634.4262
operationenterprise@amanet.
org
www.amanet.org/oe
|
25
Jun - 2 Jul
8-15
Jul
18-25
Jul
27
Jul - 3 Aug |
Operation
Enterprise
meet and learn with other students and business
professionals from around the world to gain the
business and life skills essential to success
in today’s competitive business environment.
Courses include Strategic Planning, Negotiation,
Goal Setting, and Entrepreneurship. Four locations
are available in 2008: UCLA, Columbia University,
and University of Texas, Austin (dates vary w/
location) |
|
University of Alabama
www.cba.ua.edu/
summeracademy |
16
- 25 Jun
14
- 23 Jul |
2008
Capstone Business Leadership Academy
Summer program for academically rising Seniors;
3.4 or better GPA; 140 PSAT, 27 ACT, or 1210 SAT,
Interest in business education & career |
|
Alfred University
Office of Summer Programs
1 Saxon Drive
Alfred, NY 14802-1205
www.alfred.edu/summer |
20
– 24 Jul |
Astronomy |
|
13
– 17 Jul
20 – 24 Jul |
How
to Get Into a Top Art School |
| 6
– 10 Jul |
Business/
Entrepreneurship |
6
– 10 Jul
13 – 17 Jul |
Creative
Writing |
| 27
– 31 Jul |
Women
Leaders of Tomorrow |
| 6
– 10 Jul |
Computer
Engineering |
| 6
– 17 Jul |
Theater |
| 6
– 10 Jul |
Girls
Basketball |
| 6
– 10 Jul |
Swimming |
| 27
– 31 Jul |
Equestrian-English |
The Art Institute of Washington
1820 North Fort Myer Drive
Arlington, VA 22209
703.358.9550
www.summerstudio2008.com/
arlington |
23
- 26 Jun |
Summer
Studio 2008
animation, audio production, culinary arts, digital
filmmaking, video production, fashion & retail
management, game art & design, graphic design,
interior design, and photography. Students should
have a completed work at the end of the session.
Residential programs are available. |
website |
Back Porch Energy Initiative
703.731.8437
gina@backporchei.org
www.backporchenergy.org
|
Summer
Youth Campaign School
for ages 16 - 21. 2-wk sessions where one can
learn skills and gain experience that will help
participants make change in their own communities
and throughout the country. Applications in the
Career Center. Due 15 Jun. |
|
| 7
- 20 Jul |
Wise
County, VA |
| 21
Jul - 3 Aug |
Durham/Chapel
Hill, NC |
| 4
- 17 Aug |
New
Orleans, LA |
Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
617.552.3800
bce@bc.edu |
30
Jun - 7 Aug |
Summer
Experience Program
Discover the summer challenging, rewarding, and
exciting both academically and personally. Take
college-level courses, learn to make choices and
organize your time. |
|
Boston University
Summer Term
755 Commonwealth Ave
Boston, MA 02215
617.353.5124
buhssumr@bu.edu
www.bu.edu/summer/highschool |
29
Jun - 8 Aug
Apply
by 15 May |
High
School Honors
for rising Seniors. Take two BU undergraduate
courses, earn up to 8 credits, or conduct scientific
research under the guidance of a faculty memtor. |
|
3
sessions
Apply
until filled |
Summer
Challenge
for students entering their 10, 11, or 12th grades.
Take two non-credit seminars. Ideal for students
who wish to explore college-level work without
the pressure of grades. |
Brian Mitchell & Mark Clayton Football
Camps
(formerly Art Monk Football Camp)
9375 Washington Blvd.
Laurel, MD 20723
301.575.9400
www.footballcamps.com
|
Brian
Mitchell Football Camps |
|
21
- 25 Jun |
George
Mason University, Fairfax, VA |
| 14
- 18 Jul |
Shenandoah
University, Winchester, VA |
| Mark
Clayton Football Camp |
8
- 12 Jul |
McDaniel
College, Westminster, MD |
Camp Encore/Coda
winter: 22 Grassmere Re,
Brookline, MA 02467
summer: Sterns Pond
Sweden, ME 04040
www.encore-coda.com
|
varies |
Camp
Encore/Coda
for rising 3 – 11 graders, who love to make
music, play sports, and enjoy good times with
friends in a beautiful Maine summer camp environment |
|
Camp Spanish Immersion (CSI)
Sponsored by St. Louis University
csi@madrid.slu.edu
http://spain.slu.edu/csi |
For
students ages 13 – 17. Take Spanish classes
and practice their skills with Spanish students
learning English. |
|
29
Jun - 18 Jul |
Villafranca
de los Barrios |
1
– 14 July |
Buitrago
de Lozoya |
27
Jun - 11 Jul |
Salamanca |
Carlton
College
100 South College Street
Northfield, MN 55057
www.carleton.edu/summer/ |
6
- 25 Jul |
Carlton
Summer Writing Program
for college-bound Juniors with strong
reading and writing skills. Learn to write effective
academic essays. Full & partial scholarships
available. |
|
4-Star
Camps
Camp Administrative Office
PO Box 3387
Falls Church, VA 22043
703.866.4900
info@4starcamps.com
www.4starcamps.com
|
Varies |
Star
Camps at UVA
programs for students grades 7 – 12 in writing,
math, architecture, political science, psychology,
public speaking, the U.S. stock market, post-high
school graduation, and science, as well as Princeton
Review SAT Prep and American Studies for International
Students. |
|
Carnegie Mellon
www.cmu.edu/enrollment/
pre-college |
28
Jun - 8 Aug |
A
Summer of Exploration
pre-college programs for Juniors or Seniors: Advanced
Placement/ Early Action, National High School
Game Academy, and Pre-College Fine Arts (Architecture,
Art, Design, Drama, Music). |
|
The
Catholic University of America
Washington, DC
202.319.5786
shovebrown@cua.edu
http://architecture.cua.edu/
experiences |
16
Jun– 3 Jul
&
7 – 25 Jul |
Experiences
in Architecture (EIA 2008)
Learn both the academic and professional sides
of architecture as Washington, DC becomes a classroom |
|
University of Chicago
Graham School
Summer Session 2008
1427 East 60th St
Chicago, IL 60637
773-834-3792 slopez@uchicago.edu
|
Varies
w/ program |
Summer
Session 2008
for Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. Earn college
credit in small classes. Choose from studies in
Ancient Egyptian Language, Culture and History;
Developmental Psychology; American Law and Litigation;
Collegiate Writing: Censorship and the Power of
Art; Creative Writing Workshop in Fiction; Research
in the Biological Sciences; Stones and Bones;
Exploring the Classical World through Greek Drama;
Field Studies in Urban Society.
http://summer.uchicago.edu/hs
|
websites |
Varies
w/ program |
Summer
Language Study
Choose from 16 Classical and Modern Languages.
Take advantage of Multi-media Language Labs. Information
contact is Val Huston, 773.702.6033. Register
at http://summer.uchicago.edu/language |
Clemson
University
E208 Martin Hall
Box 345136
Clemson, SC 29634-5136
864.656.5849
www.clemson.edu/summer
science |
Varies
App due 1 May |
Summer
Science, Engineering & Architecture Enrichment
Program
a variety of classes such as DNA Science, Geocache
Treasure Hunt and GIS Mapping, Advanced Robotics,
and Java Programming. The program is a balanced
schedule of educational, recreational and cultural
activities. |
|
College Visits Tours
www.college-visits.com
|
Varies |
Provides
tours around the U.S. and Canada. A complete list
of the 2008 tours can be found online |
|
Columbia
University
School of Continuing Education
303 Lewiston Hall
2970 Broadway, Mail Code 4110
New York, NY
www.ce.columbia.edu/hs2008
|
Varies |
Summer
High School Programs
for grades 9 - 12. Learn from distinguished instructors
with outstanding students. Programs are in Sciences,
Law, Business, Engineering, Politics, Arts, College
Prep, and Liberal Arts. Both residential and non-residential. |
|
5
- 26 Jul |
The
Barcelona Experience
for grades 11 - 12. Learn about History, Culture,
and the Language. |
Cornell University
Cornell University Summer College
B20 Day Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853-2801
www.summercollege.cornell.edu |
3
- 6 wks
Apply
by 2 May |
Cornell
University Summer College
Explore, experience, discover, and focus. Earn
college credit, enjoy college life and ent environment
of the Finger Lakes. Programs include Architecture;
Art; Business; Engineering; Film; Humanities;,
Law and Politics; Life, Environmental, Agricultural,
and Applied Social Sciences; Literature, Medicine,
Science, and Biological Research,; Psychology;
Veterinary Medicine; Writing
|
|
CSB
School of Broadcasting
2170 Crystal Plaza Arcade, #38
Arlington, VA
703.415.7600
rnarsavage@goscb.com
www.GoCSB.com/ArlingtonTV
|
varies |
TV
Broadcasting Boot Camp
1-week camp. Create own talk show, video magazine,
or news cast. Work with actual TV studio equipment,
learn from working professionals. |
|
Cushing Academy
PO Box 8000
39 School Street
Ashburnham, MA 01430
978.827.7700
summersession@cushing.org
www.cushing.org
|
5
- 8 Aug |
Summer
Session 2008
programs for ages 12 - 18. Academic programs include
College Prep, Critical Skills Across the Curriculum,
and English as a Second Language, as well as Studio
Art and Portfolio Preparation. Electives include
courses is writing, SAT Prep, computing/software
applications, Beginning Mandarin, Performing and
Visual Arts, and Athletics. |
|
Curry
College
1071 Blue Hill Ave
Milton, MA 02186
617.333.0500
www.curry.edu/Academics/
LD+Program+%28PAL%29/
Summer+Programs/High+
School+Program+%28
Learning+Academy%29.htm |
22
- 27 Jun
&
27 Jul - 1 Aug |
High
School Program (Learning Academy)
for current high school Juniors to use
your strengths & develop strategies in studying/test-taking,
organizations/time management, note-taking/mapping,
reading comprehension, written communication,
and active listening |
|
Davidson
Institute for Talent Development
9665 Gateway Dr, Ste B
Reno, Nv 89521
775.852.3483
www.Davidson-Institute.org
|
12
Jul - 2 Aug |
THINK
Summer Institute
for exceptionally gifted 13 - 16 year-old students.
Earn 6 college credits at the U. of Nevada. Space-A
only now. |
|
University of Dayton
Women in Engineering Summer Camp
300 College Park
Dayton, OH 45469-0228
937.229.3296
wie@udayton.edu
http://engineering.udayton.edu/
wie |
13
- 18 Jul |
Women
in Engineering Summer Camp
for young women interested in exploring the field
of engineering. Participate in hands-on learning,
conduct experiments, visit job sites and meet
women engineers. Application due 2 June. |
website |
University of Delaware
www.udel.edu/summercollege
|
12
Jul – 16 Aug |
University
Honors Program Summer Camp
125 motivated high school sophomores & juniors
(who will be rising juniors & rising seniors
during the camp). Enjoy college life while taking
freshman-level courses for UD credit. Also enjoy
day trips to major metropolitan areas as well
as Delaware’s glittering beaches. |
|
Delaware College of Art and Design
Wilmington, DE
www.dcad.edu
|
28
Jul - 1 Aug |
PreCollege
Art Studio
Prepare for college admission in the field of
art and design. Choose from electives in Art History,
Graphic Design, Illustration, Painting, and Photography. |
|
Denison
University
Granville, Ohio 43023
1-800-DENISON
www.denison.edu/academics/
departments/english/reynolds/
index.html
|
15
– 22 Jun |
Reynolds
Writing Workshop
develop your talents and visions as a
beginning poet or writer, this eight-day workshop
“encourages high school students to explore,
discover and affirm the craft of writing. Application
deadline, 7 April |
|
DeSales University
2755 Station Avenue
Center Valley, PA 18034
www.desales.edu |
4
- 15 Aug |
Summer
Dance Intensive
Professional Dance Training for students
14 and older. Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Repertory,
Improvisation, Pilates, Yoga Apply by 5 June if
wish scholarship.
www.desales.edu/sdi
|
websites
&
Career Center |
Vary
w/ program |
Summer
Theatre Institute
Receive college credits while you choose from
intensive programs in Acting/Musical Theatre,
Shakespeare/Acting for the Camera, Tech/design,
OR Advanced Intensive programs in Acting/Musical
Theatre Advanced Intensive or Tech/Design Advanced
Intensive.
sti@desales.edu
www.desales.edu/sti
Scholarship day = 3 May! |
16
- 27 Jun
Apply by 2 Jun |
Summer
Video Institute
Earn 3 college credits, produce 2 films &
work on large production. Learn about state-of-the-art
equipment, training, production, editing and screening
svi@desales.edu
www.desales.edu/svi |
Earlham College
Admissions Office
801 National Road West
Richmond, IN 47374-4095
800-EARLHAM
exploreacollege@earlham.edu
www.earlham.edu/~eac
|
22
Jun - 5 Jul |
Explore
A College
for 9, 10, & 11th graders. Live in a dorm,
take a class for two college credits and have
fun |
|
Einstein
Academy
3545 Chain Bridge Road, Fairfax, 22030
703.255.5555
www.einsteincollegeprep.com |
23
Jun - 25 Jul
28
Jul - 22 Aug
23
Jun - 22 Aug |
Einstein
Academy Summer Camp
build students’ confidence and proficiency
in their academic performance. Courses include
English, Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, Calculus,
and a variety of test prep classes, including
PSAT, SAT I, TJ Prep, ESL/TOEFL, SAT II and AP
preview. “Taking Flight” is for rising
freshmen and sophomores to prepare them for the
PSAT. Einstein also offers CAPP (College Admissions
Preparation Program), which helps students through
the entire college application process. |
|
Fairfax County Institute for the Arts 2008
www.fcps.edu/DIS/OACE/
prek12.htm |
Info
Nite
25 Mar
6:30 pm
Institute
7 - 31 Jul |
Enjoy
classes in Music, theatre, Dance and the Visual
Arts. Attend the information night at Robinson
Secondary School's Russell Theatre on Tuesday,
25 March 2008 at 6:30 pm |
|
Emory University
Atlanta, VA
www.college.emory.edu/
summer/pre-college |
15
Mar |
Summer
2008 Pre-College Program – Enroll
in classes with undergraduate students, earn transferable
college credit, experience college-level instruction,
find out what dorm life is like, and discover
Atlanta. For-credit courses include Chemistry,
Creative Writing, Film Studies, Mathematics, Sociology,
Biology, English, Languages, Religion and Visual
Arts. Non-credit classes may include “A
Taste of Medicine”, “Understanding
Globalization”, “Stage Combat”,
and “The Psychology of Novels”. For
complete information, go |
|
Fairfax Public Access Channel 10 Radio
and TV Camps
www.fcac.org;
Training; Classes & Pricing; Special Classes
571.749.1102 |
1
& 2 week camps
Become certified Radio or TV Producer |
WEBR
Radio Camps
1 week camp for 12 – 18 year olds, featuring
hands-on instruction. write, produce and edit
promos, create their own Radio shows and review
the art of audio editing on Adobe Audition 1.5. |
Fairfax
Public Access Training Department
&
Career Center |
Television
101 Summer Camps
2 week camps for 12 – 18 year olds, featuring
hands-on instruction in behind-the-scenes television
production. Students will develop skills in writing
their own scripts, designing, capturing footage
and editing in Final Cut Pro. |
Fairfax County Institute for the Arts
www.fcps.edu/DIS/OACE/
prek12.htm |
7
- 31 Jul |
Master
the Arts
Fine Arts Enrichment courses for rising 7 - 12
grade students. Study Music, Theatre, Dance, or
the Visual Arts. |
|
Furman University
Summer Scholars-Enrollment
3300 Poinsett Highway
Greenville, SC 29613-1520
864.294.3231
jean.adams@furman.edu
|
13
– 19 Jul
&
20 – 26 Jul |
Summer
Scholars
Courses include Graphic Design, Writing
About Film, A Mock Trial, Leadership Quest, Ecological
Identity, and Googling Earth |
|
George
Mason University
703.993.2300
|
19
May-20 Jun
2 Jun-24 Jul
30 Jun-4 Aug
|
Summer
classes.
CREST Science Camp, New Century Summer Enrichment
Camps, Summer Study for High School Students,
and Summer Enrichment Program in Mathematics for
Talented Youth
www.summer.gmu.edu
|
websites
&
Career Center |
7 – 18 Jul |
Northern
Virginia Writing Project
Enrichment opportunity for students to write and
share their work with other writers. Apply before
16 May for best consideration. www.nvwp.org,
703.993.1168, youngwriters@nvwp.org |
16 Jun - 18 Jul
21
Jul -
8 Aub |
Little
Italies
summer immersion course in Italian language and
culture through community, food, and the arts.
Italian 110 (41303) will be held 16 June –
18 July, and Italian 210 (41317) will be held
21 July – 8 August.
www.summer.gmu.edu/Italian.html
www.summer.gmu.edu/howto.htm
Kristina Olson, kolson4@gmu.edu |
George Mason University
Fairfax, VA
talentedyouth@gmail.com
www.mtty.org
|
23
Jun - 3 Jul
7
Jul - 18 Jul
21
Jul - 1 Aug |
2008
Summer Enrichment Program in Mathematics and Technology
for Talented Youth (MTTY)
non-credit enrichment courses in mathematics and
computer sciences for students who are entering
the 6th - 12th grade. Courses are designed to
provide an accelerated learning environment for
high -potential students. Applicants must have
at least a B average in recent math courses. |
|
George Washington University
202.242.680
scholars@gwu.edu
www.summerscholars.gwu.edu
|
22
Jun – 2 Jul |
10-day
mini courses
for grades 9 – 11.
courses include Law & Evidence, Photojournalism,
Election Politics, Biomedical Engineering |
|
| 6
Jul– 15 Aug
|
Summer
Scholars Pre-College Program -
pre-college program for rising seniors. Includes
a 3-credit summer scholars writing seminar, elective
undergraduate courses for credit, and academic
exploration opportunities. |
George Washington University
Program offered in partnership with College
of Professional Studies
800.978.9596 |
Vary
w/ program |
Summer
Reading Skills Program
Customized programs for every age meet in Vienna
and Fairfax weekly. |
Career
Center |
Global
Works
Travel with Purpose
2342 Broadway
Boulder, CO 80304
800.784.6362
info@globalworkstravel.com
www.globalworkstravel.com
|
varies |
2008
Summer Service Adventures
Travel with a purpose including a service learning
component. 2-3 wk programs, 5 wk programs, and
gap year programs for graduating seniors. |
|
Great Books Summer Program
at Amherst College, Stanford University, and Historic
Williamsburg
www.GreatBooksSummer.com |
multiple |
Students
can explore literature and ideas with distinguished
professors, become part of a national community
of young, literary-minded people, and dig deeply
into the great intellectual questions of Western
and world culture. There is both an intermediate
program for students entering grades 6 –
8 and a senior program for students entering grades
9 – 12 |
|
Harvard Summer School
51 Brattle St
Cambridge, MA 02138-3722
www.ssp.harvard.edu
|
22
Jun - 15 Aug
App due 15 May |
Secondary
School Program
for juniors and sophomores. Attendees will take
courses in subjects unavailable at their high
schools (International Law, Neurobiology, Introduction
to Linguistics), meet people from all over the
globe, prepare for college through college visits,
workshops, and mock admissions interviews, and
use many of Harvard’s first-rate facilities.
|
|
Indiana
University of Pennsylvania
Robert E. Cook Honors College
Whitmyre Hall, Rm 130
200 Pratt Dr
Indiana, PA 15705-1007
724.357.4971
honors-college@iup.edu
www.iup.edu/honors
|
13
- 26 Jul |
Summer
Honors Program for High School Students
for Sophomores & Juniors. Attend classes,
study, and research. Do projects and enjoy activities
and workshops on the college search/application
process. |
|
Hollins University
Roanoke, VA
800.456.9595
huadm@hollins.edu
www.hollins.edu |
6
- 18 Jul
App due 6 Jun |
Hollinssummer
Enjoy a taste of college life, exciting classes
taught by Hollins faculty, fun and recreation
in the Blue Ridge Mountains, and guidance on the
college search process |
|
Junior
Statesman Foundation
summerschool@jsa.org
www.jsa.org
|
2008
Summer Programs
Junior Statesman Summer School that provides experience
for building the statesmen and civic leaders of
tomorrow
|
|
15
Jun– 6 Jul & 13 Jul– 3 Aug |
at
Georgetown University |
| 22
Jun– 17 Jul |
at
Yale University |
| 22
June – 17 July |
at
Princeton University |
| 29
June – 24 July |
at
Stanford University |
| 24
– 29 Aug |
Presidential
National Convention Symposium - Denver, CO |
31
Aug - 5 Sept |
Presidential
National Convention Symposium - St. Paul, MN |
22
Jun– 17 Jul |
Freshman
Scholars Program f |
