Summer Opportunities

Stanford High School Summer College
Selective 8 week program during the summer. Classes can be taken for credit at Stanford.
More information at
https://summercollege.stanford.edu/apply

University of Mississippi – Summer College Program
Take courses for college credit on campus at Ole Miss. They also offer a Biology in Costa Rica program.
Get more information at
www.outreach.olemiss.edu/summer

United States Military Academy Summer Leaders Seminar
An introduction to the academic classes, sports, and physical and military training at West Point.
Request information at:
http://www.usma.edu/Admissions/SitePages/Summer.aspx or contact admissions@usma.edu or call 845- 938-4041 for more information.

Bridge Program in Math and Science
at the University of the South Rising high school seniors of ethnic minority can attend a 3 week summer session on math and science.
http://www.sewanee.edu/bridge/

Northwestern College Preparation Program
Six to eight weeks as part of the regular summer session classes. Can earn Northwestern academic credit.
See website for more info:
https://sps.northwestern.edu/college-preparation/

Stanford University High School Summer College
High school juniors and seniors are eligible to apply. Explore sciences, humanities, arts, business, and languages.
https://summer.stanford.edu/program/high-school-high-school-summer-college

Boston University
Summer Term High School honors program is for credit, while the summer challenge program is noncredit.
More info at:
www.bu.edu/summer

Boston University
PROMYS
Six week Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists. See
www.promys.org for more info.

Summer in Switzerland

A summer program offered by the Leysin American School in Switzerland. Course offerings include foreign languages, math, art, world cultures and religions, photography, theater and computer studies.

Learn more at www.las.ch/summer

Auburn University World Affairs Youth Seminar
Sophomores, Juniors or Seniors interested in multicultural views, international understanding and community service are encouraged to apply.
http://www.auburn.edu/outreach/opce/auburnyouthprograms/wa.htm for more info.

Purdue University Summer Academic Camps
Purdue University offers summer academic camps related to a number of different content areas.
See www.purdue.edu/summercamps/ for more information.

Philips Exeter Academy Summer School
5 weeks of academic exploration and athletics.
More information at
www.exeter.edu/summer

Murray State Commonwealth Honors Academy
Juniors with a with an ACT of 25 (or equivalent SAT, PSAT, or PLAN) and other credentials (class rank, extracurricular involvement, recommendations) encouraged to apply. Three weeks of academic enrichment, receive 6 hours of university credit + all participants are awarded a renewable housing scholarship to MSU.
http://www.murraystate.edu/cha/home.html

National Youth Science Camp
Four week program with lectures, seminars, and opportunities to work with scientists from across the nation. Only two students are selected PER STATE.
http://www.nysc.org/

Virginia Tech Computers and Technology Summer Camp
Summer program for juniors and seniors for highly motivated young women who want to explore math, science or engineering.
More info available at
www.eng.vt.edu/academics/ctech2.php

Grinnell College Honors Scholars Program in Mathematics and Science
Students who identify as African-American, Latino, Native American, or Asian American, and who are high school juniors with a demonstrated interest in the sciences are invited to apply for the four-week residential program. Grinnell will offer full scholarships for up to 24 students. Scholarships include tuition, room and board, fees, and round-trip transportation to Grinnell College from the student's home.
http://www.grinnell.edu/admission/summer/honscholars/

Belmont Basic Business Camp
June 5-11 a residential summer camp for high school students. Designed to improve understanding of basic business concepts and applications through teamwork, simulated competitions and field trips.
Applications available at
www.belmont.edu/business/dept.cfm?idno=220

Junior Statesmen Summer School
High school freshman, sophomores or juniors with a strong interest in politics are encouraged to apply. College level courses in politics and government offered.
More info or apply at
www.jsa.org/summer

Hollins University
Summer program for high school senior girls. Students take two classes either for credit in Hollins advantage or non-credit in Hollinsummer. Field trips and other activities are planned for weekends.
www.hollins.edu/specprog/hollinsummer/holsum.htm

Boston College Summer Experience
Six week summer program for students that have completed 11th grade. Take college level courses in the Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, Sciences, Mathematics or Computer Science for college credit.
See http://www.bu.edu/summer/high-school-programs/

Pre-College Summer at Brown
Motivated high school students can experience all facets of life on an Ivey League campus.
Get more info or apply online at
www.brown.edu/summer

RIT
Explore Your Future Program A six day summer career exploration program for students that are deaf or hard of hearing. The program is a chance for students to explore career interests, experience college life, and meet other deaf and hard of hearing students from around the country.
Get more info or apply online at
https://www.rit.edu/ntid/eyf/

University of Southern California
Summer Seminars Choose from 18 academic seminars worth 3 university credit hours. Housed in USC dorms, participate in campus activities, visit LA tourist destinations, and experience a month of being a Trojan.
More info at 

https://summerprograms.usc.edu/

Telluride Association Summer Program (TASP)

College level seminars, not for college credit or grades. 4 locations: Cornell, Michigan, Texas-Austin, and Washington in St. Louis.

http://www.tellurideassociation.org/