VAR 1

HS Girls

H

Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA

College Prep, Creative Writing or Spanish

800-651-CAMP

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ages 13-18

M

Alfred U, Alfred, NY

Astronomy; Science, Math and Engineering

(607) 871-2612

www.alfred.edu/summer

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Grades 11-12

H

Barnard Coll

Summer in New York, Choose 2 seminars based on classes from the Barnard curriculum. Plus weekly fieldwork experience in NY business, organizations and community services. Off campus excursions to NY cultural and recreational events.

(212) 854-8866

www.barnard.edu/pcp

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Ages 15-18

H

Bennington College

Performing arts, visual arts, writing & literature, social sciences, natural sciences & math, interdisciplinary studies.

(802) 440-4418

www.bennington.edu/julyp/home.html

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HS

H

Boston U: High School Honors Program

Join other motivated high school students from around the globe, and prepare for an exciting summer as you are introduced to the challenges and rigors of undergraduate life at a premier research university in one of Americs's most dynamic cities.

617-353-1378 buhssumr@bu.edu

http://web.bu.edu/summer/high-school-programs/

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HS

H

Brandeis University, Waltham, MA

A Journey through the Frontiers of Science and the Living Arts

(781) 736-2111

www.brandeis.edu/odyssey

VAR 8

HS

H

Brown U

Courses vary from 1 week to 7 weeks

Summer_Studies@Brown.edu

www.brown.edu/summer

VAR 10

H

Career Explorations

Summer Inrternships / Boston and New York City

www.ceinternships.com

VAR 11

Grade 10

H

Carleton Coll, Northfield, MN

Students of African American descent encouraged to attend. Courses in the sciences, social sciences, art and technology along with strategies for college success.

800-995-2275

www.carleton.edu/summer/clae

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Grades 10-11

H

Carnegie-Mellon U, Pittsburgh, PA

6 week residential programs for high school sophomores and juniors and minority students, advanced placement, architecture, art, design, drama and music programs

(412) 268-2082

www.cmu.edu /enrollment/pre-college

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MS & HS

MS

Choate Rosemary Hall

Summer Programs for students completing grades 6-8, FOCUS program, 4 sessions of enrichment. 6 courses total. Many choices. CONNECT (Math/Science Institute for Girls) and Young Writers Workshop FOCUS-ELI ..similar to ESL programs for students completing grades 9-12: John F. Kennedy Institute in Government and English Language Institute, Writing Project, Theatre program, Summer in Paris, Spain or China

summer@choate.edu 203-697-2365

www.choate.edu/summer

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HS

H

Clarion University

Each summer, Clarion University offers a program for academically talented high-school students. The Summer Academy is designed to stimulate creativity and encourage an interest in higher education.

814-393-2585

http://www.clarion.edu/8603/

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Grades 10-11

H

Clarkson School Young Scholars Program, Potsdam, NY

students will be given a problem that needs to be examined and solved from 3 perspectives: business, engineering and ethics/social values

315-268-4425

www.clarkson.edu/youngscholars

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Grades 9-11

H

Cornell U Summer College

3 week sessions Freedom and Justice in the Western Tradition, Inventing an Information Society, Leadership through Managerical Communication, or Democracy and its Discontents: Political Tradition sin the US, 6 week session dates for many regular college courses, Ithaca, NY, (607)255-6203. Also: School of Hotel Administration Summer Honors Program Hospitality Pipeline for academically talented underrepresented minority high school sophomores to explore hospitality management.

(607) 255-6203

www.summercollege.cornell.edu

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HS

H

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Cortez, CO

The excitement of real archaeological excavation and lab work. These one- to three-week programs also feature field trips, hiking, and plenty of opportunities to make new friends!

800-422-8975 ext 146

www.crowcanyon.org

VAR 20

Grades 11-12

H

CSI Camp at Waynesburg College

VAR 21

Grades 11-12

H

Dickinson Coll

Business, Spanish, Pre-Law, Science, Variety, Research & Writing

254-8782

www.dickinson.edu/summer

VAR 22

MS & HS

M

Duke Summer Youth Programs

All programs seek to engage learners in innovative, interactive, transformative learning experiences. Co-curricular social and recreational activities are carefully planned and delivered to complement the instructional day.

919-684-6259

http://learnmore.duke.edu/youth/

VAR 24

MS & HS

M

Duquesne U

Summer academic enrichment program. Only open to students from a diverse culture. Also summer reading skills program for all ages, July 22 – Aug. 20,2008. Capital region campus.

(800)456-0590

www.covingto@duq.edu

VAR 25

Grades 10-12

H

Earlham Coll

Fine arts, music, humanities, language, science courses, social science courses, religion,

(800) EARLHAM

www.earlham.edu/~eac>

VAR 26

Grades 4-12

M

Education Unlimited

Academic Camps at Various College Campuses

(510) 548-6612

www.educationunlimited.com

VAR 27

Grades 11-12

H

Education Unlimited: Summer Focus at U. of CA, Berkeley

Summer Tours to Tuscany and Rome, East Coast College Tours, College Admission Prep Camp, Stanford, UC Berkeley, LA, San Diego, Davis and Cal State Fresno, Computer Camp and Public Speaking Institute, Stanford, UC Berkeley, CA, San Diego and Davis, Acting Workshop, U of C Berkeley PLUS a summer camp referral service to all sorts of specialty camps : travel, sports, academic, outdoor skills, debate camps and lots more

(510) 548-6612

www.educationunlimited.com

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H

Elizabethtown Coll

wide selection of courses available in 6 week evening sessions Either on E-town campus or Dixon U Center, Harrisburg

(800) 877-2694

VAR 29

HS Girls

H

Emma Willard School, Troy, NY

College Preparation and Preview, Mock Trial, Model UN, Science & Technology, Spanish or French, Writers’ Workshop, Fine or Performing Arts

866-397-2267

VAR 30

HS

H

Excel Program

Held at Amherst College, Williams College, Bennington College, UC Santa Cruz, Oxford/Tuscany, Madrid/Barcelona, Prague/Krakow, Cuba

info@goputney.com, 802-387-5000

www.goputney.com

VAR 31

MS & HS

M

Exploration Summer Programs

academic enrichment programs on the campuses of Wellesley Coll & St Mark's School

(781)762-7400

www.explo.org

VAR 99

Grades 10-11

H

Genesis Program, Brandeis U, MA

Our faculty lead you through complex, compelling topics that encourage critical thinking and challenge assumptions. Jewish texts, traditions and perspectives infuse your study of subjects ranging from law to technology to world religions.

781-736-8416

http://www.brandeis.edu/genesis/

VAR 32

Grade 12

H

George Washington U

Summer Scholars Pre-College Program, earn college credit, 6 week sessions

202-242-6802

www.gwu.edu/summer/scholars

VAR 33

Grade 11

H

Georgetown U

Summer College, College Prep Program, and International Relations Program

(202)687-5719 or (202)687-5832

www.georgetown.edu/ssce/

VAR 34

Grade 12

H

Gettysburg College

College Prep, The Civil War, Creative Writing Workshops, Astronomy, Community Service and Leadership, Spanish

800-289-7029

VAR 35

grades 6-12

M

Great Books Summer Reading Program

By asking questions we help young people to practice reflective reading and critical thinking, to recognize their own best thoughts, and to develop their ideas with care. 1-2 week programs @ Amherst College in Massachusetts or Stanford University in California

1-866-480-READ (7323)

www.GreatBooksSummer.com

VAR 97

H

Hampden Township

JOBS! Summer employment opportunities. Pool maintenance worker, summer camp counselor, park/pool laborer, office assistant, pool admission desk personnel, playground instructor. Some jobs require high school diploma.

hampden@pa.net, 761-0119 & recreation 761-4951

VAR 36

Ages 12-18

M

Harrisburg Human Relations Commission

Held at Camp Hebron, small and large group discussions and experimental activities to challenge students to examine their attitudes and perceptions of persons different from themselves, camp facilities for sports

255-3088

VAR 37

Grades 10-12

H

Harvard U

Incredible selection of courses Cambridge,MA

(617)495-3192

www.ssp.harvard.edu

VAR 38

HS

H

Heidelberg College,Tiffin, OH

Variety of courses.

www.heidelberg.edu/summerberg

VAR 39

entering HS jr & sr

H

Hofstra U

A four-week pre-collegiate academic experience for entering high school juniors or seniors with a residential option. Sample college life, earn college credits, explore new career paths, and experience New York City!

1-800-HOFSTRA

http://www.hofstra.edu/Academics/Colleges/HUHC/precollege/precollege_about.html

VAR 40

Grades 10-11 Girls

H

Hollins U

Writing, psychology, photography, science, leadership, history/film

(800) 456-9595

www.hollins.edu

VAR 41

MS & HS

M

Home Study

short-term correspondence extensions to subjects failed

(800) 255-4937

www.keystonehighschool.com

VAR 42

Grade 10-11

H

Indiana U of PA

summer honors program, Robert E. Cook Honors College

(800)487-9122

www.iup.edu/honors/summer.html

VAR 43

HS

H

Institute for Educational Advancement

2 week program working with a mentor professional, American History at Carlisle, PA; Robotics, Planetary Science, Chemical Analysis, Music Production, Industrial Design, Architecture, all in CA

626-403-8900

www.educationaladvancement.org

VAR 44

HS

H

Interlocken Center for Experiental Learning

Various camps in Performing Arts, Community service, adventure/wilderness, leadership and Service, Cultures, Coasts and Ecology, Horseback riding camp, & Cycle Touring

800-862-7760

www.interlocken.org

VAR 45

Grades 7-10

M

Iowa State U

For gifted students, take a 3 week, 100-hour course in just about any college course

515-294-1772

www.public.iastate.edu/

VAR 47

HS

H

Ithaca Summer College

Take college credit courses. Choice of one and two week courses. Also 1 week minicourses in Anatomy and Physiology, Sports Media, Leadership, Stand-Up Comedy, Writing the Short Story, African Drum, Guitar

607-274-3143

www.ithaca.edu/summercollege

VAR 48

Grades 11-12

H

John R. Kirk Honors Institute

College credit, 3 week program on the campus of Truman State University. Humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, math and computer science.

(660) 785-5406

VAR 49

Grades 7-12

M

Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth

3 week programs / Baltimore, Bethlehem, PA., Bristol, RI, Frederick, MD., Santa Cruz, CA

ctyinfo@jhu.edu

www.jhu.edu/gifted

VAR 50

HS

H

Johns Hopkins U

Pre-College Summer Program: take 2 college-level courses and earn college credit. Courses: American gov't/ pre-law, college preview, computer applications, earth and the cosmos, humanities, & medical science

(800)548-0548

www.jhu.edu/~sumprog

VAR 51

Grade 11

H

Johnson & Wales U

Accounting, business, management, marketing, and related fields. Culinary arts, hospitality & hotel management; etc. Several campuses: Providence, RI; Charleston, SC;Norfolk, VA; North Miami, FLA. Johnson & Wales Univ. in Providence, RI, Kutztown U. College courses

(610)683-1397

www.kutztown.edu/summerschool

VAR 52

HS

H

Landmark Coll

a program designed exclusively for high potential students with dyslexia, ADHD and other learning disabilities. Summer program 3 classes plus tutorial. Courses: English, study skills, mathematics, speech communications Putney, VT

admissions@landmarkcollege.org, (802) 387-6718

VAR 53

HS

H

Landmark Volunteers

Two week volunteer service at various sites with environmental, historical, cultural and social service Organizations

www.volunteers.com

VAR 54

Grades 10-12

H

Lebanon Valley Coll, Daniel Fox Youth Scholars Institute

Residential program for exceptional high school Students. Students are nominated by faculty.

(717)867-6176 or 877-877-0423

www.lvc.edu/youth-scholars

VAR 55

Grades 7-12 Girls

M

Madeira School

Academic programs

www.madeira.org/girlsfirst

VAR 56

Grades 11-12

H

Marywood University, Scranton, PA

2 week program, choose from college courses, applicants must be in top half of their class

800-724-0399

www.marywood.edu

VAR 57

H

Mercersburg Academy

Enrichment and the Arts, Adventure, Sports, and Professional Development Programs

717-328-6225

www.mercersburg.edu

VAR 59

Grade 12

H

Mount St Mary's Coll

Training Institute for Students with Learning Disabilities and /or ADD to teach the academic skills necessary to be successful as a college student. Earn 3 credits and learn with the support of a learning specialist. Course offered is Foundations of Psychology. Learn self advocacy skills and much more. For students already accepted to a 2 or 4 yr college

(301)447-5006

gibbon@msmary.edu

VAR 60

HS

H

Pace U

Summer Scholars Program

212-346-1402

www.pace.edu/dyson/summerscholars

VAR 61

H

Pardes Summer Learning Camp in Israel

www.pardes.org.il/programs/summer_sessions/summer_s.php

VAR 62

HS

H

Penn State University at University Park

Many courses avail. college credits. Also SAT prep ,community service program, travel to other college campuses.

(800) 666-2556

www.summerstudy.com

VAR 63

AS

M

Penn State, Middletown

Programs in science, math, computers, history, art, career planning, dance, environmental studies, speech, music, criminal justice, and law

948-6505

www.hbg.psu.edu/ce

VAR 98

Rising 11th & 12th

H

Pennsylvania American Legion State Police Youth Week

Cadets participate in a wide variety of instructional sessions with Local, State Police and Federal Law Enforcement Agencies.

717-730-9100

http://www.pa-legion.com/programs/student-programs/state-police-youth-week/

VAR 64

Grades 9-12

H

Phillips Andover Academy: Andover, MA

weekend trips during sessions, school includes a morning encounter program, outdoor adventure, sample musical opportunities

(978)749-4400

www.andover.edu/summersession

VAR 65

Grades 8-12

M

Phillips Exeter Academy

Summer School :6 weeks of academic enrichment. Residential or day program. More than 90 offerings.

(603) 777-3488

www.exeter.edu/summer

VAR 66

HS

H

Pratt Institute

Programs for architecture, fashion, graphics, illustration, jewelry, painting, drawing, photography, cultural studies and creative writing.

(718) 636-3453

www.pratt.edu/ precollege

VAR 67

Grades 11-12

H

Presidential Classroom Scholars program

One week sessions on topics such as Science, Technology & Public Policy; Global Business; Media & Democracy

(800)441-6533 or (703)683-5400

www.presidentialclassroom.org

VAR 68

Ages 11-22

M

Randolph-Macon Woman’s Coll

Achiever’s Camp for girls entering 6-8 grs. Dance Workshop for women ages 11-22. Soccer Camp in June for ages 6-13, Basketball Camp in June for ages 6-16, Tennis Camp for girls and boys age 8-16, Ethics and the Environment in June for rising jr. and sr. girls, 2 week sessions

(800)745-RWMC, admissions@rmwc.edu

www.rmwc.edu

VAR 69

Grades 8-12 Girls

M

Saint Joseph’s College

Summer Circles one week programs for girls

www.sjc.edu/summercircles

VAR 70

Grades 8-12 Girls

M

Salem Academy and College

Winston-Salem, NC

http://spotlight.salem.edu/spotlight@salem.edu

VAR 71

H

Service Learning in Paris and Barcelona

International Service Study

www.study-serve.org

VAR 72

Grades 7-12

M

Shippensburg U Academic Camps

Shippensburg U Academic Camps: Fashion Day Camp. Program designed to give participants an overview of the possible career choices in the fashion industry. Web Design, Acting and Theatre Arts, Hot Shots: TV Producing & Directing, Mathematics, High School Forensic Scince On the Air Camp

(717) 532-1256

www.ship.edu/camps

VAR 73

HS

H

Skidmore Coll

for academically talented hs students, Saratoga Springs, NY

518-580-5590

www.skidmore.edu/summer

VAR 74

Grades 8-12

M

St George’s School, RI

Variety of non-credit college courses and Kaplan SAT and TOEFL prep classes. Marine biology, too

(401)842-6712

www.stgeorges.edu/summerschool

VAR 75

HS

H

Summer Discovery

at UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, UC San Diego, U of MI, Georgetown U., U of VT, Cambridge U., England. U of Sydney, Australia. College credit classes, enrichment courses, programs in research, intensive theatre, special screenwriting, intensive golf and tennis and intensive business, driver’s ed, sports management, college visits, college counseling, weekend road trips, and sports.

(888)878-6637, discovery@summerfun.com

www.summerfun.com

VAR 76

MS & HS

M

Summer Institute for the Gifted

Amherst in MA; Emory in GA; Vassar College in NY: Bryn Mawr College in PA; UC Berkeley and UCLA in CA; Princeton in NJ and Univ. of Texas in Austin. Day programs are also available. Academically talented students in grades 4-8, and courses for students in 9,10, 11 are college credit. Also offer sports courses and various “cultural courses” like magician’s art, caricature drawing and cartooning, theatre and drama, etc.

866-303-4744

www.giftedstudy.com

VAR 101

MS & HS

M

Summer Study Programs

Attending a SUMMER STUDY program at Penn State University, The University of Colorado at Boulder, The University of Vermont or The Sorbonne in Paris, is A SUMMER LIKE NEVER BEFORE! Our mission is to offer all students “The Total Pre-Collegiate Experience.” To that end, our programs offer a wide variety of enrichment classes including The Kaplan SAT or ACT prep class, Speed Reading and other classes not generally offered in most high schools, daily sporting events and intensive sports clinics (tennis, golf, soccer, basketball & volleyball), exercise and workout areas, community service, dance, singing, rock band and crafts workshops, discussion groups, special events, evening activities and weekend trips.

800-666-2556

www.summerstudy.com

VAR 77

Ages 9-18

M

SuperCamp

College prep programs, Programs to improve academic skills and life skills

760-722-0072

www.supercamp.com

VAR 78

HS

H

Susquehanna U

1 week programs in ecology, writing and business

570-374-0101

VAR 79

Grades 10-12

H

Syracuse U, NY

Acting and musical theater, architecture, art & design, Engineering & computer sciencefashion and textile design,, law, liberal arts, management, & public communications

(315) 443-5297, sumcoll@syr.edu

www.sumweb.syr.edu/ssr/summer

VAR 80

HS

H

TASIS Schools

Summer Schools in England, Switzerland, Spain, Theatre, Language, various math courses, SAT review, Archaeology and Architecture of England, Latin, Shakespeare, British history, Theatre, Art, Dance, Journalism, Computers, Music, Photography. Biology, Chemistry, Edinburgh Festival Week,. Other TASIS programs are Summer Language Programs in Switzerland and Spain.

(202) 965-5800

www.tasis.com

VAR 100

completed HS jrs

H

Telluride Association

Summer Programs @ Cornell U / U of Michigan / UT Austin

607-273-5011 telluride@tellurideassociation.org

www.tellurideassociation.org

VAR 82

HS

H

The Masters School

Academics: writing, SAT prep, ESL, Specialties: Performing and Visual Arts, Media and Publications, Basketball. Dobbs Ferry, NY

(914)693-1400

www.themastersschool.com

VAR 83

HS

H

Thomas More Coll, NH

courses in literature, philosophy, politics, and Apologetics

800-880-8308

www.thomasmorecollege.edu

VAR 84

Grades 10-11

H

U of CA at Santa Barbara

Summer sessions, pre-college programs. For high school sophomores and juniors, Young Scholars (art, biology, computer science, and literature) and Research Mentorship Programs (Social, Life, Physical Sciences) also singing, dancing, acting

(805) 893-2069, t.lawrence@summersessions.ucsb.edu

VAR 85

Grades 11-12

H

U of Chicago

pick college courses or special programs such as Stones and Bones, Film Academy, Research

773-702-6033, uc-summer@uchicago.edu

www.summer.uchicago.edu

VAR 86

HS

H

U of CO at Boulder

High School Summer Scholars college credits, enrichment courses (painting, photography, creative writing, film topics, astronomy, etc)

VAR 87

HS

H

U of Pittsburgh

The International College Experience, residential program for students interested In engineering, medical sciences, or economics.

(412) 383-8600

www.pitt.edu/~summer

VAR 88

H

U of Southern CA

4 week courses for gifted and motivated high school students. Students enroll in one 4 week seminar. Space Science, Biomedical Science, Online Journalism, Screenwriting, Theatre and Violence, Acting, Dance, Arts & the Environment. Los Angeles, CA

(213) 740-5679, summer@usc.edu

www.usc.edu

VAR 89

Grades 11-12

H

U of Virginia

academics (choose from a variety of courses, can get credit for them, one of which is a SAT prep course + sports in the afternoon (tennis, golf, outdoor adventure)

info@4starcamps.com

VAR 91

H

US Naval Academy

1 week programs

410-293-4361

www.usna.edu/Admissions

VAR 92

Grades 11-12

H

WA U, St. Louis, MO

Variety of college credit courses, 5 week sessions

866-209-0691

www.ucollege.wustl.edu/summersc

VAR 93

Rising HS srs.

H

Washington and Lee U, Lexington, VA

Summer Scholars Program. Students select 1 of 8 curriculum for the 4 week period. Each consists of 3 courses and is limited to 20 students. Curricula: American Politics, Brain & Behavioral Studies, Humanities, Journalism, Business & Economics, Environmental Analysis, Law & Society, Pre-Med Studies

(540)458-8727

www.summerscholars.wlu.edu

VAR 94

Grades 11-12

H

William and Mary, Coll

Early American History, earn 4 hours of college credit, freshman level college course about history through the use of historic places, archaeology sites, museums, etc.

757-221-7652, precol@wm.edu

www.wm.edu/niahd