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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Summer Preface Program: for all grades interested in a variety of subjects. Click here for more information.
Rhode Island School of Design Pre-College Program: This summer, live like a RISD student and work alongside hundreds of other creative, highly motivated students who will inspire you to push your limits and produce your best work. Click here for more information.
Rhodes College: The Summer Writing Institute at Rhodes College takes place annually for two weeks during June and is a residential academic program committed to developing the critical thinking and writing skills of high school students. Within the college′s liberal arts environment, students sharpen their reading and analytical skills and learn strategies for writing creatively and critically. At the end of the session, students receive a grade for their work and class participation, earn two college credits (transferable to most colleges and universities), and will complete a portfolio of college-level writing. Click here for more information.
Rice University Precollege Program: Our goal in creating Rice University's Precollege Online Program is to provide an experience for students ages 13+ that embodies these values. Our program is designed for high school students who wish to dive deeper into a subject that piques their interest, such as genome engineering or physiology. Each course features dynamic video lessons by renowned Rice faculty and access to mentors. Courses are available year-round, and the online format enables students to study anywhere, anytime, at their own pace. Upon successfully completing a capstone project, participants will earn a Certificate of Completion from Rice University. Click here for more information.
Rider University: High school students are invited to take a step toward achieving their academic and artistic goals by attending a Pre-College Summer Program from Rider University's Westminster College of the Arts. Click here for more information.
Ringling College of Art and Design: summer programs for high school students in Florida. Click here for more information.
Rose-Hulman's Summer Camps: Choose from 5 exciting summer camp experiences full of science, engineering and math awesomeness, with STEM opportunities that allow high school freshman - seniors reach into robotics, or do cool things like brew biodiesel or make a machine from scratch. Click here for more information.
Rosetta Institute of Biomedical Research: Rosetta provides advanced classes for high achieving high school/middle school students interested in pursuing a career in medicine or related fields, such as biomedical research, drug development, pharmacy or nursing. Click here for more information.
Saint Mary's College: Embody Summer Theology Institute: Join a community of high school girls who share your values on the beautiful campus of Saint Mary’s College. You’ll explore beauty and justice through activities and studying theology. You'll stay all week in our residence halls, eat in the dining hall, and learn from College professors, as well as Saint Mary’s students who will serve as mentors. Click here for more information.
Saper Law Summer Immersion: Join us for a week-long camp that exposes high school and college students to the legal profession. The curriculum consists of negotiation and writing exercises, field trips, and mock legal proceedings. Click here for more information.
Summer at Sarah Lawrence College: Courses in film making, musical theatre, history and literature, dance festival, and creative writing. Click here for more information.
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Summer Seminars: Freshman-Junior students one week program in Atlanta, GA. There is also a Teen Summer Workshop in Hong Kong. Click here for more information.
School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston Pre- College: Spend time with practicing artists who will present their work and give you advice on your artistic path. Take field trips to the world famous Museum of Fine Arts, Boston which is across the street – in addition to The Institute of Contemporary Art, The Isabella Stewart Gardner and The Harvard Art Museums. Click here for more information.
Seattle University's Pre-College Programs: Seattle University’s Summer Pre-College programs offer opportunities for high school students to engage in a variety of studies. Click here for more information.
Skidmore College Pre-College: On the surface, our Pre-College Program is a chance to take college courses, earn credit and benefit from college-level advising while you're still in high school. Going a bit deeper, it's a multifaceted opportunity to explore your interests or get ahead in an academic area you're passionate about. Click here for more information.
Smith College Summer Precollege Programs: in Writing, History, Science and Engineering - for High School Girls. Click here for more information.
Southern Illinois University Programs for High School Students: High School age students will have the opportunity to take a variety continuing education non-credit courses in a variety of topics during the Summer in order to learn a new skill, explore a subject or develop themselves personally. Click here for more information.
St. John's College Summer Academy: a unique Summer Academy program on our campuses in Santa Fe and Annapolis, where outstanding high school students can experience our Great Books program. Click here for more information.
Stanford University Pre-Collegiate Studies: Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes is a three-week summer residential program held on Stanford campus that provides academically talented and intellectually curious students currently in grades 8–11 with intensive study in a single course. Click here for more information.
Stanford Summer Session's High School Summer College: Stanford Summer Session provides high-achieving and ambitious students a transformative educational experience at a world-class university. By combining challenging academics with a rich array of extra-curricular programming, Stanford Summer Session successfully shares the University’s culture of innovation, academic excellence, and global responsibility. Click here for more information.
Stanford Summer Session's High School Summer Humanities College: Stanford Summer Humanities Session helps you grow as a scholar, writer, and global citizen. Stanford Summer Humanities Institute empowers participants to gain a better sense of the world through exploring the humanities. Participants will engage with the breadth of topics within the humanities, from politics to literature to philosophy. Click here for more information.
Stevens Institute of Technology Pre-College Programs: What distinguishes our pre-college programs from others is that you get to create something from to start to finish: a business plan, a video game, an investment portfolio, a short animation. Yes, you’ll leave with a stronger college application, you’ll try out a potential major, get a taste of what campus life is really like and make some new friends. But: designing your own portfolio project with cutting-edge technology…in state-of-the-art facilities…while studying alongside our exceptional and talented faculty…while exploring New York City? Only at Stevens! Click here for more information.
Stony Brook University: The Simons Summer Research Program gives academically talented, motivated high school students the opportunity to engage in hands-on research in science, math or engineering at Stony Brook University. Simons Fellows work with distinguished faculty mentors, learn laboratory techniques and tools, become part of active research teams, and experience life at a research university. Click here for more information.
Summer Discovery: is a pre-college academic enrichment program offering middle school and high school students a meaningful summer experience with lifelong value. Choose from over 300 interactive courses at 14 different university locations in the United States and abroad. Our summer programs combine academics with social activities, travel, recreation, and sports. You’ll have the summer of a lifetime, experience college life, and make new friends from all over the world. Click here for more information.
Syracuse University Summer College: Syracuse University Summer College offers high school students the opportunity to explore their passions and experience college life for one to six weeks with over 60 credit and noncredit pre-college programs and courses. Click here for more information.
Summer Gateway at Texas Tech University: Summer Gateway is an excellent alternative for high school students wishing to gain admission to Texas Tech University. Students who successfully complete this program will be guaranteed admission to Texas Tech for the following fall. Two program benefits are: You will not be required to reapply to the university for the Fall 2019 semester and you can apply for housing for the Fall 2019 semester in advance. Click here for more information.
Thomas Aquinas College’s Summer Great Books Program: You will be challenged to wonder. After your two weeks on the program, your verbal jousting skills will be sharper than ever. Every class is conducted using the Discussion Method, beginning with a question designed to help you think deeply about the text at hand. You will dive into some of the best works of the past 2,500 years, selected from the masters of the Western intellectual tradition — Plato, Pascal, St. Thomas Aquinas, and Kierkegaard, to name a few. Click here for more information.
Trinity Walton Club: Founded in 2014, Trinity Walton Club is a STEM club with a difference. We provide a unique learning hub for students who are passionate about Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Based in Trinity College Dublin, we deliver an innovative and interactive educational experience to secondary school students. Click here for more information.
Summer at Tufts: Tufts Pre-College Programs are innovative and academically rigorous. Successful students are academically prepared, self motivated, focused, and possess strong intellectual curiosity and an exemplary work ethic. Our programs are diverse, offering students the chance to spend six weeks taking classes in one of 35 departments or doing advanced scientific research. Alternatively, they may elect one of our shorter intensives that span the fields of engineering, international relations, programming, social change, and studio art. Click here for more information.
Tulane University Pre-College Programs: Tulane Pre-College offers middle and high school students the opportunity to explore their artistic, intellectual, and professional passions while experiencing college life. With both credit and enrichment options, our different one- and two-week programs provide students with an introduction to Tulane University, where young minds can explore academic disciplines, build their resumes, and imagine making an impact. Click here for more information.
Tuskegee University: Loads of summer programs including Forestry, Natural Resources, Agriculture and more. Click here for more information.
AgriTREK/SciTREK and AgDiscovery Summer Programs at Tuskegee University: The AgriTREK/SciTREK Summer Institute and AgDiscovery Summer Program are two-week residential programs that create an awareness of the educational opportunities that are available in Science, Technology, Engineering, Agriculture and Mathematics (STEAM) and related areas through hands-on research, leadership development and personal enrichment activities. Though similar in their mission and goals, these two programs represent two distinct opportunities for individuals interesting in learning more about agriculture and related careers; thus, individuals interesting in applying AgriTREK/SciTREK Summer Institute and AgDiscovery Summer Program should apply as indicated for each. Click here for more information.
The University of Alabama Early College: If you're in high school, you don't have to wait to get your college career started. Through The University of Alabama Early College program you can take college courses online or on campus while still in high school, earning up to 30 credit hours. Thousands of high school students have gotten a big jump on college through UA Early College. Click here for more information.
Student Introduction to Engineering at University of Alabama: Do you ever wonder what makes bridges capable of withstanding 100-mph winds or why a skyscraper doesn’t collapse during an earthquake? If so, then perhaps you’ll be an engineer someday! Here is an invitation: if you are entering the 11th or 12th grade, come to The University of Alabama campus to discover if engineering or computer science is the right career for you by participating in our SITE Program! Click here for more information.
Berkeley Changemaker™ is a program that codifies an essential part of what UC Berkeley has always stood for and provides a galvanizing narrative that our whole campus is rallying behind(link is external), humanists and scientists alike. Through its focus on i) critical thinking, ii) communication, and iii) collaboration, its curriculum activates undergraduates’ passions and develops a sharper sense of who they want to be and how to make that happen. Click here for more information.
Berkeley PreCollege Program: The Pre-College Scholars program offers highly motivated high school students the opportunity to experience college life at UC Berkeley. Students will take college-level courses with undergraduate Berkeley students, and participate in co-curricular activities and academic exploration workshops. Residential, commuter, virtual, and non-credit tracks are offered. Click here for more information.
University College Dublin: The UCD High School Summer Program is an enrichment program designed for North American students especially interested in learning more about Irish history, culture and student life. Through taught lectures and field trips, students will become acquainted with Ireland's rich cultural heritage and the vibrant capital city of Dublin. The program will also highlight unique degree programs at UCD, and prepare students for the exciting and rewarding experience of studying in Ireland on a more long-term basis. Click here for more information.
University of Chicago Summer Program for High School Students: at least 14 years of age and have completed their freshman, sophomore or junior year by the time of participation. A variety of courses including languages offered in this residential program. Click here for more information..
University of Delaware Edge Summer College Program: The UD Edge summer college program prepares high school students moving into their junior or senior year for a future as a successful college student. By emphasizing academic excellence, practical skill-building and student leadership, Edge offers you the challenge, independence and excitement of a living and learning experience that can only be found at a top national university. Click here for more information.
UIC CHANCE STEM Academy and the Digital Scholars Program: five-week academically intensive programs offered during the Summer. STEM Academy: exposes students to a college-level curriculum that includes an introduction to Engineering (mechanical, electrical, civil an computer engineering), Math and English courses. Digital Scholars: engages students in Computer-Aided Design projects and provides the opportunity for students to obtain 3 college credit hours upon successful completion of either CS 100 or CS 111. Click here for more information.
Health Care Summer Immersion Program at University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy: University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis' Health Care Summer Immersion Program is a seven-day, six-night residential, non-credit, academic enrichment program giving rising sophomores, juniors and seniors in high school the opportunity to explore health care careers and build a foundation for success in college and adjusting to life after high school. Click here for more information.
University of Illinois Summer Programs: To get a jump-start on college life and all it entails, sign up for an Illinois summer program. Whether you’re looking to earn class credit, explore possible majors, or just see what life at Illinois is really like, we have something for you. Click here for more information.
University of Illinois: Research Apprentice Program (RAP): Students in the Research Apprentice Program engage in teams of 4 or 5 members in a special two-week problem-solving activity designed by the disciplines in the academic departments within the College of ACES in partnership with professionals from business and industry. The first two weeks involve academic review of math, biology, and science writing. During the final three weeks, each team conducts a science/research-related project designed to demonstrate a basic understanding of math and science as it applies to food, human, and environmental systems. The projects tackle real-world problems and are designed by business and industry sponsors. Click here for more information.
University of Illinois: Worldwide Youth in Science & Engineering (WYSE): WYSE Summer Camps at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s Grainger College of Engineering are designed to provide STEM-interested students the opportunity to experience authentic and challenging projects and activities, world-class instructors, and a collegiate experience from one of the best engineering schools in the world. The camps provide exposure to different areas of engineering through demonstrations, lab tours, classroom presentations, hands-on activities, and interactions with various students, staff, and professors in those fields. Learn more by visiting the Summer Camps page. Click here for more information.
University of Illinois: STEMM Research Program: Are you looking for a chance to explore the many types of engineering to better understand the different engineering majors you can choose from when applying to college? Then a Survey of Engineering camp might be the right fit for you. Do you already have an engineering passion, and you want to spend a solid length of time getting to know that branch of engineering better? Then the Deep Dive into a Discipline (3-D) camp offerings or the High School Summer STEMM Research 6-week program has what you are looking for. Click here for more information.
The University of Iowa summer programs: Click here for more information.
Terp Young Scholars at University of Maryland: Discover the challenge, excitement, and independence of campus life at the University of Maryland with Terp Young Scholars. With other academically talented high school students, you’ll pursue an academic interest, engage with dynamic faculty, enjoy UMD’s outstanding facilities and amenities, and get a jump on college by earning three university credits. During three remarkable weeks—whether commuting or living on campus—Terp Scholars fully experience university life at Maryland! Click here for more information.
University of Massachusetts Amherst: Residential pre-college programs at UMass combine all the major elements of college, including great academics, living in a residence hall, and eating in our award-winning dining commons. Our online pre-college programs feature synchronous instruction with UMass faculty, rigorous college-level academics, and being part of a learning community of high school students from all across the U.S. and the world. Click here for more information.
The University of Miami Summer Scholars Program: provides an exciting opportunity for current high school sophomores and juniors to explore their academic passions and experience what it's like to be a college student. This unique academic program allows students to earn college credit, interact with world class professors, make lasting friendships and grow as independent thinkers. Click here for more information.
University of Michigan Summer Discovery Program: At Summer Discovery Michigan, we help you prepare for your transition from high school to college. Our pre-college program combines academics, athletics, and activities to give high school students a taste of college life. We offer special classes in Business, Sport Management, Architecture, Music that run 2, 3, or 5 weeks in length. Click here for more information.
Trulaske Business Academy at Mizzou: Experience life on a collage campus while learning about collegiate business programs. All students selected to attend the program receive a scholarship to participate at no cost! Click here for more information.
University of North Carolina - Asheville: UNC Asheville’s Pre-College Programs introduce high school students to college-level study, university life, and career options in a dynamic learning environment. Each one-week program offers deep immersion into an academic topic, challenging activities, and the opportunity to engage with industry professionals. Click here for more information.
University of Notre Dame Pre-College Programs. Summer Scholars: A variety of course offerings (including leadership seminars) are available for rising Juniors and Seniors within a 2 week program. Some programs are offered in Europe! Click here for more information.
University of Pennsylvania's Summer High School Programs: Penn delivers the challenge of an Ivy League curriculum to academically talented high school students seeking a pre-collegiate experience. Explore Penn's historic campus, engage with leading faculty, and build intellectual connections within accelerated two-, three-, or six-week Penn Summer High School Programs. Click here for more information.
Wabash College: The Liberal Arts at Play: Sports, Society, and Careers is a week-long immersive college-like experience for 15- to 16-year-old young men. This residential camp will connect students with alumni to learn how a liberal arts education can prepare them for fun and engaging career possibilities. During the camp, students will develop new skills, engage with brilliant faculty, and explore careers in sports. Click here for more information.
Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Leadership in the Business World: (LBW) is an intensive summer program for a select group of rising high school seniors who want an introduction to a top-notch undergraduate business education and the opportunity to hone their leadership, teamwork, and communication skills. Click here for more information.
Health Career Scholars Academy at University of Pittsburgh: The dynamic world of health care plus the expertise of University of Pittsburgh academics and facilities. This educational mixture shapes a unique, academically rigorous, hands-on campus experience for students attending the Health Career Scholars Academy (UPHCSA) each summer. The Academy is often a springboard for future studies in medicine. Click here for more information.
University of Rochester's Pre-College Programs: At the University of Rochester, students pursue only what they’re interested in. With Rochester’s Pre-College Programs, high school students get that same freedom. Students make significant contributions to campus, foster respect for other cultures, and bring unique perspectives to the classroom. University faculty, graduate students, and esteemed local educators teach classes and are committed to cultivating the minds of young students. With small class sizes, instructors mentor each student and give valuable insights into the theories, technologies, and principles of their field. Click here for more information.
USC Bovard Scholars: We prepare our scholars to: Gain admission to top-tier universities, Navigate the complex admissions and financial aid process, Explore potential careers and ignite professional passions, Connect occupational goals to academic pursuits, Feel at home on a college campus through a three-week, immersive residential experience on USC’s campus, Learn test-taking strategies and boost their entrance exam scores, Understand tools and resources available on a college campus that support success, Determine which college is the best fit and Meet peers and make lifelong, like-minded friends. Students apply for USC Bovard Scholars during their junior year in high school. Selected students receive one-on-one guidance — personalized to meet their individual needs. We offer the program at no cost to students or families. USC will pay for transportation to and from campus for students coming from outside of Southern California. Click her for more information.
University of Southern California Summer Programs: Summer Seminars include topics of Photography, Video Game Design and Journalism. Rising Juniors and Seniors live on campus and study with USC instructors. Click here for more information.
K - 12 STEM Center SHINE (https://viterbik12.usc.edu/shine/) is a seven week, in-person program where high school students conduct research in labs in the Viterbi School of Engineering. CS@SC (https://summercamp.usc.edu/) offers 1 week coding camps in-person and virtually for kindergarten - 12th grade students with topics ranging from scratch to python to cybersecurity. The coding camps are part of a larger computer science at USC initiative. You can learn more about the USC Viterbi STEM Center at https://viterbik12.usc.edu/
University of Vermont Summer Program: for high school students. Click here for more information.
University of Virginia 4-Star Academic Camp: Enrichment Programs for grades 10-12. Click here for more information.
Cornerstone Summer Institute at University of Virginia: The Cornerstone Summer Institute is a week-long summer camp at the University of Virginia where high school students learn about slavery and its legacies by exploring the University, Charlottesville, and area landmarks. Click here for more information.
Wentworth Institute of Technology: Our two-week residential summer program is for rising juniors and seniors in high school and it lets you try out a hands-on college like Wentworth while living on-campus and collaborating with new friends. We're looking for problem solvers like you. Click here for more information.
Badger Pre-College at the University of Wisconsin-Madison: What can young learners do at UW–Madison this summer? Just about anything. Badger Precollege offers an array of academic programs for students ages 5-18 — from advanced learning programs and STEM classes to music clinics and college readiness conferences. Whatever you choose, your student will enjoy the university’s outstanding facilities, resources, faculty and staff — all while getting to know the UW–Madison campus, pursuing their passions and meeting new friends. Financial assistance is available for most programs. Click here for more information.
Vanderbilt Summer Academy: Programs for Talented Youth grades 7 – 11 Vanderbilt Summer Academy offers the opportunity to explore exciting new areas of study—in and out of the classroom. Many courses offer visits to campus libraries, laboratories, archives, and studios, not to mention occasional field trips to off-campus resources that Nashville provides. The innovative curricula allow the students to learn through hands-on activities, real-world scenarios, laboratory experiments, lively group discussions, and self-directed projects. With approximately six hours a day devoted to academic learning, VSA courses allow for a satisfying level of focus and depth. And while the course work can be exciting and intensive, outside of class, students can fully enjoy the social and recreational activities Vanderbilt Summer Academy has to offer. Click here for more information.
Vanderbilt Mentor Immersion: The Summer Mentor Immersion program runs for 3 months and is designed for rising 11th and 12th grade students. The 3-month time frame in the summer allows for the same number of contact hours as the semester long Mentor Immersion experience offered during the academic year. The summer experience is more intensive because of the condensed time frame. Click here for more information.
Wagner Pre-College Program: advances the education of talented, intellectually curious high school students. Our residential summer and non-residential fall/spring programs allow select high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors to expand their horizons. With a number of course offerings to choose from, each program is taught by leading Wagner faculty and is designed to help students tackle real problems, make a difference, and learn what it takes to be a leader, all in line with The Wagner Plan, which unites deep learning and practical application. Click here for more information.
Wake Forest College Summer Program for High School Students: As a student in the Summer Immersion Program, you have the opportunity to experience your future in and out of the classroom, meet new friends from around the world, make professional connections, and learn what your future holds. You can select a one-week, hands-on experience in fifteen different fields of study: Biosciences and Engineering, Business and Entrepreneurship, Dance, Debate and Public Advocacy, Documentary Film, Health and Exercise Science, Law, Leadership, Medicine, Neuroscience, Psychology, Sports Marketing, Sports Medicine, Technology and Visual Arts. Click here for more information.
Washington University in St. Louis – High School Summer Scholars Program: WashU's summer programs offer highly motivated students the opportunity to experience WashU in the classroom and beyond and is for students entering their junior or senior year. Click here for more information.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute: Frontiers and Frontiers for Credit are great opportunities for rising juniors and seniors to explore topics in STEM and the humanities. Launch is offered as a commuter or residential experience for rising freshman and sophomore students to explore their fields of interest. Click here for more information.
William & Mary Pre-College Online Program: is designed for high school students ages 13 and up, and offers a range of compelling topics, covered in-depth, through online coursework led by William & Mary professors. We believe that online learning is a great way for motivated high school students to try out a topic and see if it’s a fit before college. The program is available year-round, and the online format allows you to study anywhere, anytime, while working at your own pace. Click here for more information.
Yale Young Global Scholars Program (YYGS): is an academic and leadership-development program for talented high school students. YYGS is administered and hosted by Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, and two-week residential sessions in June, July, and August draw students together from all over the world. Click here for more information.
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