SUMMER STUDY OR STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM

CU SUCCEED ONLINE

UCCS CU Succeed Online offers a variety of online classes solely for Colorado high school students that you can earn college credit for. This program is for students who are academically and goal driven and want more from their high school experience. Whether your goal is a 2-year or 4-year college degree, CU Succeed Online will help you get there! 

https://outreach.uccs.edu/hs/online

COLORADO HEALTH CAREERS ACADEMY SUMMER 2024

Arapahoe Community College and Community College of Denver 

Learn about different careers in healthcare through online learning modules

Develop workfors skills by building your reaume & practice professional interviewing

Get connected to employment opportunities with large healthcare companies

Earn your Basic Life Support (BLS) certification

Gain hands on experience in CNA and/or Nursing labs

Earn a $500 scholarship upon completion

Info/accommodations : Alyssa Sexton -alyssa.sexton@arapahoe.edu

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY JAPAN CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAM

TUJ High School Summer Program 2024

Wednesday, July 31 – Thursday, August 8, 2024

Temple University, Japan Campus in Tokyo, plus trips & excursions to Nikko and Tokyo surroundings.

The program is open to high school students entering 9th-12th grade in the 2024-2025 academic year. 

Download Program Overview for more details.

 Program Overview - High School Summer Program 2024 (PDF: 2.72MB) 

MIAMI UNIVERSITY OH SUMMER SCHOLARS PROGRAM

High school juniors and seniors spend one week on Miami's campus exploring a topi of their choice alongside leading faculty and professional experts. The program offers students an insider's look at the college application process and provides experiential learning opportunities that prepare them for college and future success. Participants who choose to apply to Miami will also receive priorit consideration for Miami merit scholarships and admission to selective programs. As part of the application process, counselors must submit a letter of recommendation,a current transcript and current course schedule. 

All application materials can be submitted online.

Deadline May 1, 2024 -  Application: MiamiOH.edu/Summer Scholars

Leeds School of Business, Office of Diversity Affairs Summer Programs 

Women in Business Case Competition: June 12 - June 14, 2024

KeyBank Business Leadership Program: June 23 - June 29, 2024

Program Cost

FREE. Tuition, room and board are generously supported by the Leeds School of Business and corporate partners.

Who can apply?

• Both programs are geared toward students who identify as underrepresented, diverse, students of color and/or first generation, or who are interested in gaining new perspective on issues related to business and diversity.

• Priority consideration for Colorado Residents

• Current high school juniors entering their senior year during the Fall 2024 academic year

• Incoming first-year Leeds School of Business during the Fall 2024 academic year.

• Applications Timeline

• December 1 – Application Opens

• April 1 – Application Closes

• April 5 – Recommendation Form Due

• April 26 – Admissions Decisions Release

• May 3 – Program Offer Acceptance Deadline

Students who are interested in applying - our APPLICATION has changed and now requires preparation beforehand. Changes include three detailed  short responses, information about extracurricular involvement, demogrgraphic questions, academic questions, and an unofficial high school transcript.

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns do not hesitate to email the respective program manager below:

Gerardo Ceballos, Program Manager, Business Leadership Program Gerardo.Ceballos@colorado.edu

Laura Moore, Program Manager, Women in Business Case Competition Laura.A.Moore@Colorado.edu

. ASSE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM

Options available include Academic Year and Semester Programs, and Summer Homestay and Language Programs. Scholarship options include the Walter Danielson Scholarship which covers 100% of the program fee or the Global Adventure Scholarhip which covers a 90% reduction in program fee. 

Information: www.asse.com 

BOSTON UNIVERSITY SUMMER TERM 

Pre- college programs offering high school students rigorous and collaborative college life experiences. Programs include:

• High School Honors - take undergraduate courses and earn up to 8 college credits

• Research in Science and Engineering - Pursue scientific research in university laboratories

• Academic Immersion - Focus intensively on psychology, medicine, or creative writing while living on a college campus

• Summer Preview - Delve into one subject of your choice and preview the college experience

• Summer Challenge - Explore two subjects of your choice and get a feel for campus life

Learn more: 617-353-1378 or bu.edu/summer/highschool

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS

Summer Experiences for Middle and High School Students.

information: summerexperiences.wustl.edu

BROADREACH  SUMMER ADVENTURES 

Earn college credits, certifications & community service hours. Caribbean Dive & Sail Voyages, Marine Science, Animal Science, Photography & Multimedia, Advanced Scuba, Sailing, Language & Culture, STEM, Medicine. Locations throughout the world.

information: www.gobroadreach.com

REYNOLDS YOUNG WRITERS WORKSHOP AT DENISON UNIVERSITY

A week-long summer creative writing program for high school students.  Current high school sophomores and juniors are eligible to apply. Paricipants spend mornings in small workshop groups led by faculty members. Afternoon classes focus on a choice of genres (fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction) supplemented by workshops with visiting writers and one-on-one sessions with faculty and staff. Students are housed alongside staff in residence halls at Denison.

Questions and further information: reynoldswriting@denison.edu or phone (740)587-6207

ADOLESCO YOUTH EXCHANGE

 Adolesco Youth Exchange matches US children and teens ( between the ages of 9 to 18) with age-mate exchange partners in France, Germany, and Spain for peer-to-peer language imersion and cultural exchanges. 

Upcoming info meetings: https://www.facebook.com/Adolesco.org/events or contact: Marie Meyer Exchange Coordinator- marie@adolesco.org or call 303-913-4845 

Submit the free Pre-Application at Adolesco.org/pre-application

PRATT INSTITUTE PRECOLLEGE PROGRAM

Learn more about the Summer  PreCollege program at: www.pratt.edu/precollege

Contact: Halima Johnson, with questions - email precollege@pratt.edu or call 1-718-636-3504

CARLETON COLLEGE 

 The Carleton Liberal Arts Experience (CLAE) is free week-long summer academic program for high school students. Students experience the benefits of a liberal arts education through classes in science, art, social studies and technology. The program also includes preparation and guidance for the college search and application process. 

Students who have an interest in African American culture, especially  students from the African diaspora are encouraged to apply for CLAE. 

Information and application: go.carleton.edu/clae

STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PRE COLLEGE 

Stevens Pre-College allows students to participate in hands-on, project-based learning; experience campus life; visit leading companies; and make their college applications stand out. Stevens offers opportunities to discover collegiate life both in and out of the classroom. Programs in engineering, science, business, computer science, music and the arts are still open for students to apply.  If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to call our office at (201) 216-3683 or email summer@stevens.edu.

Stevens Institute of Technology

Office of Pre-College Programs

1 Castle Point Terrace

Hoboken, NJ 07030

stevens.edu/summer

201.216.3683 | summer@stevens.edu

THE CODING SCHOOL

The Coding School is offering a number of camps in emerging tech and classical coding this summer:

Most popular! High School/ Middle School Quantum Computing Camps

Students will learn from experts in the field about how the "weirdness" of quantum mechanics is being harnessed to create powerful problem-solving computers- quantum computers! No prior coding experience is required. Register here

New! Musical Coding 

Learn where the unique music from video games and movies comes from! This course offers students the opportunity to explore music-making entirely from their computer. Register here

Cutting Edge! AI and Machine Learning Camp

Learn about the technology that self-driving cars are based on and understand how Netflix chooses which movies to recommend to you! In this camp, students delve into the exciting field of Machine Learning (ML), a subfield of Artificial Intelligence. Register here

TEEN LIFE SUMMER PROGRAMS

Teen Life makes it easy to search among 4000+ summer programs to find the best fit  for your summer adventures

www.teenlife.com/summer-

Carnegie Mellon's Pre-College Programs

To learn more about our programs, please register for one of our Discover Sessions or contact us with questions. 

 online application 

Summer Programs at our international non-profit, Girls Who Code 

9th-12th grade students receive priority consideration because of Girls Who Code's partnership with Jeffco Public Schools!

• Overview & Eligibility: Our virtual Summer Programs are 100% free and open to current 9-12th girls and non-binary students of all skill levels. As they build confidence and connect with students from around the country, students can choose to learn new computer science skills in game design, web design, cybersecurity, or data science and artificial intelligence. Students will even get exclusive access to connect with our top company partners to help them meaningfully prepare for their college and career!

• Application Deadline: Students should fill out the quick 10-15 min application at girlswhocode.com/summerapply by March 22, 2024.