CHS Summer Opportunities Database
To see the entire list of residential summer programs, click on top right corner to expand to full screen. (This is a growing list!)
What are summer programs?
Summer programs are a great way to explore academic interests, gain work experience, and more!
Residential Summer Programs refer to programs where students live on a college campus and taking college classes, sometimes for credit! These programs allow students to experience what it is like to be a college student.
Local Summer Programs refer to programs that are hosted by organizations in the Twin Cities. Students attend the programs during the day (no overnight component). These programs range from classes at colleges, to programs hosted by businesses.
Internships/Jobs refer to programs that are focused on gaining work experience. Some of these programs pay students for their work, while others are unpaid (some internships).
Why should I participate in a summer program?
Career and college exploration
Gain work experience
Earn money
Add to your resume
Travel to a new place
Meet new people
How do I find summer programs?
Look at the websites of colleges you are interested in!
Research your academic/career interests.
Highlighted Programs
Late deadline: May
Deadline in March
Carleton/CLAE-African American Studies
Deadline in April
Juniors, Black and African American students
Deadline in April
Pathways2Careers-- learning about construction at Dunwoody College of Technology
Deadline: April 15
Scrubs Camp @ Augsburg or St. Paul College
Application will open in the Spring
How do I apply to summer programs?
See the specific program's requirements
Some summer programs are similar to college applications, and require materials like: letters of recommendation, essays, high school transcript (request from your counselor!)