Summer Programs 2006

As a general note, nearly every university offers some type of summer program for high school students, and some for younger students. If you are interested in visiting a particular university, I recommend that you visit their website to see what they offer.

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The College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) at Ball State
Offering a summer workshop from July 9-21. This is for students who have completed or who are currently in their junior year of high school and who have a 3.0 GPA or higher. The cost is $930. Contact CAP at 285-5859 or Brian Hollars at bkhollars@bsu.edu if you have questions.

Ball State Summer Scholars Residential Program
Open to entering 10th and 11th graders and is directed to encourage and help prepare under-represented minorities for academic success in college. Program runs from June 25 20 and July 9-14. Students should have at least a 2.5 GPA and need to be nominated by their high school. Nominations should be made by April 21, 2006.

Barnard College, Summer in New York City
One to five week courses/sessions are available. Live like a college student, explore career opportunities, build leadership skills, and enjoy New York City. The program starts June 25 and prices range from $1,200 to $3,600. An online application and more details are available at www.barnard.edu/pcp.

Boston University High School Honors Program and Summer Challenge Program
All applications are due May 1, 2006. The High School Honors Program is open to entering seniors and runs from July 3-August15. Students are able to enroll in a variety of courses while being immersed in the campus and city. Cost for this program is ~$4,000 plus room and board. The Summer Challenge Program is open to Sophomores, Juniors, and/or Seniors and there are 3 two week sessions: from June 18-June 30, from July 9-July 21, and from July 30-August 11. This is an opportunity for view college life and coursework in a non-credit setting. The cost is $2750. Scholarships are available for both programs. Boston also has a variety of programs for younger students as well. All info is available on their website. Visit www.bu.edu/mysummer.

Cornell University Summer College
Open to high school students and program lengths vary from 1 week, 3 week and 6 week programs. www.summercollege.cornell.edu for more information.

Crowe Academy, In the Good Old Summertime at Hanover College
The event will be held June 23-25. More information is available at (812) 866-6848. The cost is $375. Registration is available on-line at http://cfi.hanover.edu/crowe. Deadline is May 1st.

University of Daytons Women in Engineering Summer Camp
Runs from July 9th -14th for students interested in engineering. Deadline is June 9, 2006. Visit their website for more information at engineering.udayton.edu/wie.

Denison University Jonathan R. Reynolds Young Writers Workshop
From June 18-25, this workshop costs $1,000 for current sophomores, juniors and seniors who are interested in writing. Deadline is April 24. Visit www.denison.edu.
Explore-A-College at Earlham College
This program is for college-bound high school students and will be held June 25 to July 8. The cost is $1450 and scholarships are available. The deadline for application is June 9, 2006. Call (800) EARLHAM or visit www.earlham.edu/~eac for more information.

University of Evansville OPTIONS for high school girls
Open to 10th 12th grade female students who are talented in math and science and have completed geometry. This program runs from June 25- July 1 and exposes girls to university life and the array of career opportunities available in the engineering and computer science. The cost is $400.

Global Scholars 2006
Program runs from July 2 15, 2006 at Washington & Lee University. The program cost $1,500 and is open to juniors and seniors. More info can be found at www.globalscholar.org.

Harvard University's Secondary School Program
Open to sophomores, juniors and seniors from a variety of disciplines. The program begins on June 24th and ends on August 18th. Tuition is quite expensive at approximately $10,000, but scholarships may be available. For more information, visit www.ssp.harvard.edu or visit the Counseling Center to look at the booklet describing the program.

Hillsdale College Summer Study Abroad
Open to sophomores, juniors and seniors with a passion for history or writing. This unique opportunity will be held in various cities throughout Europe. More information can be found at www.hillsdale.edu.

Indiana University, Bloomington Summer Sessions
Two sessions are offered, from May 9 June 15 and again June 16 August 11. Visit www.indiana.edu/~summer or e-mail summer@indiana.edu.

Indiana University, Bloomington Integrated Freshman Learning Experience
For upcoming seniors interested in biology and science research. This 6 week summer research program runs from July 3 August 11. Visit http://hhmi.bio.indiana.edu for more information.

Indiana State University Summer Honors Program
For Talented High school students (10th-12th grades). Program runs from July 16-28. Earn 2 college credits, learn about campus life, select from 15 seminars ranging from arts/sciences, athletic training, business, foreign language, medicine and/or technology. Visit indstate.eud/experience for more info.

Johnson & Wales ACCESS (A College Career Experience for Secondary School Students) Program
Open to upcoming seniors who are looking to take career-oriented classes that Johnson & Wales offers. Scholarships are available to pay the expenses. Visit www.jwu.edu for more info.

Jump Start, Xavier University's College Experience, Cincinnati
Program runs from June 17- July 1, 2006 and cost is $2,100. For more information, visit www.xavier.edu/jumpstart.

Junior Statesman Summer School
Open to high school students at Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, Stanford, and Northwestern University. This program is an opportunity to meet and question some of the nations top leaders and policy makers. The cost is $3650 but financial aid is available. Applications are due April 29, 2006. Visit their website at www.jsa.org for more information.

Kenyon Review Young Writers Workshop
Open to high school students ages 16-18 and runs from June 25th July 8th and July 16th 29th. This two week program costs $2175 but financial aid is available. Visit their website at www.kenyonreview.org for more information.

Landmark College
For Juniors and Seniors from July 9-28. This 3 week program is developed specifically for students with learning disabilities and/or AD/HD. Visit www.landmark.edu for more info.

Northwestern University Center for Talented Development
For academically talented pre-K through 12th grade students. The program is divided into 4 age groups (preK-4th, 4th-6th, 7th-9th, 10th-12th) and the sessions run from June 25 July 14 and/or July 16- August 4, 2006. Deadline for applications is May 15, 2006. Cost is $220 for one week course tuition and $395 for 8 day session tuition as well as a nonrefundable $50 application fee. More info can be found at their website www.northwestern.edu.

University of Notre Dame Summer Experience
Runs from June 25-July 8, 2006 and costs $2200. Limited Scholarships are available. Deadline is February 1st. Visit precollege.nd.edu for more information.

Oxbridge Academic Programs
Open to students grade 8 12. Visit www.oxbrideprograms.com for details.

Pratt Institute Pre-College summer program
Open to students age 16 years+ who are interested in exploring art, design, architecture, creative writing, or cultural studies. Runs from July 10 August 4 and costs $2,025 for tuition and housing. There is a $225 deposit due with registration. More info can be found at www.pratt.edu/precollege.

Purdue Gifted Education Resource Institute Summer Camp
For students from grade preK-12. Various sessions are targeted for different age groups. Topics range from chemistry to engineering to pre-med to law to journalism. The cost ranges from $900 to $1625 depending on the age group. Visit www.geri.education.purdue.edu/youth/default.html for more info.

Purdue Leadership Camp, Computer Science Camp, & Architecture Summer Program
Visit www.purdue.edu for more information.

Skidmore College Summer Programs
Designed for highly motivated, highly talented students wishing to enhance their future college career in a variety of ways. A wide range of programs is available. For more info, visit http://www.skidmore.edu/administration/osp/.

Smith College, Nurturing the Scientist Within the Girl
Summer Science & Engineering Program for high school girls, July 2 - July 29 who are in grades 9-12. For an application or more info, call (413) 585-3060 or visit www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep. Cost is $4,000.

St. Marys College in Notre Dame, Indiana Leadership Programs
For 10th thru 12th graders. A faith-action-community experience runs from July 9-15. The cost is $75 and the deadline to apply is May 17, 2006. For more information, visit www.saintmarys.edu/~cwil. They also offer another program that runs this same time for $30 called Encounter Yourself. This is a time for self-exploration and preview college life by taking courses as well.

St. Georges University's Camp Medicine
For students at least 15 years old with an interest in medical fields. It is a 10-day program from June 29th to July 9th and the cost is $1,500. Only 80 students are accepted, so register ASAP if interested at http://qp2.sgu.edu/summercamp.

Student Conservation Association Answer the Call
Open to all high school students. Work in a group of 6-8 students on a month-long conservation mission. Hands-on projects building trails, shelters, bridges and protecting ecosystems. There is no tuition for this program. Visit www.theSCA.org for more info.

**Telluride Association Summer Program
Open to juniors and is a totally free six week opportunity to learn about the college experience. Visit www.teelurideassociation.org for more information. This is due December 1, 2005.

United States Navel Academy Summer Seminar
Runs from June 3 - 8, June 10 - 15, or June 17 22, 2006. Apply at www.usna.edu/Admissions. Students will experience all aspects of the Navel Academy including the academic program, physical training, and midshipman life. Deadline is April 1, 2006.

University of Chicago Summer Session
More information is available at https://summer.uchicago.edu/summer-quarter.cfm or call for a brochure at (800) 997-9689. Program costs $2,310 per course. Students can pursue undergraduate courses and unique programs in humanities, language study, and scientific research.

University of Toledo Pharmacy Camp
Available for class of 2007 who are interested in studying pharmacology. Program runs from July 9-13 or July 23-July 27. Cost is $100. Deadline is April 14, 2006. Visit www.utpharmacy.org for more information.

**Wabash College Opportunities to Learn About Business (OLAB)
Available for Juniors (entering your senior year) who may or may not be interested in business. This is a FREE program from July 9-15, 2006. Applications must be received by April 15, 2006. Visit www.wabash.edu/olab for more information and application forms.

Washington University in St. Louis Summer Scholars Program
Open to upcoming seniors interested in areas of languages, arts, sciences, humanities, and social sciences. There are 2 five week sessions running from June 11-July 15 and July 16-August18. Limited scholarships are available based on financial need. The admission process is a rolling admission, so apply ASAP. Applications sent in after March 1 require an application fee.

World Scholar-Athlete Games
Open to students 15 19 years old as of June 24, 2006. Games run from June 24- July 2 at the University of Rhode Island. Visit www.internationalsport.com/sa2006 for more information.

ALL GIRLS/ALL MATH
Location: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE
Web site: http://www.math.unl.edu/pi/outreach/agam

AwesomeMath Summer Camp
Location: University of Texas at Dallas, Dallas, TX
Web site: http://www.awesomemath.org

Canada/USA Mathcamp
Location: Mathematics Foundation of America, Location varies
Web site: http://www.mathcamp.org/

CCNY Scholars Program
Location: City College of the City University of New York
Web site: none

COSMOS: California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science
Location: University of California 3 campus locations - UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Santa Cruz
Web site: http://www.ucop.edu/cosmos/

Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics (HCSSiM)
Location: Hampshire College, Amherst, MA
Web site: http://www.hcssim.org and http://www.yp17.org

Institute of Technology Center for Educational Programs
Location: University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Web site: http://www.math.umn.edu/itcep

MathPath
Location: Mathpath, Location varies
Web site: http://www.mathpath.org

Math/Science Summer Camp
Location: Texas A&M University
Web site: http://www.math.tamu.edu/summercamp/

Michigan Math and Science Scholars
Location: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
Web site: http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss

Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS)
Location: Boston University, Boston, MA
Web site: http://www.promys.org

Puerto Rico Opportunities for Talented Students in Mathematics (PROTaSM)
Location: University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, Mayaguez, PR
Web site: http://ifem.math.uprm.edu

Ross Mathematics Program
Location: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
Web site: http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/ross/

Rutgers Young Scholars Program in Discrete Mathematics
Location: Rutgers University-New Brunswick, Piscataway, NJ
Web site: http://dimacs.rutgers.edu/ysp/

Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC)
Location: Stanford University, Stanford, CA
Web site: http://math.stanford.edu/sumac

Summer Explorations and Reasearch Collaborations for High School Women (SEARCH)
Location: Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA
Web site: http://www.mtholyoke.edu/proj/search/

Summer Institute for Mathematics at the University of Washington (SIMUW)
Location: University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Web site: http://www.math.washington.edu/~simuw

SummerMath
Location: Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA
Web site: http://www.mtholyoke.edu/proj/summermath/

Summer Mathematics Institute
Location: Oakland University, Rochester, MI
Web site: http://www.oakland.edu/links/math/ousmi.html

Summer Mathematics Program for High School Students
Location: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
Web site: http://www.math.utah.edu/hsp

Texas State University Honors Summer Math Camp
Location: Texas State University, San Marcos, TX
Web site: http://www.txstate.edu/mathworks

UConn Mentor Connection
Location: University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
Web site: http://www.gifted.uconn.edu/mentoruc.html

University of Chicago Young Scholars Program
Location: University of Chicago, Chicago, IL
Web site: http://math.uchicago.edu/~may/VIGRE/

Upward Bound Mathematics and Science Program at UMBC, Baltimore, MD
The Regional Upward Bound Mathematics and Science Program, a federally funded TRIO program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County campus, is a summer residential and academic school year program designed to introduce high school students from low-income and first-generation families to mathematics and science careers.

The Program is designed to improve and accelerate the students' mathematics and science skills in exciting ways working with computers, interacting with University staff, visiting area scientific and cultural centers, and doing original research projects under the guidance of a mentor.

To be accepted into the program, students must have a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher, and be eligible in terms of low-income and potential first-generation college status. Once accepted into the program, the students are expected to participate in both summer and academic year programs until they graduate from high school.
To qualify, students must:

Live in Maryland or other designed states.
Be in ninth, tenth, or eleventh grade.
Have an interest in math and science
Have a grade point average of 3.0 or better.
Have low-income and/or first-generation college status.
For more information and an application, please call the Regional Upward Bound Mathematics and Science Center at 1-888-321-1298 or log on to http://www.umbc.edu/upwardbound-mathscience/

AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study)
For nearly forty years, AIFS has been providing high quality educational programs throughout the world to high school and college students. In addition to course work, students have the opportunity to improve their foreign language skills, take advantage of cultural activities excursions and make friends with other students from all over the country. Open to juniors and seniors (the London, England program accepts sophomores) the comprehensive program includes full-time, permanent resident directors in each location who provide students with academic support, coordinate learning opportunities and supervise programs. This year, AIFS will be offering ten merit based scholarships of $750 to high school applicants. If interested, pick up the brochure/application packet in the Career Center or call 800-727-2437 for more information.

American Collegiate Pre-college Programs for High School Students
These programs allow the student to earn college credit while enjoying their summer in a fun-loving atmosphere. This is a unique combination of weekday academics and daily planned activities plus exciting weekend excursions. Wisconsin Program: Students completing grades 9,10, or 11 can choose a 2, 3 or a 6 week program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, from a broad range of classes including specialized instruction in ESL, Driver's Ed and SAT prep. Classes taught by UW faculty, graduate students, and Madison area professionals. The Spain 4-week pre-college prorgam immerses students completing grades 9-12 program in the quintessential European experience while earning college credits. Go to http://www.acasummer.com for more information.

American University Summer
The core curriculum includes hundreds of core courses at the undergraduate level as well as special courses, internships, and study abroad programs. Ranging from pre-college to current students, the program offers something for everyone. Please see the detailed book in the Career Center, or for the most up to date information, visit http://www.summer.american.edu

Architecture (Washington University in St. Louis)
Architecture discovery program,; learn about the study and practice of the profession during an intensive two week program. Must have completed junior year in high school. Tuition and fees will be approximately $950; housing with a full meal plan approximately an additional $450.

ASA-Academic Study Associates
For the past 20 years, ASA has been running exciting and challenging programs for high school students. ASA offers three types of programs: Pre-College at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, the University of CA at Berkeley, Emory University and Oxford University; Language and Culture in Spain, France and China; and College Admissions Advantage at Amherst College and Pepperdine University. All programs are designed to foster intellectual and personal growth. Call 1-800-752-2250, or check the web site at http://www.asaprograms.com

Boston College Experience
A six week academic program that includes a full-range of under graduate-courses. Talented high school students entering their senior year carry two regularly scheduled college courses, earn college credit, live and eat in college facilities and pursue leisure activities off campus. For additional information, visit their web site http://www.bc.edu/bce or call 617-552-3900, or write The Boston College Experience, Boston College, McGuinn 100, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467

Broadreach, Summer Adventures for Teenagers
Term: TERM: 32, 22 25, and 32 day experiences
Offering exceptional programs for teens 13-18, Broadreach has taken thousands of students on hands-on adventure programs that focus on skill building, international discovery and personal growth. The adventures offer a wide range of activities from scuba diving to sea kayaking to back country exploration, including marine biology, rainforest ecology, scuba, sailing, leadership and wilderness programs that span the globe.
For specific information, call 1-888-833-1907 or visit http://www.gobroadreach.com

CAHSEE (Center for the Advancement of Hispanics in Science and Engineering Education) STEM (Science, Technology, and Engineering Institute)
The STEM Institute is a commuter summer program that serves minority groups that have traditionally been underrepresented in math and sciences; including Hispanics, African-Americans and Native Americans. It is an academically demanding program seeking to motivate and nurture these students. Students are accepted on a first-come, first served basis.
For more information, email Shannon Dunphy Lazo at Shannon@cahsee.org or call her at 202-835-3600 x115.

California College of Arts and Crafts (CCAC)
CCAC will be offering Pre-College Summer Program for high school students . Over 200 students nationwide participate in the program. This four- week program offers students immersion into their area of study and allows them to earn three units of college credit. Pre-College provides an excellent opportunity for students to study art, design, and architecture in an art school environment Classes are held on the Oakland campus. More information and applications are available at: http://www.ccac-art.edu/cgi-bin/dad?dbase=extended_ed&record=precollege

California State Summer School for the Arts (InnerSpark)
Teen artists, writers and performers are being sought for one of the country's premier summer arts institutes on the campus of the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia,CA. The program provides an educational link to institutions of higher learning, major performing and fine arts organizations, and the film, television and recording industries for students considering careers in the arts. InnerSpark accepts a limited number of students from outside California. Last year the school awarded scholarships to 46% of the students, and expects to equal or surpass that percentage in 2003. The comprehensive fee for out of state students is $3800.
More information is available on the web at http://www.csssa.org , by calling 916-227-9444, or by sending an email to Cynthia@csssa.org

Carleton College Liberal Arts Experience
The Carleton College Liberal Arts Experience is an inspiring program designed to bring the best and brightest college bound African-American students together. 50 high school students entering their junior year will be selected and attend a one week, all expense paid, program. Taught by Carleton professors and staff, the program introduces students to the strengths of a liberal arts education through a spectrum of courses in science, art, social sciences and technology. Students will also explore career possibilities. Extracurricular activities included. Contact at www.carleton.edu

Carleton College Summer Writing Program for High School Juniors:
Scholarships are available to qualified students who complete their junior year. Every summer, more than 80 high school juniors gather on the Carleton College campus for three weeks of intensive writing instructions, activities and friendship. Classes are small and intimate. Students read both contemporary and traditional literature. They write every day. Designed for college-bound students with strong reading and writing abilities. Applications: http://www.carleton.edu/campus/sap/writing

Carnegie Mellon Pre-College Summer Programs for High School Students
The Carnegie Mellon Summer Academy for Minority Students is a rigorous six-week residential summer experience for promising under-represented minority students-African Americans, Hispanic Americans and Native Americans-who excel in math and science. There will be no tuition, housing or dining fees for students attending this academy. Students will however be responsible for books, supplies, transportation and recreational expenses. Applications can be obtained from precollege@andrew.cmu.edu

The Fine Arts program offers opportunities in Architecture, Art, Design, Drama and Music to students interested in exploring different disciplines. To find out more about the programs, call 412-268-2082, email precollege@andrew.cmu.edu or visit the website http://www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college.

Colgate University: "Eastern U.S. Music Camp"
This program consists of 3 and 4-week sessions designed to give the student a very special experience in music including many different styles of music performed in a well-balanced program. Daily rehearsals promote improved technique, reading, performance experiences and new challenges in a friendly atmosphere. Recreational activities and living in the college dormitories with a counselor ratio of 1:6 provides a total experience for the music student. Call 1-866-777-7841 or visit the web site http://www.summer@easternusmusiccamp.com

Colorado College "Summer at: Colorado College"
Summer at Colorado College provides a tantalizing array of activities in the calendar format known as the Block Plan. This one-course-at a time system takes place year round as well as in the summertime. In one block at Colorado College, the student can absorb, learn and explore through a seminar-style inter-disciplinary teaching. For information E-mail: summer@ColoradoCollege.edu or call 719-389-6655 or visit the web site at: http://www.coloradocollege.edu/summersession/

Columbia Union College's "Capital Summer Session"
This summer session is open to high school graduates with a 2.5 GPA and students who have completed their junior year of high schools with a 3.0 GPA or higher. It allows students to select one free class that will earn them 3 credits towards their college education.

Students can select one class of three class offerings: Introduction to Human Communication, U.S.History 1, Jesus and the Gospels. It is a wonderful opportunity for students to experience college. For more information, call 301-891-4080 or visit http://www.cuc.edu

Columbia University "Summer Journalism Workshop"
Sponsored by Columbia Scholastic Press Association at Columbia University. Come join hundreds of newspaper and yearbook students and advisors as they improve their skills, rethink their publications and take part sin a learning experience like no other in the media capital of the world. For information, call 212.854.9400, email cspa@columbia.edu, or visit the web site: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cspa/SummerJournalismWorkshop.html

Concordia Language Villages, Concordia College, Moorhead, MN
Since 1961, the Concordia Language Villages have offered young people the opportunity to enroll in language immersion programs to prepare them for responsible citizenship in a global community. Located in Minnesota, the language offerings include Chinese, Danish, English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. They also offer programs abroad in China, France, Germany, Japan, Russia and Spain. Please visit the web site http://www.ConcordiaLanguageVillages.org or see the brochure in the Career Center for more information.

Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA
Dickinson offers a wide variety of summer programs. Pre-college programs include business, Spanish immersion, pre-law, science, research and writing workshop, and many others. In addition, extracurricular and co-curricular activities are offered. These courses are offered for summer credit and enrichment. Brochures are available in the Career Center. For detailed information about each program, go to http://www.dickinson.edu/summer/index_main.shtml

Duke University, Talent Identification Program (TIP)
The Duke University Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP) identifies gifted children and provides resources to nurture the development of these exceptionally bright youngsters. Giftedness is greatly misunderstood, and children with advanced intellectual and academic abilities continually perplex and challenge educators and parents.

Duke TIP is committed to serving this unique group of students by providing services and programs beyond what is offered in the classroom. Often schools do not have the resources and staff to adequately provide for the academic challenges and social and emotional support that gifted children require. Through Duke TIP a whole range of activities and programs are accessible to parents and teachers to meet the individual needs of gifted children. For a variety of reasons, many gifted children simply do not reach their full potential. Exceptionally bright students often go unrecognized because they hide their talents, underachieve, or exhibit behavioral problems. In addition, a disproportionately large number of minority group students, youngsters from families where English is not the primary spoken language in the home, and children from less affluent families are at risk for not being identified as gifted.

Duke TIP provides students with the opportunity to learn more about their abilities. In fourth and fifth grade, qualifying students may participate in Duke TIP's 4th/5th Grade Talent Search (formerly MAP) program and may take advantage of its optional above-level testing. Through Duke TIP's 7th Grade Talent Search program, which focuses on the identification, recognition, and support of high-ability seventh graders, students take college entrance exams alongside high school students. A large number of 7th grade Talent Search participants earn scores that many high school seniors would envy.

TIP is pleased to announce several exciting summer opportunities for gifted students providing challenging experiences. These programs include: PreCollege Program at Duke, Global Dialogues Institute at Wake Forest University, Leadership Institute at Duke, Domestic and International Field Studies (grades 9-12: Radio Astronomy, Mountain Lake. Grades 10-12: Ghost Ranch, Filmmaking, Costa Rica, France, Italy, Greece.) Many things are offered within each program.

Call 919-684-3847, or check the web site at http://www.tip.duke.edu
Programs are offered to different age levels in many locations.

Eastern US Music Camp, Colgate University, Hamilton, NY
The camp offers a special musical experience in a beautiful college setting for students ages 10-19. Perform in bands, orchestras, choirs, jazz ensembles, chamber music, recitals, concerts. For more information, email summer@easternusmusiccamp.com or visit the web site http://www.easternusmusiccamp.com

EduVacations
Explore languages, sports, culinary and fine arts in great places with eduVacations. Try one of the following: "Spanish immersion weekend in Virginia's Shenandoah Valle or "Speak Spanish Total Immersion Program in D.C" or "Summer Specials May to September in Spain, France, Austria or the Caribbean". The entire weekend takes place in Spanish. Structured and semi-structured classes and activities.

Open to people of all ages and skill levels. For more information, contact eduVacations, 1431 21st St NW, Suite 302, Washington, DC 20036, 202.857.8384, fax 202-463-8091, web site http://www.eduvacations.com/

Exeter Summer School
Summer School, Phillips Exeter Academy. 450 resident and day students from all over the world, entering grades 10, 11, 12, or college freshmen. Over 100 courses offered in art, computer studies, drama and dance, English, history, social sciences, foreign language, mathematics, music, psychology and science. On-campus and off-campus recreational and cultural events. For detailed information and costs, go to: http://www.exeter.edu/summer/ or call 603.777.3488.

Furman University (Greenville, SC), Summer Scholars
Noted as one of the top liberal arts colleges, Furman's Summer Scholars Program is open to students entering 11th or 12th grades who have strong academic skills and motivation. Rising 10th graders may be admitted under special circumstances. Acceptance on a first-come basis, early application is recommended.

Experience dormitory living, dining hall eating, stimulating classes and campus life. Take your choice among 10 one-week and two-week programs that range from language to law and from science to film. Experience campus life, explore and area of academic interest and meet students with interests like yours.

Cost is $750 for one-week programs, $1250 for the two-week program. For more information, visit the web site at: http://www.furman.edu/summerscholars/ , call 864.294.2155, or email continuing.education@furman.edu

Georgetown University's Gateway to Business
Gateway to Business is an intensive 6-credit program designed for non- business majors who want to learn more about the business environment. Curriculum includes finance, marketing, management, accounting, communications, strategy, planning, organizational behavior, information systems and business law. Application deadline is April 30. Tuition for the course is $3900. http://www.georgetown.edu/ssce/

Global Works
Summer service programs for students. Offers 3 types of programs: cultural exchange and service, language exposure and service, language immersion and service. Global Works trips provide a rewarding blend of community service and cultural exchange, language learning and adventure travel. The company offers small group travel with a 5:2 student/staff ratio. For detailed information and costs, go to: http://www.globalworksinc.com or call 814.667.2411

Harvard University, Summer School, "Secondary School Program"
This is a summer program for highly qualified juniors and seniors lasting 8 weeks. Students should have the academic and emotional maturity to benefit from such a program. Students should be in the upper 15% of their class and should be contributing members of their school or community in such areas as student newspaper or government, music or volunteer service. For the first time, this year a limited number of exceptional students finishing tenth grade will be accepted. Secondary School Program students take regular courses with undergraduates, live in dorms, and participate in a number of other activities.

A limited amount of financial aid is available. Visit the web site http://www.ssp.harvard.edu

Interlocken, Association of Experiential Education
Carefully designed hands-on educational experiences with a commitment to diversity. There is a broad range of domestic and international programs accredited by the American Camping Association. http://www.interlocken.org

International Seminar Series in Paris
Summer in Paris. Cultural immersion through community service pulls the student directly into the culture and its central issues. Daily journal keeping help the student identify self-insights. Includes an academic seminar, class work in French, day trips that compliment the daily work which may include working with troubled adolescents, abused women or a day care center. For information visit http://www.study-serve.org, e-mail iss@study-serve.org, or call 1.800.353-5534.

Ithaca College: Summer College for High School Sophomores and Juniors
Ithaca's College offers three programs this summer.3 week, 5 week and one week mini-courses are available to sophomores and juniors in high school.

Three-Week: Three weeks, two or three credits, one course-for students who have completed their sophomore or junior year in high school. Students choose one of six courses in acting, business, health sciences, psychology, and writing. The fee for room, board and tuition is $2,650.

Five Week Program: Five weeks, six to eight credits, two courses: an intensive academic program for students who have completed their JUNIOR year in high school. Exceptional sophomores may also apply. Students enroll in two courses in the performing arts, communications, the humanities, business, and the social sciences. The fee: $4,900.

Mini-courses: An intensive week of anatomy, physiology, chemistry, guitar, writing college application essays or short stories, examining the Holocaust or studying stand-up comedy. Open to all qualified high school students. The fee: $950
Applications: http://www.ithaca.edu/summercollege

July Experience '06
Students in the July Experience '06 will select two courses from several liberal arts disciplines-biology, economics, English, mathematics, psychology, political science, and physics-for concentrated study during the three weeks. Within this framework, each course will meet for one 90-minute period each day and a few laboratory sessions. All courses will be taught by Davidson professors. These experiences are for young men and women who are highly motivated, academically oriented and self-disciplined. Applicants are expected to have strong academic records and to be highly recommended by the principal and the counselor. Applications are due by the first Monday in April. Total cost is $2,100.00. A limited number of scholarships are available to minority students with financial need. No courses carry high school or college credit.

The Junior Statesmen Summer School
Students who have a passionate interest in politics and current events should consider the Junior Statesmen Summer School program, located on the campuses of Georgetown, Yale, Princeton, Stanford and Northwestern. This unique program has three core components: a rigorous curriculum, student led debates, and an exciting speakers program. Scholarship money is available. For detailed information, see the brochure and nominating form, or call 800-334-5353 or email jsa@jsa.org

Kentucky Appalachian Science Enrichment Program (KASEP)
KASEP is a 5 week summer science camp for rising tenth graders at the University of Kentucky, funded through the National Cancer Institute. For students interested in pursuing a science or mathematics related career and have a record of above average academic achievement. For more information on KASEP you may access the brochure and application along with program dates and deadlines through: http://www.cancer.uky.edu/kasep or call the Lexington office at 859-219-0771 or email at scruse@kasep.uky.edu

Landmark College High school Program
$3,500. High school students ages 16 to 18.

Three Core Courses offered: Reading and Study Skills--Understand and Remember Content, Writing--From PreWriting to Final Draft, and Communication: Express Yourself. A variety of topical workshops will be offered.

All students live on campus in a residence hall, and attend classes and seminars Monday to Friday. Structured evening activities, weekend field trips, and the opportunity to participate in some athletic competition are planned.

Please contact the Admissions Office for applications and information: http://www.landmark.edu/ed/summer/index.html, admissions@landmark.edu, or call 802.387.6718.

Landmark College Summer Session
This program, designed for high school graduates and college students, includes work designed to develop skills and strategies students need to achieve success during fall and spring semesters. Fees including room, board and tuition are $7,875. Contact the admissions office at 802.387.6718 or email at admissions@landmark.edu or visit http://www.landmark.edu/ed/summer/college.htm

Landmark School 2006 Summer Programs (for students with a learning disability)
For Boys and girls 7 to 20, in grades 2-12, who are of average to superior intelligence, who have a history of healthy emotional development, and who have a language-based learning disability, such as dyslexia. Landmark's programs IS NOT structured for children who have a primary emotional disturbance or behavioral difficulty. Elementary and Middle School Programs and High School Programs (grades 9-12).
For an application and/or more information, contact: Director of Admissions: 978.236.3000 or web site : http://www.landmarkschool.org/newsite/index.cfm

Landmark School, Prides Crossing, MA
The Landmark School Program provides a supplement to the traditional school year program with a comprehensive review of basic language arts and study skills. The program provides individualized programs that include a full day academic program as well as exciting combination programs featuring seamanship, marine science, and an adventures ropes course. Also offered is the Landmark School Preparatory Program. This unique program accepts college bound students in grades 9-12 who will benefit from a small language-based learning environment. Please call 978-236-3000 for more information.

Landmark Volunteers
Summer and one week spring programs at various locations throughout the country. Open to 10th, 11th and 12th graders, the program offers students the opportunity to make new friends and gain the volunteer experience so vital in today's competitive environment. The tax-deductible contribution per session is $875. For a brochure, stop in the Career Center or call 800-955-1178 (24 hours a day) or visit the web site http://www.volunteers.com

Marywood University, Pathways
A two-week summer program for high school students:
High School Students
Three classes daily and planned nightly activities. For more information, go to http://www.marywood.edu/www2/conted_adm/conted.htm or call 800.724.0399.

Michigan Math and Science Scholars
University of Michigan, "Michigan Math and Science Scholars" The MMSS program is an all sciences program for current high school students that have completed, at a minimum, the ninth grade. The program offers exciting, intensive classes for high school students. Topics covered may include, but are not limited to, Mathematics, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology, Statistics, Physics, Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Half of every workday will be spent with the professor in charge of the particular class, the other half in laboratory, field research or other hands-on experiences. There are also planned social activities, and time to enjoy the city and campus in the evenings and on the weekends. Visit the web site at http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss/

Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD)
MIAD is Wisconsin's only independent professional college of visual art offering a BFA degree in Fine Arts (painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking and photography) and Design (communication design, illustration, industrial design and interior architecture and design). The Pre-College Program is designed to provide studio experiences for high school students which bring about the essential transition from general student status to college-level students of art and design. MIAD also offers a MAJORS Program for students working at an advanced level. For more information visit the web site at http://www.miad.edu/text/precollege.php#PCStart

Montgomery College at Takoma Park "AFI Film Workshops"
This comprehensive movie production experience offers aspiring filmmakers a chance to put their vision on videotape. For young adults ages 16 and up, these intensive three week session workshops help students learn the nuts and bolts of motion picture production. Two 3-week sessions are held in July and August. Call Perry Schwartz at the Takoma Park Campus 301-650-1200

Musical Theater Institute for Teens
An intensive four-week training program in which participants rehearse and perform a full musical production at the critically acclaimed Source Theater in downtown Washington. Enables young artists to explore challenging, socially relevant material from the contemporary musical theatre world as they receive the intensive voice, movement and acting training essential for professional level performance. Tuition is $725.00. Applications: http://www.theatrelab.org
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NASA Prep Program, Capitol College
For highly motivated minority juniors or seniors (preference given to graduating seniors), a six week summer engineering program for those interested in pursuing a degree in astronautical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, electrical engineering or software engineering. Must be a US citizen. Call 1-800-950-1992.

National High School Institute, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
Developed especially for high school students, this program brings together gifted young people and superior teachers in an atmosphere of affection, knowledge, and trust. In each of the seven divisions, students gain practical college level experience, interact with faculty, tackle new social and intellectual challenges, and experience college life. The seven divisions are: Coon-Hardy Debate Scholars, Championship Debate, Journalism, Junior Statesmen, Music, Media Arts and Theatre Arts. Students must have finished their junior year. Fees vary, as do requirements for the various programs. Information available at 1-800-662-NHSI, 847-491-3026, e-mail to nhsi@northwestern.edu or visit http://]www.northwestern.edu/nhsi

Oxbridge Academic Programs (Oxford and Cambridge)
Three summer programs, The Oxford Tradition, the Cambridge Tradition, and the Academie de Paris. A unique opportunity for exceptional high school students to experience the intellectual challenge and creative stimulus of living and studying in on these world famous centers of learning, history, and culture. Interest cards are available in the Career Center, or call 1-800-828-8349, or visit http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com, email at info@oxbridgeprograms.com

The Oxford Tradition
The Oxford Tradition is a unique pre-college academic program that brings high school students (grades 10-12) to Oxford University for a month of intensive study and the experience of British college life. Students choose from among 27 different courses: the traditional Humanities and Sciences such as Literature, Archeology, Politics, Law and Medicine; and a variety of production and workshop courses such as Drama, Journalism, and Photography. The faculty of Rhodes Scholars, Oxford professors, art historians, writers and specialists in many fields provide a truly exceptional experience. Applications are in the Career Center. Send with $750.00 and a 1-2 page personal statement (single spaced) about why you are applying to the program.

Oxford Advanced Studies Program at Magdalen College, Oxford England
CONTACT: Ralph Dennison at Ralph.dennison@oasp.ac.uk, or 203-966-2886, or http://www.oxtutor.co.uk/framoasp.htm, or email: oxedge@aol.com

For sophomores and juniors
This Program offers a superb academic curriculum in a range of subjects, from which two or three are chosen. Stimulating small group and one-on-one teaching is one of the distinctive features of the course. Subjects available: Literature in the Modern Age, Shakespeare, American in the Jazz Age, The Dictatorships in Europe (1919-39), Art and Architecture, Philosophy in Literature, Practical Drama, Film Studies, Creative Writing, Introduction to Economics, International Relations, Comparative Politics and Government, Psychology, English Law and the European Community; French, Spanish, German, Russian and Italian; Algebra, Trig, Pre-Calculus, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Probability and Statistics, Medical Biology, Physics, Chemistry. Supporting this is a full calendar of cultural visits, including London, Stratford, Stonehenge and Warwick Castle, plus social activities and sports. E-mail: oxedge@aol.com

Pre-College Program Pratt Institute Summer 2006
Architecture, Creative Writing, Fashion Design, Fine Arts (painting and Drawing), Graphic Design, Illustration (Traditional and Digital), Interior Design, Photography, Sculpture. Detailed information will be sent to students after receipt of the deposit. http://www.pratt.edu/precollege

Presidential Classroom Program
For 35 years, Presidential Classroom has provided the premier civic and leadership development program to schools. Reserve space now to participate in an extraordinary week. For a complete calendar of dates and program topics, Visit the web site at http://www.presidentialclassroom.org/ . These special focus programs are designed to give students an in depth exposure to a policy area of national importance. Also see the FAQ area.

Pre-College Enrichment for High School Students
Summer Discovery: UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, UC San Diego, University of Michigan, Georgetown University, University of Vermont, Cambridge University. Experience college life in a variety of settings. Days typically include breakfast, morning class, lunch, free time, afternoon class, afternoon activity/recreation time, dinner, chill time, Summer Discovery prime time, in residence/bedtime. Weekends generally filled with day and evening events, field trips, activities and excursions. Visit ttp://www.summerfun.com

Randolph-Macon Summer School
Randolph Macon Academy, Front Royal, Va.
FOUR PROGRAMS:
Middle School Summer Program for Students Rising to Grades 6-8.
The Middle School Summer Program combines an academic schedule with enrichment sessions that include the Accelerated Reader Program, an intramural sports program, organized activities, and academic and recreational field trips. Academic courses include English and Reading Comprehension Grades 6 and 7, English and the Writing Process for rising 7th~ and 8th Grades, Concrete Mathematics Grades 6 and 7, Abstract Mathematics (Pre-Algebra) for Grade 8, Computer Science, and Study Skills.

High School Program for students rising to grades 9-12.
The Upper School Summer School is a four-week, fully accredited, non-military program that provides the opportunity for students to earn advanced credits or do remedial work to strengthen their scholastic foundation. Classes meet five and one-half days each week and regular homework is assigned. A variety of recreational activities complete the daily schedule. A repeat course requires three hours/day, and a new course requires six hours/day. Two-hour study sessions are required for boarding students. Organized athletics and recreational weekend activities complement the academic program. Planned summer classes include: English 8-12, French, Spanish, Latin, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Biology, Chemistry, U.S. Government, U.S. History, World History I & II, Study Skills/Expository Writing.~Middle school Academic Camp, high school level also.

The International Student Summer Program for ESOL students.
The Academy's English as a Second Language (ESL) Summer School Program is one of the few summer programs in Virginia designated for this purpose. The program operates on three levels: for those who speak no English, for those with intermediate English skills, and for those who simply need to sharpen their skills to prepare for high school and college-level work. These students take part in a total immersion program for English fluency in which they attend special language classes and work at individually paced computer programs.

Flight Program.
Randolph-Macon Academy offers a complete instructional package that includes aviation ground school and twenty hours of flight instruction.
During the four-week summer session students will have the opportunity to reach solo status. Some may go further, and some may not achieve this level of competence. Pacing will depend on the students' ability and dedication.

APPLY ONLINE at http://www.rma.edu, click on Summer Programs at the top or call 800.272.1172.

St. John's University's Education Adventure
Education Adventure Summer 2003 is a residential academic program for pre-college students designed to further scholastic aptitude and broaden academic interest within the university environment. These two-week sessions are open to "rising" students entering 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades from June 29th through August 8th. For more information, call 1-800-370-0392 or vist the web site at http://www.stjohns.edu/adventure/

Sidwell Friends School
Courses are offered for credit, enrichment, and review. In addition to their standard courses, many new offerings include Chinese Language review, Spanish review and service, French review, Caribbean Poetry and Drama, and a variety of computer programs. For additional information, visit the web site http://www.sidwell.edu/summer

Skidmore College - Acceleration Program in Art for High School Students
Open to sophomore, Junior and Senior High School students, this summer art program offers students the opportunity to attend college courses along with Skidmore College students. Earn college credits. More information visit http://www.skidmore.edu/administration/osp2/summer_ap-art/index.htm or contact: mneedham@skidmore.edu

Smith College - Nurturing the Scientist within the Girl
A summer science and engineering program for high school girls, A four week residential program for exceptional women with strong interests in science, engineering and medicine. Do hands on research with Smith faculty in the life and physical sciences and engineering. Girls who will be in high school in grades 9-12 in fall are eligible to apply. For a brochure, application and financial aid information, contact: Smith Summer Science and Engineering Program, Clark Hall, Smith College, Northampton, MA 01063Call 413-585-3060, fax 413-585-3068, email gscordil@smith.edu or check the web site , http://www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep/

Smithsonian Associates, The
Young Associates is currently searching for responsible and highly motivated teenagers and young adults to assist with Summer Camp 2003. Youth Teacher Associates should be ages 15 and older to offer support to the instructors of the full and half day classes. The YTA options will be from June 28-August 8 on a weekly basis. Summer camp sessions are held on the National Mall in the Ripley Center.
Questions and/or applications: 202-786-3463 or send an e-mail to odenwma@tsa.si.edu

Summer@Dynamy
Dynamy is for students who are entering grade twelve or have just completed high school who want to enhance their self-knowledge and personal competence as they look ahead to the decisions of education, career and life. Dynamy begins with a six day Outward Bound expedition in the beautiful Maine wilderness. Your time continues in the city of Worcester with a 3 and ½ week full-time internship. Here you will be working side-by-side with professionals, getting the insider's view of the third largest city in New England and the world of work.
For DEADLINE and other info: info@dynamy.org, call 508-755-2571 or visit http://www.dynamy.org

Summer Actor Training 2006
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts offers a 6-week Summer Program at both its New York and Hollywood schools. The Summer Program is designed for those who would like to begin their study of acting and for those who would like to test their interest and ability in an environment of professional training. Courses include Acting, Voice and Speech, Vocal Production, and Movement. 1-800-463-8990 or e-mail admissions-ny@aada.org Visit the web site at: http://www.aada.org/html/curriculum/summer.html

Summer at American University "Summer 2006 for Pre-College Students"
Pre-College Programs open to high school students with a B or better grade point average may enroll as non-degree students in summer session courses. Discover the world of communication: film production; digital imaging; photography; script writing for filmmakers; news writing workshop. For pre-college program dates, class schedules, and registration information call 202-885-2421, email: summer@american.edu or visit http://www.summer.american.edu/other.depts/summer/summer/preCollege/index.htm

Summer at WES, Washington Episcopal School
Bethesda Summer employment for high school seniors and graduates as assistant camp counselors. Enthusiastic counselors needed for elementary grade children's camp. Daily schedule is 8:30-3:30. Salaries negotiable, contact Patrick Bane at 301-652-7878, ext. 269 for more details; or check the web site http://www.w-e-s.org

2006 Summer Business Leadership Academy
The Fox School of Business and Management, Temple University Four-week session (July 6-August 1), for students entering 11 and 12 grades. The cost is approximately $4,000. Students must be prepared for college level coursework and have demonstrated motivation through superior grades. Visit www.temple.edu

Summer in Switzerland
This summer enrichment program through the Leysin American School offers a well-balanced program for students age 9-19 combining Academic Enrichment (including IB prep classes) in the mornings with the beautiful alpine environment for outdoor adventure. Three-week specialized programs are also offered: Theater in the Alps (developing drama talents); Leadership Adventure (developing outdoor leadership skills); English as a Second Language program (improving English skills both inside and outside of class). Opportunities are also provided before and after the summer programs for tours throughout Europe.
For information: call 1-888-642-4142 or e-mail: usadmissions@as.ch or visit the web site at: http://www.las.ch/main/summer/

Summer Experience at Notre Dame,
Summer Experience at Notre Dame is a challenging and fun time when high school students can discover what the college experience can be. Cost is $2500, limited scholarship funds are available for qualifying students. For complete information including an on-line application, check out the web site http://www.nd.edu/~precoll

Summer Honors Program for High School Students
Students from across the country come together for intensive academic exploration in a one week or two week session class. They will live in-residence, share meals in the dining hall, and learn with a community of scholars during each day's classes. Evening activities are designed to expose the student to college life outside the classroom. Session 1): choose from a variety of discipline-specific classes in which to specialize such as philosophy, finance journalism, film, literature, biology, biochemistry or art. Session 2: Pick a discipline you are interested in for an intensive week of all-day exploration and discovery. Create a group newspaper from start to finish; investigate genetic engineering techniques and applications using top equipment to approach recombinant DNA technology.
$399.00 per week. Scholarships available.
FOR INFO: http://www.iup.edu/honors

Summer Institute for High School Students, Grinnell College
The Summer Institute is for any college-bound student who wishes to sample the college experience. It allows students to explore their abilities and improve their skills. It is composed of a group of intensive workshops based on college courses. The institute is a four week program. Students must have completed their junior year and have successfully completed Algebra II. Visit the web site http://www.grinnell.edu or email the admissions office at ask grin@grinnell.edu.

Theatre Lab The, Washington, DC
Summer Youth Programs 2003-serious fun! Summer Acting Camp for Kids, Summer Acting Camp for Teens, and Musical Theatre Institute for Teens. Each summer, more than 125 young people take part in these successful summer programs. Offering serious theatre training taught by area professionals, a unique environment is created that is friendly, supportive and incredibly fun. No auditions

Summer Acting Institute for Teens
Summer Acting Institute for Teens: designed to immerse young adults in the art of acting from exploring the essential principles of the craft to participating in a public performance at the end of four weeks. Taught by Washington's top theatre professionals. http://www.theatrelab.org M-F 9-3 p.m. Acting Institute is $575.00

University of Chicago Summer Experience (Graham School of General Studies)
Summer Session 2006 offers highly motivated students the experience of student life at the University of Chicago first hand. Students may enroll in a wide array of undergraduate courses for college credit, sitting alongside college students in courses such as English, history or a foreign language and may also choose to enroll in dedicated programs that pursue specialized topics: Research in the Biological Sciences, geological study, the Film Academy at Chicago, American Law and Litigation, Animal Behavior and Conservation, creative writing and more. Contact Jeffrey H. Rosen at 773-702-1725 or jrosen@uchicago.edu. Or visit http://grahamschool.uchicago.edu/summer/highschool.cfm

UMBC Regional Upward Bound Mathematics and Science Program
Students spend six weeks at the University of Maryland , Baltimore County improving and advancing their mathematics and science skills in exciting ways…working with computers, interacting with University staff, visiting area scientific and cultural centers, and doing research projects under the guidance of a mentor. Participants learn about educational opportunities and gain insights into a variety of careers in biology, mathematics, physics, chemistry and related fields. The students live in a residence hall and take classes in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics. Each student receives a stipend of $90.00 upon completion of the six-week program.
TO QUALIFY: student must have completed ninth grade. Must have an interest in math or science. Must have a 3.0 GPA or better. Must have a low-income status and/or first generation college status.
TO GET AN APPLICATION: Call 410/455-3677 or 1-888/321-1298 (Dr. Donald Hoes, Director, Ms. Antonia Dubicki, or Mrs. Patti Schuyler). You may also send an e-mail to hoessr@research.umbc.edu

Summer Session, 2006, UMBC
Whether you are getting a jump on graduation requirements, a student at another university, or a lifelong learner, UMBC has what you need. Summer includes two six week sessions and one eight week session. For course listings and other requirements contact the Office of Summer and Winter Programs at 410-455-2335, email summer@umbc.edu

University of Wisconsin-Madison, American Collegiate Adventures
Summer 2006 Pre-College Programs for High School students. This year, we are offering our exceptional pre-college programs at two great locations: Madison, Wisconsin and Seville, Spain. The Madison program is a two-, three- or six-week experience for students completing grades 9-11. The Seville four-week pre-college program immerses students completing grades 9-12 in the quintessential European experience, and offers the chance to earn up to six college credits. View exciting program on web site http://www.acasummer.com or view full-color brochures in the Career Center.

Visions, Service Adventures
TERM: approximately one month
Visions is a co-ed summer program offering community service experiences in cross-cultural settings at home and abroad to high school students age 14-18. The program blends service work, intercultural living and learning, and adventurous exploration. Sites offered include the Dominican Republic, Montana, South Carolina, Tortola, Alaska, Australia, Peru, Ecuador, Guadeloupe, Trinidad and Virgin Gorda. Fees vary from $2700 to $3980, not including air fare, certain taxes, or spending money. Call 1-800-813-9283 or visit their site at http://www.VisionsServiceAdventures.com

The W.E.B. DuBois Scholars Institute, Princeton, NJ
This Institute is a 50-c non-profit leadership training organization. While in residence at Princeton University during the summer, the Institute provides scholarship, leadership, and entrepreneurship training for high achieving students. Students entering the tenth or eleventh grade in Fall 2006 are eligible to participate. Students must be willing to attend this residential program for the full session including weekends. The Institute will be held from Saturday to Saturday at Princeton. Students are expected to cover costs for room, board, books, insurance, field trips and recreational services. Scholarships are available to cover tuition expenses. For more information, please see the packet in the Career Center or contact the Institute at 973-720-3394.

Wilderness Ventures
Information request postcards are available on a poster in the Career Center for the programs offered by Wilderness Ventures. Pick one up for mailing, or check their web site at http://www.wildernessventures.com or call 800-533-2281.

William Patterson University "Summer Jazz at William Patterson
Experience an Award-winning Jazz Tradition this summer at the 10th annual "Improvisation Workshop for High School and College Students . This week includes 7 intense days of improvisation and performance for students age 14 and older with classes in improvisation, arranging and jazz history. The Artist-in-Residence is Billy Taylor. Or visit the web site at: http://www.wpunj.edu