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SUMMER 2025 OPPORTUNITIESNOTE: THESE ARE NOT SUMMER SCHOOL OPTIONS FOR CREDIT RECOVERY.PLEASE LOOK AT THE SUMMER SCHOOL LINK TO FIND CREDIT RECOVERY AND NEW CREDIT PROGRAMS.
Hello Randall,
We are excited to share a special opportunity for your high-achieving students: the Morehouse Summer Pre-College Program. This program is designed for rising high school juniors and seniors who want to experience college-level coursework, earn credit, and engage with Morehouse faculty—all before they graduate high school.
For a flat fee of $3,500, students can enroll in up to three courses, representing a tuition savings of up to $10,000. This program is a fantastic way for students to prepare for college success while exploring the academic excellence of Morehouse College.
Program Dates: June 2 – July 11, 2025
Application Deadline: April 25, 2025
Online Courses: Students can experience Morehouse from home
Apply Link: https://slate.morehouse.edu/register/?id=d2f541c5-304d- 4fbc-897f-344fc8a24c28 We encourage you to share this opportunity with your students and families. Please let us know if you would like additional materials or a presentation for your school.
Learn more & Apply Here! If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.
Have more questions?
My name is Mr. Jacory Bernard, and I’m the Senior Assistant Director for Admissions & Recruitment at Morehouse College. I assist students & their families, as well as, high school counselors & access professionals with questions about the Morehouse Admissions Process, Scheduling Campus Tours and the Morehouse Summer Pre-College Program. I’d love to discuss any questions or thoughts you have about the program.
Feel free to email me back with your questions, or if you’d like to schedule a time to chat by phone, click here to schedule a meeting.
If you have a student that is ready to take the next step in applying for the summer program, they can start their application today by visiting the Morehouse Summer Pre-College Application. You’re also welcome to explore the application while we schedule time to connect.
I look forward to speaking with you and hope to welcome your students to the Morehouse experience soon!
Best regards,
Jacory Bernard '21
Morehouse College
Senior Assistant Director,
Admissions & Recruitment
"Don't ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive."
- Howard Thurman, Morehouse Class of 1923
Morehouse College, 830 Westview Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30314, USA, (470) 639-0999
Rutgers University–New Brunswick is excited to share information about our Pre-College Summer Programs for your high school students, offered by the Office of Summer and Winter Sessions.
Students will have unique opportunities to explore academic interests, experience college life, and consider possible majors at a top research university. They can also earn college credits in participating programs to jumpstart their college education.
We hope you will share the information below with students who are looking to take their academics to the next level this summer!Summer Program OverviewWho can apply?High school students currently completing their sophomore and junior year of high school, ages 16 to 18, by summer 2025What are the application requirements?• Online application
• Minimum 3.0 grade-point average
• Additional information, including a letter of recommendation, transcript, and more (specific to chosen program)What programs are available?In a one-week immersive academy, students are able to experience college early by exploring an area of interest and learning from leading field experts and professionals. These programs are in person, with residential and commuter options.
Academy program topics:- Astronomy & Astrophysics
- Building Leadership Strategies
- Engineering
- IDEA Design
- Physical Therapy*
- Pre-Law & Mock Trial
*1.5 college credit offered
Students are able to enroll in up to two program-approved courses for credit. Courses are college-level academics, taught by Rutgers instructors with undergraduate classmates. This program has in-person, hybrid, and online options available.
There are 40+ introductory courses to choose from, including the following:- General Psychology
- Comparative Politics
- Intro to Microeconomics
- Painting
- Experiments with Green Fluorescent Protein (Biochemistry)
View Program Information When are applications due?
Summer Academies applications are due May 16, 2025.
The Summer Scholars program application deadline depends on the session during which the course is offered. Session I course applications are due May 18, 2025, while Session II course applications are due June 28, 2025.If you have any questions, please contact our Pre-College team at precollegeacademies@rutgers.edu or summerscholars@rutgers.edu.
Sincerely,
Rutgers Pre-College Summer Programs
Rutgers University–New Brunswick
In case you missed it, I wanted to make sure you knew about the exciting Summer Institute Programs offered to current high school students by Drexel University’s College of Arts and Sciences this summer. We are now accepting applications in our upcoming programs and there is still time to apply and enroll! If you know a student who will be in high school for the 2025-2026 academic year, encourage them to submit an application today! We will be reviewing applications each week through the payment deadlines.
Offered in a variety of disciplines from mathematics and journalism to Chinese language and culture, these programs give students the chance to learn about a field of interest in an immersive and fun college setting. Additionally, students have the opportunity to work closely with world-renowned faculty and industry experts to develop their academic and professional interests.
Our 2025 Summer Institutes are weeklong programs on Drexel’s Philadelphia campus and in surrounding neighborhoods, which offer an optional overnight residential component:- Big City Journalist Boot Camp | Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA | July 14-18
- Cryptology: Coding and Decoding Secret Messages Camp | Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA | July 14-18
- Math, Music and Coding Camp | Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA | July 14-18
Camp tuition is $850 per camp. Students who opt to pay by April 30 will receive $50 off the regular tuition rates and pay only $800. Overnight campus stays (with or without on-campus dining vouchers) may be added for an additional fee.
Additionally, Drexel University is pleased to present a two-week long immersive Experiential Chinese language and culture summer program, free of charge, funded through a generous grant from the National Security Agency's STARTALK initiative. No prior Chinese experience is required. Limited space is available and a select number of participants may also be funded for on-campus overnight housing for the duration of the program.- STARTALK Drexel: Experiential Chinese High School Program | Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA | July 14-25
For more detailed information, sample itineraries and to apply to these programs, please visit our website. Be sure to direct students to our website to submit their applications.
Summer Institutes are a great way for high school students to sample the flavor of Drexel University’s exciting programs. Please encourage those who are getting ready to apply for their college experience to visit the College of Arts and Sciences website to learn about the 20 majors, 42 minors, 14 certificates and numerous accelerated and pre-professional programs offered by Drexel’s College of Arts and Sciences.
Please encourage anyone interested to contact me at coas@drexel.edu for more information about our upcoming summer programs for high school students. We hope to see your students this summer!
Sincerely,Janine N. Guerra, LLM '24, JD, MBA, MS
Director of Recruitment and Enrollment
College of Arts and Sciences
Summer break will be here before long – and as you know, it is a great time for your students to explore what piques their interest! If you have students with an interest in art, science, and technology, we are excited to invite them to register for one of our Architecture Career Discovery Programs.This two-week class is designed to expose you to a high-quality undergraduate architecture program. The core of this course is studio work.
High school students entering 10th, 11th, and 12th grade in the fall who are interested in future careers in architecture or design-related fields and curious about the world are encouraged to apply. The first week of the course will focus on building models and making drawings by hand. The second week will focus on using the computer as a design tool. Students will learn 3D modeling in Rhinoceros, 2D drawing, and image editing in Adobe Creative Suite.
This exciting, immersive workshop will open your eyes to architecture as a future career and provide you with an impressive portfolio piece, essential to be accepted into a premier program - like Rensselaer.
In-person session: July 7-18, 2025 (9 a.m. - 4 p.m. EDT)
Register Now
Online session: July 21-August 1, 2025 (11 a.m. - 6 p.m. EDT)
Register NowProgram cost: $1850
Registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
We look forward to introducing your students to a field that combines art, science and technology!
Sincerely,
Matt Lopez, Career Discovery Program Director
& The Summer, Outreach, & Advanced Professional Services Office
P.S. Click to discover more about our School of Architecture!We’re very happy to share with you information about an exciting new program we’re launching at SUNY Geneseo this summer!
The Geneseo Summer Academy: Live and Learn on Campus is a week-long residential experience for rising juniors and rising seniors.
Students will live in dorms, eat in dining halls, and participate in hands-on learning led by Geneseo’s expert faculty. Current Geneseo students will serve as mentors, helping students uncover the secrets to success both inside and outside of the classroom.
Through five interdisciplinary tracks, students will dive into topics like sustainability, political thought, activism through art, and creative writing. Small class sizes and interactive workshops allow for personalized learning and leadership development. In addition, workshops will help students understand and prepare for the college application process, understand financial aid, and build the confidence to use the various resources on any college campus.
We hope you’ll share this information with your students! For more information, please visit our webpage.
Sincerely,
David Levy
Professor and Chair
Philosophy Department
Drexel's Summer Institutes: Enrichment Opportunities for Your Students Drexel offers high school students a range of academic programs during the summer to explore what life in college is all about. Offering residential, day, and virtual options, your students can take advantage of Drexel faculty-led workshops, labs, facilities, and all the city of Philadelphia has to offer.
The Classes
At Drexel's Summer Institutes, students learn in state-of-the-art recording studios, securities trading labs, designer boutiques, salt marshes, and more. Your students are ambitious — at Drexel, we help them explore their interests and get a preview of college life.
The Teachers
Summer Institutes are led by Drexel University professors. Our faculty are successful artists, business leaders, practicing doctors, counseling professionals, computer programmers, engineers, and expert scientists. They're ready to teach your students what they've learned from working in their industries.
The Campus and Beyond
The college experience is more than just classes. At Drexel's Summer Institutes, students will make new friends, experience the life of an undergraduate student on campus, and explore the historic city of Philadelphia. With residential, commuting, and virtual options, and programs that range in length from one to five weeks, school could be the most exciting thing they do all summer.
Read more about the Summer Institutes at Drexel University, including a complete list of programs, dates, and application instructions.
Admissions Visit Campus Contact Us Drexel University Undergraduate Admissions
3141 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
215.895.2400We're excited to announce that our Summer Bridge Scholars Program is open for registration! This program gives incoming, deposited freshmen the opportunity to earn six credits before the first day of class in the fall semester. It's the best opportunity for your students to get a head start on your college career.
This program runs from July 1st to July 31st with two discounted options:-
Residential 6-Credit Track: Offers two in-person courses with campus housing, meal plan, books, and events included. Discounted price: $1,995 ($6,500+ value)
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Commuter Hybrid 6-Credit Track: Offers two courses (virtual and in-person) with books, Redhawk dollars for meals and events included. (Virtual Mon/Thurs and In Person Tues/Weds) Discounted price $1,495 ($5,000+ value)
Registration is open!
Learn More
Please note: To participate, students must be a deposited incoming first-year student for Fall 2025.
Questions? Contact Summer Sessions at summerbridge@montclair.edu.Dear Colleague,The semester may have just begun, but summer will be here before we know it! So we want to introduce you to the Bucknell Academy Summer Experience (BASE) program.
BASE is a residential experience where students work together to tackle real-world challenges in innovative ways. Our 6-day program immerses students in Bucknell's interdisciplinary approach to the liberal arts, with instruction from our top-tier professors. This year's theme: The Art and Science of Communication.
When: June 22-27, 2025
Who: Rising juniors and seniors in high school are welcome to apply
Deadline: Mid-March
We encourage you to share this opportunity with creative and collaborative students who you think would benefit from the experience. You can find more information about BASE on our website or on this episode of our College Admissions Insider podcast.
Sincerely,
Kevin Mathes '07
Associate Vice President & Dean of AdmissionsThe NovaEdge in Engineering Academy is back on campus this summer!
You are invited to ask your students to submit an application to this one-week, on-campus program that introduces a diverse population of students to the traditional fields of engineering including Chemical, Civil and Environmental, Computer and Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering.
Students will be introduced to unique aspects of Villanova’s College of Engineering including international service learning opportunities, sustainable engineering, and engineering entrepreneurship. Lectures and hands-on laboratory experiments are taught by Villanova engineering faculty, and daily guest speakers will bridge academia and industry.
Program Details:- The 2025 Program Dates are July 12-19
- Participants stay on campus during this one-week summer program
- Open to rising sophomores, juniors and senior high school students
- The program cost is $775 that includes room and board and can be paid in full once the student is selected into the program
- Registration is not complete until required forms are received
- If your student is selected, a deposit will be due to secure your student's spot in the program
- Find more information and the application link on the site
- If you have questions, contact Dr. Stephen Jones at s.jones@villanova.edu
We appreciate your help sharing this opportunity with your teachers, counselors, students, and friends.
800 East Lancaster Avenue | Villanova, PA 19085
610-519-4000 | admission.villanova.edu | gotovu@villanova.eduHands-On Game Design for High School Students
Dear Colleagues,
I wanted to share the attached poster highlighting Clark University's Summer Game Studio, an exciting summer program hosted by our top-ranked Becker School of Design and Technology.
The Summer Game Studio is a two-week immersive experience for high school students passionate about interactive game design. Through a workshop-style, team-based format, students explore all aspects of game design—from concept to creation—and each participant will design their very own game. It's a fantastic way to dive into this dynamic and fast-growing industry.
Participants are taught and mentored by Becker faculty, with overnight accommodations provided right on our main campus.
For more details, please visit clarku.edu/sgs. We would greatly appreciate it if you could share this opportunity with any interested students and families!
Sincerely,
Emily Roper-Doten
Vice President of Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Assistance
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Dear Randall,
We are excited to announce that applications are now open for the 2025 Summer PreCollege Program at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn!
This program provides motivated high school students the chance to experience college life while earning 4 college credits* in a 4-week immersive session. Students will enroll in two 2-credit classes, reflecting Pratt’s undergraduate offerings, including courses such as 2D Animation, Architecture, Painting and Drawing, Graphic Design, and Creative Writing. *Credits are transferable to most colleges and universities.
View the full list of available courses here.
Students can learn first hand why Pratt is ranked one of the top ten art and design schools in the world.
Program Dates: July 7 - August 1, 2025
Housing Options: Residence Hall or CommuterApplication Requirements
Age: 16-18 years old
Application Fee: $65.00
Student Information: Name, Address, Contact Info, GPA
Personal Statement: (2500 characters or less) Choose one of the following prompts:
1) What do you hope to achieve by participating in Pratt’s Summer Immersion Program, and how do you envision it impacting your future educational, artistic, and career goals?
2) Discuss a challenge you faced. How did you overcome it, and what did you learn about yourself in the process?
3) What do you believe are the most important qualities for an artist or designer to possess, and how do you embody these qualities?
Scholarship applicants must provide:
1) Recommendation letter (email address of recommender required at the time of application);
2) Two samples of creative work;
3) For needs-based scholarships: Letter of Hardship
VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Can't wait until Summer? Registration is open through January 2, 2025 for our Winter and Spring classes. Learn more on our website.
If you have any questions, or need further details, feel free to reach out to us at precollege@pratt.edu or book at 15-minute meeting with our team.
We look forward to helping your students take the next step in their academic and creative journeys.
Sincerely,
Von Hemert
hhemert@pratt.edu
Associate Director of PreCollege and Youth Programs
Image Courtesy of Dyuti Basu, BA - DDA Animation '25
PLEASE NOTE: Pratt Institute's portfolio requirements are described online.
Give your students a peek into college this summer
Summer is a perfect time for motivated high school students to start thinking about college.
Case Western Reserve University offers an online pre-college program to help students ages 13 and older explore their interests. The summer application period is now open. By participating in our courses, a student can discover if an interest could lead to a college major or even a future career.
For nearly 200 years, Case Western Reserve has prepared ambitious students for futures in the arts, business, engineering, humanities, natural sciences, nursing and social sciences. Your students are invited to participate in a rich learning experience created by one of the nation’s premier research institutions.
Please share this email with your students and their parents. Also, we encourage you to pass along our program flyer (printable or can be shared digitally) which includes key details about our courses.
Sincerely,
Case Western Reserve Pre-College Program
Applications are open! Your students have a passion for the areas of science, engineering, and mathematics.
Rose-Hulman will help them grow their interests and abilities.
Our pre-college summer programs will build their STEM skills and knowledge. They will learn from Rose-Hulman’s professors and students, and interact with high schoolers from around the world.
Their participation in Rose-Hulman’s summer programs will build their STEM preparedness and competitiveness.
There are many opportunities to have an unforgettable summer experience. Applications for limited spots are open now!Rose Power
APPLY TODAYSesion 1:
June 8, 2025 - June 13, 2025
Sesion 2:
June 15, 2025 - June 20, 2025If you're a ninth grade girl, wanting to work in a makerspace, and considering STEM, Rose Power is for you. You will spend six days on campus in our innovation centers under the guidance of faculty and students. By the end of the week, there won’t be a tool or machine you haven’t conquered. Apply Today Project Select
APPLY TODAYSesion 1:
July 13, 2025 - July 19, 2025
Sesion 2:
July 20, 2025 - July 26, 2025Be among the select few to come to Rose-Hulman during the summers after your freshman or sophomore years for this exciting STEM experience. Project SELECT lets you get hands-on with science and engineering in a way you've never done before. APPLY TODAY OPeration Catapult
APPLY TODAYSesion 1:
June 3, 2025 - June 13, 2025
Sesion 2:
June 17, 2025 - June 27, 2025
Sesion 3:
July 8, 2025 - July 18, 2025Come to Rose-Hulman the summer before your junior or senior year in high school and spend two weeks in a fun and exciting engineering experience. Operation Catapult is something you'll never forget! Apply Today Rose Accelerate
SAVE THE DATEJune 5, 2025 - August 22, 2025 Expand your knowledge by taking core college coursework online this summer and earn credits toward your Rose-Hulman degree. Check it Ou PSJP Website Current Students Application Past Articles The 2025 Princeton Summer Journalism Program application is now open!
The Princeton Summer Journalism Program (PSJP) is a year-long, tuition-free college access program at Princeton University for current juniors from lower-income backgrounds who are interested in journalism. Our goal is to diversify the organizations that shape our democracy by celebrating the connection between journalism and social change. Many applicants have formal journalism experience. Others do not but are interested in history, culture, political and social issues, art, media, and much more!
During the 2025-2026 program year, participants will complete a hybrid summer intensive that culminates in a 10-day residential experience on the Princeton University campus, where students will attend workshops by Princeton professors and professional journalists, visit real newsrooms, report on news stories, and learn skills and techniques of the trade to publish their own student newspaper, the Princeton Summer Journal.
During their senior academic year, participants will benefit from one-on-one college application guidance as they build their college lists, draft personal statements, apply for financial aid, and make final decisions about where they will ultimately attend college.
EligibilityTo apply for PSJP, students must:
- Be a current junior (class of 2026) in high school at the time of application. No exceptions.
- Reside in the United States or Puerto Rico and plan to attend a domestic 4-year college. Students living broad, including U.S. citizens, or international students boarding in the U.S. will not be considered under any circumstances.
- Have a minimum unweighted grade point average of 3.5 out of 4.0 (roughly an A- average).
- Have an interest in journalism.
- Meet at least one of the socioeconomic conditions below:
- The combined income of your parent(s)/guardian(s) plus child support payments, if any, must not exceed $60,000.
- You qualify for free or reduced-price lunch in your high school.
- You qualify for a SAT or ACT fee waiver.
There is a place on the application for students to explain any extenuating circumstances related to family finances or academic concerns.
Cost: All program expenses during the residential experience, including housing, meals, and transportation to Princeton University, will be covered by the program.
If you or your student(s) are interested, please visit psjp.princeton.edu to learn more and sign up for an information session on Wednesday, December 11, 2024.
Best,
Tieisha M. Tift
Assistant Director, College Preparation Initiatives
Princeton Summer Journalism Program
36 University Place, Suite 350
Princeton, NJ 08544
609-258-0219
psjp@princeton.edu | psjp.princeton.edu
Follow us on Instagram for regular updates!Dear Colleague, We are pleased to share that the application for Northeastern’s Summer 2025 Accelerate Pre-College Programs is open! Our residential Boston, Oakland, and London campus programs are taught by our internationally acclaimed faculty, allowing students to gain extensive, hands-on, experiential education in subjects including engineering, health sciences, ethics and emerging technologies, entrepreneurship, and more.
The Application Process
Our Summer 2025 residential programs are designed for rising juniors and seniors. We are looking for talented, highly motivated students who are passionate about the subject area and who are ready for a rigorous program. We mimic the Northeastern undergraduate application review process by performing a holistic review—examining all areas of the application (academic, extracurricular, etc.) equally. Application requirements include:
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Completed Online Application
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Transcript: An unofficial high school transcript or report cards
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Personal statement: A short statement (maximum of 250 words) describing the student’s passion for the subject matter, motivation for enrolling in the program, and what they hope to gain from the experience
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Recommendation: Students may submit a teacher or counselor recommendation, but this is not required.
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Financial aid information: The application includes an optional financial aid section for students who wish to be considered for need-based aid awards.
There is no application fee for the program. Admitted students who apply by the Priority Application Deadline, January 15 at 11:59 p.m. EST, will receive a $500 discount on tuition. More information on the application and financial aid can be found on our website.
Upcoming Pre-College Programs Fair
On Thursday, December 12, Northeastern is hosting a Pre-College Programs Fair, which will showcase programs available to middle school and high school students from more than 20 colleges and community organizations in Boston and beyond. More information and registration details are available on our website.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to email us at precollegeprograms@
northeastern.edu or call 617.373.2200.Sincerely,
Liz Quinn
Director of Pre-College Programs
Accelerate Pre-College Programs
Northeastern University
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Hi Randall,
One of our goals at Brown Pre-College is to provide students with an experience that prepares them to be an undergraduate at any college or university.
This begins with our application process.
To apply to Brown Pre-College, students are asked to submit transcripts, an essay and optionally, a recommendation. The application review, acceptance and enrollment processes all mirror that of an undergraduate experience. This experience leaves students better prepared to engage in the college application process as they approach their senior year.
The first step for a student to complete the application is to create an account! Once students have created an account, they will be able to view our essay prompts so they can get a head start on drafting their essay.
Resources:- Find more about our application dates here.
- Printable Application Checklist: outlines what students will need in order to complete their application. Please feel free to print and share or pass along the link to your students!
Thank you for all the work that you do to prepare your students for their college journey and their summer activities!
→ View Video Want to learn more?
- Follow us on social media (links below)
- Read about our important application deadlines
Have a question?
Reply to this email or call (401) 863-7900 Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. ET to get connected to a Program Advisor who can help.
Brown University
Box 1851, Providence, Rhode Island United States, 02912
Register for the Summer 2025 Pre-College Programs Virtual Fair - Wednesday, December 11th Dear Randy,
Please share this opportunity with your students!The Association for Pre-College Program Directors is proud to present the Summer 2025 Pre-College Programs Virtual Fair, a virtual event that provides students and their families the opportunity to learn about academic summer programs at top US colleges and universities. At the fair, attendees may visit virtual booths, where you can ask questions via text or video chat with summer program representatives. Registration is free to attendees.
2025 Summer Pre-College Program Fair
Wednesday, December 11, 2024
7:00pm - 9:00pm EST
REGISTER NOW
Representatives from UMass Amherst Pre-College Programs will be at the event. Any questions about the event can be directed to fairs@precollegeassociation.org .
We hope to see you there!
Sincerely,
UMass Amherst Pre-College ProgramsRegister Now Application Now Available
Greetings from Landmark College!
We invite any high school or college-age students who dreams of being a more confident and better prepared learner to explore our summer programs.
- Financial aid is available in most programs to qualifying students.
- A diagnosed learning disability is not required to participate in our summer programs.
- Summer 2025 Application - Apply Today
Online Programs July 14 – 18, 2025
Cost: $1,850This program is for recent high school graduates or current college students looking to gain skills and build confidence before the fall semester.
Landmark College’s experienced faculty will help you discover:
- What science shows us about what we can do to improve our attention, memory, and motivation
- Specific strategies and technologies that can support your skills in notetaking, reading, writing, memory, and organization as a successful college student
Putney, Vermont Programs Who Should Attend? Rising high school juniors and seniors who find it challenging to keep pace academically and want the chance to experience college.
July 5 – 26, 2025
Landmark College’s High School Summer Program offers students the chance to experience college life as members of a learning community focused on academic achievement, mutual respect, and personal change and growth.
Cost: $5,990—Traditional Track or $7,390—Social Pragmatics Track (includes room, board, and activities)
Our Social Pragmatics Track draws on the evidence-based PEERS® curriculum to support students with autism or similar diagnoses.
Summer College Readiness Program Who Should Attend? Recent high school graduates preparing to enter college in the fall. (Admission to a college other than LC is required to participate.)
July 13 – 26, 2025
Cost: $4,160 (includes room, board, and activities)This program focuses on preparing college-bound high school graduates—through practice and exposure—for their crucial first semester of college.
Students are immersed in a living and learning experience that offers a real taste of college-level work and the challenges they will encounter as new college students. Students develop a clear understanding of their learning strengths and needs, while discovering various resources and self-advocacy aids that will assist them in the transition to college.
Summer Bridge Experience
Who Should Attend? Current college students who are struggling to find solid academic success.July 6 – August 19, 2025
Cost: $8,500 (includes room, board, and activities)This program builds executive function skills, and helps students develop the comprehension, writing, and executive function skills needed to return to their home college and find success.
Participating students can earn up to 3 college credits, depending on their chosen area of study.
*Physical Education courses are an additional cost.
Get in touch with me to learn more about the right option for your student and check that summer planning item off your list.Sincerely,
Carroll Paré
Assistant Vice President of Intersession & Online Programs
cpare@landmark.edu
802-387-6885Need more help?
We’re here, ready to talk.Dear Randy,
This month, we're diving into how high school students can grow their artistry at NYU, the unique opportunities offered by NYU's Liberal Studies Core Curriculum, how NYU is on the cutting-edge of exciting innovations in the field of AI, and much more.
And, as always, don't forget to follow @MeetNYU on all of your favorite social media platforms!The Tisch Summer High School Program:
NYU In A Bite-Sized FormThe Tisch Summer High School Program offers high school students the opportunity to study at NYU in a four-week residential program. Let Jake Vitarelli take you inside his experience and learn how students can apply to this summer's program before the 12/2 deadline!
Read More The Liberal Studies Core Curriculum at NYU
Liberal Studies offers small, seminar-style classes and a global, interdisciplinary take on the core curriculum for over 100+
NYU majors.READ MORE Get to know our campus!
There are many ways to connect with NYU admissions and explore our campus. Check out our self-guided tour app for our Manhattan & Brooklyn campuses.
You can register here for a virtual or in-person tour!More from MEET NYU
Nursing Honors Program 101: Common Questions and Answers
Do you know a student debating joining the NYU nursing honors program? Nursing student Michelle Wu answers the most commonly asked questions about this opportunity!
Read more here.At NYU, the Future of Real Estate Is More Inclusive
Students in the NYU School of Professional Studies Schack Institute of Real Estate work to make real estate a more inclusive profession.
Read more here.NYU Prague:
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NYU students have the world as their classroom. Here, get an inside look at life and one-of-a-kind opportunities for music students at NYU Prague!
Read more here.At NYU, AI for Business, Science, and … Song?
Artificial Intelligence is everywhere these days, including at NYU. These two courses explore the technology in exciting new ways.
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Dear Randy,We’d like to offer your high school students the following three opportunities to explore their creative writing potential and cultivate their craft:At the heart of our offerings for high school students is The Summer Writers Workshop. This intensive weeklong program brings together talented young writers to engage in workshops, explore diverse genres, and receive mentorship from esteemed faculty. The cost to attend is underwritten by the university, so more affordable than comparable programs, and in addition, we offer generous financial aid to students with demonstrated need. It’s a unique opportunity for students to immerse themselves in writing and creativity alongside peers who share their passion.DOWNLOAD SUMMER WRITERS WORKSHOP FLYER Apprentice Writer provides high school students the chance to publish their work. This magazine showcases the voices of young writers from around the world, offering them an audience and the experience of seeing their work in print and online. In each issue, we award a cash prize to a single work from every genre (poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and photography). It’s an invaluable opportunity for your aspiring authors. Issue 42 of the magazine is available now!DOWNLOAD APPRENTICE WRITER FLYER Creative Writing Day invites high school students, teachers, and counselors to our campus for a day filled with workshops and seminars led by our faculty. We've designed this event to ignite creativity and introduce students to new perspectives in writing. Our next Creative Writing Day will be in November 2025.Please share these opportunities with your students. We’d also be grateful if you’d encourage your talented current seniors to apply to our creative writing major. Their application portfolio will automatically enter them into consideration for a creative writing scholarship.DOWNLOAD WRITERS INSTITUTE POSTER Feel free to reach out for more information or with any questions. We look forward to the possibility of welcoming your students to our programs, inspiring the next generation of writers.Sincerely,Catherine Dent, Director of the Writers InstituteSilas Zobal, Co-Chair of the Department of English & Creative Writing"A rare and wondrous place."
-Lia Purpura, Guggenheim Fellow, author of On Looking and Rough Likeness
Hello!
Alfred University has opened registration for the Pre-College portion of Summer at Alfred - 2025. We are offering over thirty Academic Institutes, and Sports Clinics for High School students and would love for your students to join us here in Alfred, NY this summer!
Our exclusive programs provide:- As a small Liberal Arts University, we have the benefit of having small classroom sizes and expert faculty, exploring a variety of exciting topics and fields.
- We provide a vibrant, and diverse college experience to students around the northeast and across the country.
- A beautiful, rural campus situated within the Southern Tier Region of New York State.
A full list of our Institutes and Athletic Programs is available on our website: https://www.alfred.
edu/about/community/summer- .camps/
Register at http://app.campdoc.com/register/ .alfreduniversitysumcamp
Please contact me if you have any questions!
Isaac Matson
Pre-College Programs Coordinator
Alfred University
matsonim@alfred.edu
The Iacocca Global Entrepreneurship Intensive (IGEI) is a four-week, immersive, experiential learning opportunity for high school students to develop skills in entrepreneurship, leadership, and global citizenship. At IGEI, we prepare participants to take on complex, multi-system, global challenges in creative and collaborative ways. This program will be hosted on Lehigh's campus from July 6 to August 1, 2025 at the Iacocca Institute, Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
For more information and to apply, visit the Iacocca Global Entrepreneurship Intensive website, or join us for an upcoming information session:
• Wednesday December 4 • Tuesday December 10 • Thursday December 19
• Wednesday January 8 • Thursday January 16 • Tuesday January 21
For more information, or to apply, visit go.lehigh.edu/IGEI. Questions? Want to register for a session? Contact us at gesummer@lehigh.edu or (610) 758-6886.
Best regards,
Bruce Bunnick
Director of Admissions
PS: The priority admission deadline is February 14, 2025!
Columbia Engineering's SHAPE Application has opened
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It is that time of year again when we are announcing the opening of the SHAPE application! For your students who are looking for an enriching STEM experience the Summer High School Academic Program for Engineers (SHAPE) is a great opportunity. Courses will include Biomedical Engineering, Machine Learning, and more!
Summer 2025 will have two sessions, each lasting three weeks (Session 1: July 7 - July 25; Session 2: July 28 - August 15), and each day goes from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The total cost for the commuter session is $5,875. We are also thrilled to announce we will offer a residential option during session one for students to live on-campus. The total cost for residential is $10,790. Need-based scholarships are available for both options! Every summer almost 30% of students receive full financial aid.
We invite you to an online information session on December 2nd or December 3rd, if you are interested in learning about the program, please sign up here. Attached is a one-page flyer that can be posted to a bulletin board or emailed to your students.
If you have any questions about SHAPE, please contact our team directly via shape@columbia.edu.
Sincerely,
--
Kristian Breton he/him
Outreach Director
Engineering Student Affairs
Columbia Engineeringkb3265@columbia.edu | 646-745-8420 | Columbia Engineering
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