SUMMER PROGRAMS
2007
Boston University in
Boston, Massachusetts, offers two
summer programs:
1.
High School
Honors Program (July 1-August 10) for
current juniors (generally 16-17 years of age)
Six
weeks residential program: Earn college credit or conduct scientific research –
various courses offered
Application
available online at www.bu.edu/summer/highschool
Financial
Aid deadline:
Application deadline:
2. Summer Challenge Program for
current freshmen, sophomores or juniors
Two week program – Student
may choose one of the three sessions to attend:
Session 1: June 17-29
Session 2: July 8-20
Session 3: July 29- August 10
Previews college life and
coursework at
Non-refundable application
fee $50
Program fee: $2860
In
Week long summer program for
current sophomores
All expenses are paid – 50
students are selected
Sophomores must:
-Be in the top 25% of their
class (in the first quartile)
-Take challenging college
prep curriculum such as honors/AP
-Have community service
Students of Africa America
descent or students interested in African American culture are encouraged to
apply
Questions – Call Todd Olson
at 866-767-2275 or email clae@carlenton.edu
Application and transcript
must be postmarked by
Applications online at:
Check website for further
details and instructions
Applications also in Jay
Counseling Office
***Note: Are you interested? See Mrs. Flores in the
Counseling Office – you must by nominated by March 1.
1.
Summer enrichment program
for rising high school seniors
Block A- June 4-June 22
Block B- June 25- July 13
Block C- July 16- Aug. 3
Application deadline:
2. College
Ahead!
Summer enrichment program
for rising high school juniors
June 24-
Application deadline:
No Cost: See Mrs. Flores in the counseling office for
more information or visit www.ColoradoCollege.edu/SummerPrograms/SummerSessions/HSstudents.asp
Harvard Summer School
In
8-week session (June 23 –
August 17)
Short session I (June 23 –
July 20)
Short session II (July 22
– August 17)
Various programs for high
school seniors, juniors and sophomores
Limited merit-based and
need-based financial aid is available
Course descriptions and
application available online at www.ssp.harverd.edu
Questions – call (617) 495-3192 or email ssp@hudce.harverad.edu
Catalog, application packet
and mailing postcards for more information are also available in Jay Counseling
Office
Application fee is $50
Application deadline:
Summer Courses at
“Brightest students” in 10th,
11th grade
Check website for more
information and application: www.oasp.ac.uk
Email: oxedge@optionline.net
Phone: (203)966-2886
Fax: (203) 966-0015
PASS Program (Program to Acclimate Students to
Scholastics)
Designed to ease transition
from high school to University life
PASS provides up to $2000
for tuition, fees, room/board, July summer classes
Must be eligible for full
admission to
Application deadline is
Friday, April 13th due to limited available scholarships
Obtain applications in
counseling office or online at : http://www.
Tarleton.edu/~admissions
In
For Current juniors and
seniors at least 16 years old
Must have at least a 3.0 (75)
GPA
Total cost is $50 –includes
one college credit, housing and food; student must provide/pay their own
transportation
Application online at http://fw.taylor.edu/shc
Deadline for application
fee waiver:
Deadline for application:
Questions – contact Pam Hornbarger at 1-800-233-3922
Application and more
information in the Jay Counseling office
Camp 2007
June 14- 17, 2007
Registration MUST be
received by:
Cost: $285- commuter fee; $350 resident fee
See Mrs. Flores in the
counseling office for registration form
UT
June 4-
Intensive five-week program
for students aged 16 years or older interested in the study of architecture
Application fee $25
Tuition $1,300
Optional housing/meals
(range) $350-$1,800
Application deadline:
Housing deadline: cad@list.cc.utexas.edu
Applications located in Jay
Counseling Office
Summer Seminar 2007
June 2-7, June 9-14, June
16-21
High School Juniors Apply
between
Application online at: www.usna.edu