Learn, explore, and experience all New York University and New York City have to offer with one of our unique Summer Programs! Our program offers a variety of course options including three-, six-, and twelve-week sessions. You'll have the flexibility to create your own schedule and select courses from any of nine colleges. 

Start planning your visiting student experience today!

Looking to go abroad? Learn about NYU's Summer Abroad opportunities for visiting students.

NYU also offers summer programs for high school students as well. Explore NYU Summer High School Programs and get a taste of life as a college student. 

UCLA Precollege Summer Institutes provide highly-motivated high school students the opportunity to earn college credit while advancing their skill set in one area of study. During these one- to three-week concentrated programs, students experience lectures, hands-on learning, field trips, group projects, and other activities that provide an intensive and engrossing study of their chosen subject.

Our Precollege Summer Institutes are open to high school students from around the country and the world . We invite you to come and study in a welcoming environment that appreciates diversity and global perspectives.

Washington University is counted among the worlds' leaders in teaching, research, and public service, and draws students and faculty from all 50 states and more than 100 nations. Our mission is to discover and disseminate knowledge, and protect the freedom of inquiry through research, teaching, and learning.

Since 1984, Arts & Sciences Pre-College Programs have provided academically talented students the perfect opportunity to challenge themselves in a supportive and encouraging atmosphere. We commit ourselves each year to the following goals:

• To develop challenging and innovative programming that aligns with the overall WashU mission and goals.
• To create a positive academic and community atmosphere by implementing educational, cultural, and social activities for all students.
• To offer decision-making opportunities for students to develop their independence.
• To create a safe, respectful environment for all students.
• To provide academic support to enable all students to experience growth in their academic abilities.
• To offer need-based scholarship assistance to ensure cost is not a barrier to attending our summer programs.

Our students come from across the country and around the world for the unique WashU pre-college experience.

Each summer, more than 7,500 motivated students from the United States and around the world attend Summer Term at Boston University. Summer Term is open to all: you do not have to apply to BU to take summer courses. Simply register.

BU offers more than 700 summer courses, both graduate and undergraduate, over two convenient six-week sessions—so you can achieve your academic objectives and still find time for your other summer activities. Come study alongside students from BU and other colleges, as well as working adults, entering graduate students, and others. Form new connections and build valuable networks.

Why study at BU this summer? Here are many reasons to enroll:

• Benefit from a wide selection of subjects from 14 of BU’s schools and colleges
• Fulfill your Hub units—BU summer courses count for Hub requirements the same as in the school year
• Catch up on credits, complete a prerequisite, or finish a degree requirement
• Focus on one or two courses in an intensive academic environment
• Build up your subject-matter expertise or explore a new subject for your own enrichment
• Enjoy smaller class sizes—or study with a BU professor you’ve heard about
• Connect with a global community of students and professionals
• Experience Boston at its best—in the summer!

Registration for Summer 2020 is now open.

Experience a precollege program that offers limitless ways to explore the world. You will join more than 300 other high school students who want to pursue their academic interests in and out of the classroom, strengthen their college applications and meet other motivated and ambitious college-bound young women. Accepting young women who will be entering grades 9, 10, 11, 12 in fall 2020.

This week-long experience led by distinguished UC Irvine School of Law faculty in a law school setting is designed to equip students with knowledge, understanding, and skills that will benefit them as they continue their education and chart their future—to perform better in high school, prepare for college, and explore a possible career as a lawyer.

Renowned faculty will lead engaging morning lectures of current relevance, introducing participants to the legal system and to major areas of law important to students. In the afternoon, students will have an opportunity to participate in mock debates, hearings, and workshop-style sessions. This specialized program advances college readiness on a UC campus in actual law school classrooms. Personal interaction with faculty aims to expand perspectives, boost academic and professional confidence, and support career and college interests.

With curriculum developed by UCI Law faculty, college-bound participants will become stronger candidates through a unique program of timely lectures, intellectually rigorous small group activities, lively open discussion, and practical skills enhancement.

Penn Summer High School Programs welcome bright and ambitious high school students who want to experience campus life, pursue challenging academic studies with leading faculty, and stand out on college applications. With residential and commuter options available for 2-, 3-, or 6-week programs, high school students from around the world can experience summer at Penn.
 

• Penn Summer Prep: Experience college life in the 2-week, non-credit program
• Penn Summer Academies: Dive deep into academic study for 3 intensive weeks in one of the non-credit academies
• Pre-College Program: Take 6-week, for-credit summer courses alongside Penn undergraduates

PREFACE is a summer program for talented students who have been historically under-served in the areas of science, engineering and the technological fields, and who express a strong, early interest in pursuing careers in these areas. This year’s program will take place Sunday, June 28 through Saturday, July 11 on the Rensselaer campus in Troy, NY.

The PREFACE Program is for students who will be in either the 11th or 12th grade in the fall. Interested candidates should review the information on the PREFACE website and complete the online application.

Premiering Summer 2020, we’re pleased to offer Lehigh University Summer Academy, a three-week pre-college residential program for rising 6th-11th grade students. We’re eager to share this information with you since it provides an exciting summer enrichment opportunity for your high school students.

Designed to help students achieve their full potential, Lehigh University Summer Academy offers innovative, thought-provoking and enriching course work, combined with learning that extends beyond the traditional classroom. Service-learning projects, leadership development, field trips and social events will also be an integral part of the program. Participants will build their “tool belt” for success both in school and life. Most importantly, students will make meaningful connections and create friendships that will last a lifetime!

Two three-week sessions are available this summer. Each session is limited to only 80 students to ensure a highly personal enrichment experience. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and financial assistance is available. Educators and school administrators are invited to nominate students for the program.

For students looking to gain hands-on experience in a more condensed format, we also offer our incredible two-week, non-credit academy program for an intense experiential learning environment.

Three-week Summer Scholars Program (credit): For high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors The program runs July 4–17, 2020

Two-week UM Academies (non-credit): For high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors The program runs July 4–17, 2020

The Edge summer college program at the University of Delaware offers opportunities to talented high school students across the country moving into their junior or senior year. Students have the chance to live and learn at one of the most engaging colleges on the East Coast.

1. Social Sciences, Economics and Management
2. Mathematics and Physics
3. Energy, Resources and Technology

Students who participate in the Summer Camp will also have the opportunity to book additional weeks of German language courses. Registration information for these German courses will be made available for students after they get admitted to the Summer Camp.

Summer Camp 2020 will take place on the Jacobs University campus between July 24 and August 1, 2020

·         Stanford Summer Humanities Institute brings students in grades 10 and 11 together to explore the big questions at the heart of the humanities.  

·         Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes allows students currently in grades 8–11 to apply to a single-subject intensive course selected from a wide range of disciplines, and benefit from small class size and academically themed residences. 

·         Stanford AI4ALL invites students in 9th grade to apply to this three-week residential summer program. Participants learn about topics in AI, partake in ongoing research at Stanford, and receive mentorship from professors, graduate students, and industry professionals. Young women and students from underrepresented and/or low-income backgrounds are particularly encouraged to apply.  

·         Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) students participate in a highly-selective program centered around lectures, guided research, and group problem-solving in advanced math topics. This four-week program is intended for an elite group of talented students in grades 10 and 11. 

·         Stanford Pre-Collegiate University-Level Online Math and Physics offers 13 courses throughout the year, including a summer term for high school students, grades 9–12. Students earn Stanford University Continuing Studies credit.

Over the past ten years, The Lawrence J. Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine of USC (“Ellison Institute of USC”) has offered a free, three-week program for students interested in clinical or research oncology at our state-of-the-art building in West Los Angeles. Students will have first-hand experience in our research labs, as they complete various experiments under the guidance of our research faculty & staff. The Junior Fellows will also spend time with our clinic staff to learn more about clinic operations and putting research into practice with patients.  Our Jr. Fellows alumni have matriculated to very competitive Universities across the country (UCLA, USC, Duke, Berkeley, Stanford, U. of Michigan, U. of PENN, Cornel, Brown, Tufts, etc.). 

This year's internship is scheduled for June 15th to July 2nd, 2020.  Applications are welcome until April 2nd, 2020. 

More information and the application for the 2020 Junior Fellows class can be found at https://ellison.usc.edu/application/

The Los Angeles Pediatric Society established the Eve and Gene Black Summer Medical Career Program in 1969 and is proud to celebrate its 50th year in 2019. The purpose of the program is to encourage high school students to choose careers in the health professions.

This program is best described as a medical mentor program. Under the supervision of a health care educator/medical facility coordinator, participants shadow various medical professionals (nurse, nutritionist, pharmacist, lab technician, physician and/or medical specialist etc.) who together provide a range of patient care services.

Just The Beginning - A Pipeline Organization (“JTB-APO”) [http://jtb.org/] will host its fifth Los Angeles Summer Legal Institute (SLI) in June 2020. JTB-APO is a non-profit organization of judges, lawyers, educators and other professionals dedicated to promoting diversity within the legal profession. The SLI is a free five-day immersion program for high school students consisting of interactive sessions, workshops, lectures, field trips and networking events intended to introduce students to the legal profession and the judicial system. The SLI is scheduled for Monday, June 15, 2020 through Friday, June 19, 2020 at Loyola Law School.

• The SLI is FREE for all students
• The SLI is open to all high school students
• The SLI is hosted by Loyola Law School in downtown Los Angeles (919 Albany St, Los Angeles, CA  90015)
• Lunch will be provided each day
• Public Transportation passes are available

JTB-APO is now accepting applications for the 2020 SLI at https://jtb.org/event/2020-los-angeles-ca-summer-legal-institute/. Early applications are encouraged. If you have any questions or would like additional information about JTB-APO or the 2020 SLI, please do not hesitate to contact me, or Missy Jeje of JTB-APO (mjeje@jtb.org).

• Allows students to earn college credit in courses that stress hands-on learning, collaboration and personal growth.
• Features college prep sessions on a host of topics, including financial aid, interviewing skills and creating a personal brand.
• And students who opt to live on campus can take advantage of pre-planned excursions that feature learning themes, from culture to the environment.

• Summer Session, students take two full-length Carnegie Mellon courses in a variety of disciplines, ranging from Computer Science, History to Music Technology.
• Summer Academy for Math and Science, provides students from underrepresented communities the opportunity to achieve skills to pursue and complete majors in STEM fields.
• National High School Game Academy, for students who want to learn about modern video game development through a unique blend of left- and right-brain college-level work.
• Computational Biology, a three-week program for students looking to learn more about the intersection of the two disciplines.
• Unique programs in the Fine Arts - Architecture, Art, Design, Drama or Music – in which the students experience developing their skills in a conservatory or studio setting.
• Writing & Culture is our new program this year. Guided by the mentorship and instruction of our highly distinguished, permanent faculty members, students will improve their ability to analyze complex, ever-changing problems through astute investigations of culture and society.

Three-week Summer Scholars Program (credit): For high school sophomores and juniors The program runs July 4–24, 2020

Two-week, UM Academies (non-credit): For high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors The program runs July 4–17, 2020