St. Augustine High School
Guidance Department
Summer Programs - 2008

 

Academic Study Associates offers College Prep, Cultural Immersion & College Admission Seminars
Applicants may choose from summer academic programs at such prestigious campuses as Oxford University, Cambridge University, UC Berkeley, UMASS-Amherst or homestay programs in Spain, France or Italy—or attend college admission seminars (l0 days) at either UC-Berkeley, Columbia University, or Tufts University. Go to www.asaprograms.com for information and applications. Applications accepted until programs fill. So hurry!

Academy of Art University (San Francisco) - Pre-Collegiate Summer Art Experience
Six-week intensive program offers up to four classes, twice a week for two hours and 50 minutes on either Mon./Thu. or Tue./Fri. A glimpse into college life and helps determine if art & design is the right choice.
See www.academyart.edu for details, or call 1-800-0544-2878.

Adventure Ireland
Cultural lessons incorporate an interesting mix of Irish history, myth, and legend. Campers can choose to engage in various daily cultural workshops including Gaelic language, history of Ireland, Irish music, Irish literature, genealogy, and Irish customs. Many activities involve field trips. For information and registration go to http://www.adventure-ireland.com.

American Collegiate Adventures Pre-College Language Immersion Programs
In Seville, Spain & Cultural Adventure in Florence, Italy
Programs are also available at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Summary sheets and an extensive brochure with details of these programs are available. Go to http://www.acasummer.com/index2.htm for information and an application.

The Art Institutes Summer Studio Workshop June 24-27, 2008
The week-long workshops involve working with a team in your field of interest to get a glimpse of what it’s like to be an advertising executive, culinary professional, interior designer, Web site or video game designer, industrial designer, fashion designer or a graphic designer. Students have the opportunity to learn how to: design sets, costumes and props; develop an ad campaign and create promotional materials, Web sites and interactive games; and cater for large groups of people. Programs vary by location. Field trips and evening social activities are available so there is plenty of time to relax and make friends. More information and registration form at www.summerstudio2008.com/west.

Barnard College - Summer in New York City June 29- July 26, 2008.
Summer in New York City offers one-week and four-week programs where students from across the country and around the world take college-level courses and explore New York City.
4-week liberal arts program. Go to www.barnard.edu/pcp. Or call 212-854-8866.

Boston University Summer Challenge Program Session 1: June 15-27, Session 2: July 6-18, Session3: July 27 - August 8
Boston University Summer Term offers two exciting residential programs that will give you an exciting head start on your future—the High School Honors Program (6 weeks) and the Summer Challenge Program (three 2-week sessions.) Writing, persuasive speaking, law, visual arts, business and science are areas that will be offered. Payment Deadline May 1. Go to www.bu.edu/summer/highschool .

Boston University High School Honors Program
Also worth researching is the honors summer program available from June 29 to August 8, 2008. For juniors, this program is available for college credit and is offered concurrently with the program listed above. See a Boston Red Sox game, follow the Freedom Trail, eat New England chowder and be a Boston University student as well as a Boston resident. Again, an application is available at http://www.bu.edu/com/itrp/.

Boston University College of Communication – July 7 to August 8, 2008
The Institute for Television, Film & Radio Production (ITRP) is offering a five-week program to explore various aspects of multimedia communication. An intensive workshop-style program, it is designed to for hands-on media education at the high school level. This is a great opportunity for Saintsmen who want to create a portfolio of their Institute work for admission offices. Rolling admissions so apply early. Go to http://www.bu.edu/com/itrp/ for information and application procedures.

Brown University - Leadership Institute for High School Students
The Pre-College Summer@Brown allows exceptional high-school students to experience what life is like on an Ivy League campus. We offer a number of different Pre-college programs from late June through early August each year. Go to www.brown.edu/summer for details.

California College of the Arts - Pre-College Summer ’07 - June 30 to July 25, 2008.
The summer Pre-College Program is an inspiring opportunity for high school students to study art or creative writing in an art-school setting while earning three college credits. Participants immerse themselves in a college-level curriculum and become part of a creative community, meeting and working with other talented, serious students from diverse backgrounds. Go to www.cca.edu/precollege for more info. Brochure booklet available in College Counseling office.

The Cambridge Tradition, Cambridge University -July 6 to August 3, 2008.
This is a superb program where you can be a student on Cambridge’s campus. This pre-college program is designed to immerse students in two academic subjects or creative arts, while taking advantage of the myriad cultural resources and advantages of a renowned university such as Cambridge. A brochure outlining the program is in the summer programs file in the College Counseling office.
For more information email info@oxbridgeprograms.com or go to www.oxbridgeprograms.com.

The Carleton Liberal Arts Experience for SOPHOMORES
Carleton College, Northfield, MN, offers a great opportunity for 50 students to experience the benefits of the liberal arts while investigating African American experiences within higher education. Carleton is looking for the best and brightest students for this exciting program. July 12-18, 2008. Recommendations and application materials are available online at www.carleton.edu/summer/CLAE. Nomination must be made by a teacher or counselor by April 1.

Carnegie Mellon Pre-College Summer Programs
Consider spending June 28 to August 8, 2008 in one of our seven distinct Pre-College programs. You can either explore architecture, art, design, drama, music or the National High School Game Academy to prepare yourself for study at the college level or take two challenging college courses in order to gain advanced placement and get a head start in college Email precollege@andrew.cmu.edu for more information or visit the website, www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college for an application. Applications due May 1.

Catholic University of America - Experiences in Architecture June 16 to July 3, and July 7 to 25, 2008.
An intense three-week workshop for students interested in architecture or other design-related fields. Students are exposed to both the academic and the professional sides of the architecture arena, as the city of Washington, D.C., becomes their classroom. Go to http://architecture.cua.edu/experiences for info and application. Space is limited. Apply early. Scholarships available.

Catholic University of America - Programs for Pre-College Students
June 30– August 2, 2008 (5 weeks) or June 30–August 9 2008 (6 weeks)
Many freshman level courses available. Special programs in anthropology, nursing, percussion, and opera. http://summer.cua.edu/precollege.

Central Washington University
Summer is beautiful in Washington State. You can take classes in the Yakima River area. Imagine yourself hiking along the Manastash Ridge or in the Cascades Mountain, biking on the John Wayne Trail, camping in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness, or fly fishing and rafting on the Yakima River. Sessions start in June! Register for classes on the website www.cwu.edu/~summer.

Colgate University-Eastern U.S. Music Camp June 29 to July 26, 2008.
For ages l0 through 19, the music camp is an opportunity to expand your musical studies.
Two, three and four week sessions are available. Instrumental and choral training included. Go to http://www.easternusmusiccamp.com/ for information and application.

The College of William and Mary offers Pre-Collegiate Summer Program
In Early American History, (two three-week sessions, June 22-July 12 and July 13-August 2, 2008)
For juniors and seniors. Only highly qualified students will be asked to apply. This opportunity is for you if you have an open mind, creativity, are an independent thinker and have a spirit of adventure. Applicants must possess good writing ability and strong analytical skills. Visit www.wm.edu/niahd , go to pre-collegiate programs on the right side and find more information. Partial and full scholarship opportunities are available. Application deadline is April 23.

Colorado College Summer Programs
Our pre-college programs are dedicated to providing academic opportunities for high school students interested in higher education. These students participate in any of three regularly scheduled sessions: June 9 - June 27, June 30 – July 18, or July 21 – August 8, 2008. For more information and to apply go to the website at www.ColoradoCollege.edu/summerprograms .

Columbia University, New York, The Barcelona Experience (and other programs)
Many opportunities to study at this prestigious Ivy League university, but the Study Abroad summer program, The Barcelona Experience in Spain is one in which participants examine the history, art, and urban development of Barcelona, Spain. Offered in collaboration with the University of Barcelona, the program gives students the opportunity to experience college life while living in a foreign city. Application deadline is April 4. Apply early. This program fills up fast. It is for entering 11th and 12th graders only. Go to http://www.ce.columbia.edu/hs/ for more information or call 212.854.9699. The website also details other programs at Columbia University including A Summer in New York and The Science Honors Program..

Cornell Summer College in Inthaca, N.Y.
Touted as one of the most highly regarded programs of its kind, Cornell University offers several three and six week programs for future sophomores, juniors and seniors. Build confidence in writing and study skills workshops and college admission sessions or pursue areas in political philosophy, psychology, writing or business communications. Various deadlines for the different programs. The Research Apprenticeship in Biological Sciences is March 12. Architecture is April 4. May 2 is the deadline for most programs. Financial Aid available. Go to www.summercollege.cornell.edu or email summer_college@cornell.edu

C.0.S.M.O.S. - California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science
The mission of COSMOS is to motivate the most creative minds of the new generation of prospective scientists, engineers and mathematicians who will become leaders for California, the nation, and the world. The program aims to create a community of students who participate in and contribute to an intensive academic experience delivered by distinguished educators and scholars. 4 week residential summer enrichment program held at 4 UC campuses statewide (UC San Diego, UC Irvine, UC Santa Cruz and UC Davis). Go to www.ucop.edu/cosmos. Applications due by March 16, 2008.

Cushing Academy Summer Programs July 5 to August 8, 2008.
Six week programs available in general college prep, critical skills across the curriculum, and studio art and portfolio presentation. Go to www.cushing.org for more information.

Eastman Community Music School Programs
A variety of programs for students considering a career in music. Deadline for applications is April 15. Go to www.esm.rochester.edu/summer for more information.

George Washington University in Washington, D.C., Summer Scholars Pre-College Program for High School Juniors
From mid-June to August 2008, savor the history, arts and culture of a new place in exciting Washington, D.C. and earn college credit while you are in high school. The GW Summer Scholars program offers study programs for academically motivated high school students. Whether debating the origins of the Arab- Israeli conflict, exploring world cultures in socio-cultural anthropology, or testing the effective use of biometrics for the Department of Homeland Security, the program draws upon the outstanding academic resources of The George Washington University and the wealth of cultural and educational opportunities unique to Washington, D.C., to provide an extraordinary, one of-a kind academic experience. Applications to the Summer Scholars Programs are accepted on a rolling and space-available basis. Program enrollments are limited. Early application is encouraged. Deadlines are May 15 and June 1.
Go to the website at www.gwu.edu/summer/scholars or write to scholars@gwu.edu for an application and further information.

Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. -Summer Programs for High School Students.
Five programs are available during June, July and August. Students in the Summer Programs can choose from American Politics & Public Affairs, Summer College for High School Students, High School Gateway to Business, International Relations for High School Students, or College Prep Program. They attend regular Summer School college classes with college students and will be treated as such in the classroom. Go to http://scs.georgetown.edu/sumspec.htmsummer.georgetown.edu/2008 for information and application.

Harvard Secondary School Summer Program - 4 week and 8 week programs, June 23 to August 15.
Secondary school students take college courses for college credit. They choose from among 200 Harvard Summer School courses in 45 liberal arts fields. Many courses are taught by Harvard faculty who teach the same courses to Harvard undergraduates during the academic year. Credits earned are recorded on an official Harvard transcript and are transferable toward a future undergraduate degree at most colleges and universities. High school sophomores, juniors and seniors are offered an extraordinary chance to sample college on this famous campus. Students from all over the world attend this summer program. Many more details are available at www.ssp.harvard.edu. Application deadline is May 1, but early application is encouraged.

Innerspark, California State Summer School for the Arts
This is an intensive month-long program led by top creative professionals that will give you training to make it as an artist in animation, creative writing, dance, film/video, music, theatre of the visual arts. Talented 8th-12th grade students can apply by February 29, 2008. Full scholarships available. Visit www.innerspark.us

Iowa State University Pre-College for Talented and Gifted Students
Experience life in the Midwest at a Big Twelve school in Ames, IA. where an accelerated summer program awaits you. Referred to as the Cy-Tag Voyages of the Mind program, the summer session has competitive admission. Test scores, strong GPAs and interest in challenging yourself are required. Science, journalism, genetics, astronomy, photography, robotics, and mysteries of ancient Egypt are a few samples of what Iowa State offers. Go online at www.public.iastate.edu/~opptag_info.

Johns Hopkins University Pre-College Program and Discover Hopkins Programs
June 30 to August1, 2008. The Johns Hopkins Pre-College Program and Discover Hopkins Programs are your chance to put Hopkins to the test before applying to college. You’ll get an opportunity to see if Hopkins feels right for you, and we’ll get to know you better, too. The Pre-College & Discover Hopkins Programs credits also give you an edge on the competition when you do begin applying to colleges. Application deadline is March 31. Go to www.jhu.edu/summer for further information and applications.

The Junior Statesman Summer School
The Junior Statesmen Summer School offers a challenging, dynamic academic experience for students with a passion for politics and government. Each summer, 1500 outstanding high school students converge on the campuses of Stanford, Yale, Princeton, Georgetown, and Northwestern Universities to immerse themselves in politics and debate. See brochure in the College Counseling Office for specific programs, dates, and applications. Also, go to www.jsa.org for information.

L’Academie de Paris for grades 10-12, (date TBA)
Another wonderful opportunity to study in Paris, France. This is part of the Oxbridge Programs. See information at www.oxbridgeprograms.com for this program and several others.

Landmark College offers Summer Classes for Students with Learning Differences
Landmark is the leading college for students with learning disabilities and AD/HD. Located in beautiful Vermont, Landmark offers a three week program for high school students. This program is designed to build the skills of high school students with learning differences or AD/HD through coursework, activities, experiential learning and development of self-understanding and self-advocacy courses. Go to
http://www.landmarkcollege.org/admissions/high_school_summer.html for more information and registration.

Loyola University Chicago - Pre-Collegiate Summer Scholars
Three or six week sessions, June 30-July 18, 2008 or June 30-August 8, 2008.
Courses available in creative writing, environmental biology, entrepreneurship, or law. Six week program students choose a 100 or 200 level course from Loyola’s curriculum.
Go to www.luc.edu/summerscholars for more information.

The Marine Technology Society: Summer Internship Program
Six week summer experience for motivated students hosted by a corporate sponsor. Students will be provided with a hands-on science/technology experience, building important scientific, technical, and employment skills under the direction of a workplace mentor. Students will also receive a $1920 stipend upon successful completion of the program. Applications are available on the website: www.mts-sandiego.org. Application deadline is March 1.

MITES (Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science) at M.I.T. June 18, 2008 - August 2, 2008.
MITES(Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science) is a rigorous six-week residential, academic enrichment summer program for promising high school juniors who are interested in studying and exploring careers in science, engineering, and entrepreneurship. The program is 100% scholarship-based. Students only pay for their transportation to and from MIT. Go to http://mit.edu/mites/www for info and online application.

Michigan Math and Science Scholars - High School Summer Program June 29 to July 11, 2008 and July 13 to July 25, 2008. A program designed to expose high school students to current developments and research in the sciences and to encourage the next generation of researchers and discoverers to develop and retain a love of mathematics and science. Features small 15-student classes taught by University of Michigan professors as well as other outstanding instructors from around the world. For info and application go to http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss.

National Student Leadership Conference, Summer & Fall Programs
Go to www.nslcleaders.org where you can enroll online. The programs are offered in a number of cities including Washington D. C., New York, San Francisco, and Chicago. Several begin in mid June. Share experiences in international diplomacy, medicine and health care, congressional policy and politics, law, business and commerce.

The New York Film Academy
Our high school summer camps (Ages 14 - 17) are designed for students with little or no previous filmmaking, acting, or animation experience. They are intensive, short term courses that fully immerse students in the craft of writing, directing, casting, shooting, acting in, editing, and animating their own films. Go to the website at http://www.nyfa.com/summer_camp/. or film@nyfa.com

Northfield Mount Herman School - Summer Session 2007 -June 28-August 2, 2008.
Five week credit or enrichment courses. Students choose one major course, one minor course, and one sport. New Zealand Summer Abroad also available. Go to www.nmhschool.org.

Northwestern University - National High School Music Institute June 29-August 1, 2008.
An integral part of Northwestern University's acclaimed School of Music, the National High School Music Institute offers an intimate look at collegiate-level music study and music as a career. With a renowned faculty of more than 100, over 24 performance ensembles, and a myriad of classes, the institute offers an ideally challenging summer to the serious high school musician. Go to www.music.northwestern.edu/nhsmi for more information.

Northwestern University College Preparation Program
Attend summer classes alongside other undergraduate students at one of the most competitive schools in the country. Earn college credits while you live on campus and experience life there with other outstanding students. Six week and eight week programs are available. The program is highly competitive, so it is advised that you apply early! Deadline is April 11, 2008. Financial aid applications must be received by Feb. 29. Go to www.northwestern.edu/collegeprep for information and application.

Notre Dame Pre-College Programs
A number of programs are offered including the African-American Scholars at Notre Dame, Latino Community Leadership Seminar, and the Global Issues Seminar. There is also a spiritual growth program called ND Vision. Other programs involve architecture, engineering, and physics. If you are interested in Notre Dame you must explore this website. Application due by Feb. 15, 2008. Go to http://precollege.nd.edu for more information and application.

Notre Dame University - Summer Scholars. June 22 to July 5, 2008.
Summer Scholars students spend their time on Notre Dame’s campus participating in an intensive two-week course of study. This summer, 13 academic tracks are offered: Acting for Stage and Film, Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov, Business and Entrepreneurship, China’s Transformation, Dante’s Inferno, Film, Life Sciences, Literature, Policy Debate & Public Speaking, Pre-Law, Psychology, Theology, and Voice: Opera and Song. Approximately twenty students are admitted to each of the thirteen tracks. Each track gives students the opportunity to experience small classes under the challenging yet supportive guidance of ND faculty. Application deadline is March 1. For more information and an online application go to www.nd.edu/~precoll

The Oxford Edge, Oxford, England, July 3-28, 2007
One of the oldest colleges of Oxford University, Magdalen College, offers a superb academic curriculum in a range of subjects, from which two or three are chosen. The one-to-one tutorial method of teaching is one of the distinctive features of the course. A full calendar of cultural visits, including London, Stratford, Stonehenge and Warwick Castle in addition to social activities and sports make this a excellent way to prepare for college. Email oxedge@aol.com or see the web site at www.oasp.ac.uk

The Oxford Tradition for grades 10-12, June 29 to July 27, 2008 at Oxford University
A pre-college program designed to immerse students in two academic subjects or creative arts while taking advantage of the city’s enormous cultural resources. Go to website above (www.oxbridgeprograms.com, see Cambridge tradition) for more information. Brochures are available in the college counseling office.

Pratt Pre-College Program in Art & Design, Architecture, Creative Writing and Cultural Studies Study in Brooklyn, New York or Manhattan from July 7 to Aug. 1, 2008 at this premier institute! Go to www.pratt.edu and check out the possibilities. If you are creative, full of ideas and motivated…this is the place for you. Application deadline is April 1. Scholarships are available.

The Salk Institute Summer Enrichment Program - June 25 - August 17, 2007.
San Diego’s world acclaimed biomedical research institute offers a summer high school enrichment program and summer internships. These are the kind of experiences colleges and scholarships love! Further information and application available at http://www.salk.edu/education/education_summer.php?sid=education. Or contact Dona Mapston, Science Education Specialist with Salk's Education Outreach Program at 858 453-4100 ext. 1954 or mapston@salk.edu. Application deadline is March 31, 2008.

Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Art at Washington University in St. Louis June 15-28 and July -19, 2008. Two pre-college programs are available: Portfolio Plus and Architecture Discovery. Deadline is April 1, 2008. Go to www.samfoxschool.wustl.edu for more information.

Sarah Lawrence College Programs for High School Students
Three-week residential courses in theatre, music and the visual arts, and a three-week program on the literature and history, theatre, and science of New York City. Also a Summer Writers Workshop.
Go to www.sarahlawrence.edu/highschool for more information.

Savannah College of Art & Design Rising Star Program – June 21 to July 26, 2008
Are you interested in either visual and performing arts, design, building arts, history of art, or architecture? Be a rising star and apply for admission to this wonderful program in Georgia! For information and application go to http://www.scad.edu/summer. Application is due May 1.

SDSU Upward Bound Math/Science Summer Residential Program
An intensive academic curriculum including molecular biology, bio-chemistry, statistics, and research. Students must be first generation college or low income, and have an interest in a math or science career. Call 619-594-3493 for an application. Go to http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/dept/sdsutrio/programs_ubms_about.html#el for information and application.

Summer Institute for the Gifted
A variety of enrichment courses and activities at a number of major universities. Go to www.giftedstudy.com for more information.

Summer Study at Penn State, University of Colorado at Boulder, or the American University of Paris
What a great way to spend a summer. At either a Big Ten or Big Twelve University or in Europe you can prepare yourself for the rigors of college. Look through the catalogues and brochures designed to highlight the special course offerings in pre-college enrichment programs. Your options include a 5 week college program or a three week enrichment program. See www.summerstudy.com for information and application.

Syracuse University, New York – June 28 to August 8, 2008
Designed to allow talented high school students to start college-level study early, earn college credits (six or seven credits), test a career interest and live on campus for six weeks. Programs in acting and musical theatre, architecture, art and design, engineering and computer science, fashion and textile design, law, liberal arts and sciences, management and public communications are offered. Partial tuition scholarships available. For more information go to http://summercollege.syr.edu/. Application deadline is May 15. Scholarship deadline is April 15.

Thomas Aquinas College of California (Santa Paula, CA) Great Books Summer Program, July 27 through August 9, 2008.
Stimulate your mind by taking this marvelous two week program on a campus where intellectual thought and discussion flourish. Moses, Socrates, Sophocles, Shakespeare, Pascal, Euclid—just to name a few—will be your teachers as you live on campus and interact with other outstanding high school students just like you! Go to http://www.thomasaquinas.edu/admission/summerprogram/ for information and application.

The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts Presents the Collegiate Summer Program
Merrimack, New Hampshire
Two sessions offered to high school students who wish to study literature, philosophy, American Political Tradition or Apologetics at this small, private liberal arts school in beautiful New Hampshire. For information and application go to http://www.thomasmorecollege.edu/summerprogram/index.html.

United States Naval Academy Summer Seminar
Three, one-week sessions in June 2008. You can visit the academy for one week prior to your senior year! More than 1800 students from around the world attend this fast-paced program each year. Apply from February 1 to March 31, 2008! Accepted students will experience all aspects of the Naval Academy training including the academic program, physical training, and midshipman life. Apply at www.usna.edu/admissions/nass.

United States Coast Guard Academy (AIM) Program
Applications are being accepted now through April 1 for the annual summer program for high school juniors interested in the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Three six day sessions will be held in July, at New London, Connecticut. Seize the opportunity and apply now for an incredible experience. Go to http://admissions.uscga.edu/i2e/summer/index.asp to apply.

The University of California at San Diego Summer Programs for 10th through 12th grades.
Summer Session gives you the opportunity to get an early start in your college career, fulfill one year of language in only 6 weeks, take courses to prepare for Fall quarter, reduce your course load for the other three-quarters, and earn college credit. For information and application procedures go to http://summersession.ucsd.edu/.

University of California Campus Summer Programs
Summer is hot at the UCs. Every single campus will be offering summer programs.
COSMOS (The California State Summer School in Mathematics and Science)
Residential academic program for high school students in mathematics and science at the following UC campuses: UC San Diego, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Santa Cruz June 8-Aug. 4.
Fees: $2,200 for California residents (financial aid available)
Application deadline: March 15
Web: ucop.edu/cosmos/welcome.html

The University of St. Andrews, Scotland, UK Scottish Summer Program, June 28-July 26, 2008.
For juniors or seniors, this 4 week residential pre-college program emphasizes a creative writing curriculum. In addition to mastering poetry, prose and oral presentations, students will take field trips to some of Scotland’s most beautiful and historic sites. A complete brochure is available in the college counseling office, or visit http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/services/admissions/sssprog.htm.

The University of Pacific (Stockton, Ca.) Summer Scholars Program – June 22 to July 25, 2008.
An investment in a college future, Summer Scholars is an exciting five-week residential program designed to give college-bound high school juniors and seniors the academic preparation and personal support they need to enter college with confidence.High school students are invited to apply for summer session courses at UOP. UOP is noted for its school of dentistry, law (in San Francisco), school of pharmacy and wonderful music programs. Go to www.pacific.edu/cpce/summerscholars.asp for more information.

USC Summer Seminar Program for High School Students
A four week residential program, this seminar offers 17 different academic areas and a real taste of college life! Students are housed in USC dorms, participate in campus activities, visit Los Angeles tourist destinations and experience a month of being a Trojan, while earning 3 college units! Apply through www.usc.edu/summer. A brochure is also available in the office.

University of Southern California (USC) Summer Seminars July 6 to August 2, 2008.
Sample college life at a top university and explore greater Los Angeles. Seminars ranging from actors workshop, science, philosophy, engineering, painting, debate and more will be offered. Go to www.usc.edu/summer for more information.

USC Summer Production Workshop/School of Cinema and Television
The oldest film school in the country again offers a summer program. This program is highly competitive, yet open to beginning or aspiring talented young people. Information and applications are available online at http://www.uscsummerfilm.com/ . A complete guide is available in the summer school file.

University of Southern California – Exploration of Architecture July 6 to August 2, 2008.
The Exploration of Architecture program is pleased to announce its 22nd year of offering an exciting opportunity to high school students. Three programs, each one week long, will be announced soon. See the school’s website or write to the following email address for more information. This program is designed for students who may not necessarily be thinking of architecture as a career! Take this time to explore what USC has to offer you! Write jenpark@usc.edu for an application and/or more information.

Washington University in St. Louis, Architecture Discovery Program
The Architecture Discovery Program gives you the opportunity to learn more about the practice of architecture and to experience its educational process firsthand. As a result, you will be able to make your career choice on a more informed basis. The program runs from Sunday, June 15 through Saturday, June 28, 2008 and July 6 to July 19, 2008. Designed for high school students between their junior and senior year, the program was attended last year by 50 students representing 23 states and every region of the country. Applications must be postmarked by April 2, 2007. Send for an application by visiting the website at http://www.arch.wustl.edu/index.lasso?pgID=147 or write to brennan@architecture.wustl.edu.

Washington University in St. Louis High School Summer Scholars Program
Experience the independence of college life the summer after your junior year in high school. Earn up to seven full college credits, transferable to most accredited colleges and universities. Live in the residence halls for five weeks with fellow scholars. Enjoy a variety of social and cultural opportunities while making new friends from around the world. Choose between two 5-week sessions: June 8-July 12 or July 13-August 15, 2008. Applications to the program received by March 1 will have application fee waived. Deadline for session A is May 2, for session B is June 6. Students interested in this program should go to http://ucollege.wustl.edu/hssp for more information.

Where There Be Dragons…rugged learning adventures in Asia
Would you like to live your life for adventure, exploration and knowledge? Head into the unknown for the sake of discovery? Visit www.wheretherebedragons.com for information about the incredible experiences available in Asia and Latin America. A brochure of information is available in the College Counseling Office.

The Wilderness Institute..world leaders in student outdoor adventures
Backpacking, bicycle touring, canoeing, cultural immersion, fly fishing, leadership training, mountain biking, rock climbing, sailing, scuba diving, sea kayaking and more await you in this special program, in operation for over 30 years. For more information, go to http://www.wildernessventures.com/ or call 800.533.2281.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute – Frontiers Program – July 13 to 25, 2008
WPI offers a two-week, summer residential program for rising juniors and seniors interested in math, science and engineering. Courses in Robotics, Biology and Biotechnology, Computer Science, Math, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Physics will be offered! Go to www.wpi.edu/+frontiers for more information.

Rev. 1/22/08