Live and study at Yale University, immersing yourself in the legacy and traditions of this renowned Ivy League institution.

Live and study at the University of Oxford, experiencing the traditions and academic rigor of Corpus Christi and University College. Join us for two or four weeks this summer to live and learn at the University of Oxford, enjoying the full Oxford experience, from academics to history and culture. On this high school program, students reside and study at two of the University of Oxford’s oldest and most storied colleges: University College and Corpus Christi. Set in the historic city center, each college offers a distinctive window into collegiate life at Oxford. Founded in 1249, University College is known for its striking medieval architecture, enclosed quads, and connection to literary legends like Percy Bysshe Shelley and C.S. Lewis. Just a short walk away, Corpus Christi—established in 1517—offers a more intimate setting, with one of the university’s oldest libraries and views over Christ Church Meadow. This experience fosters a deeper connection to the university and the city itself, bringing the spirit of Oxford to life in a way that few summer school programs can match. Over the course of the program, students develop crucial skills to help them excel in future studies, gain insight into potential academic or career paths, and foster lifelong friendships along the way.

The RISD Pre-College on-campus option offers rising high school juniors and seniors the chance to experience life as a RISD undergrad in Providence, RI. For five weeks you’ll follow a college-level curriculum with day-long studio classes, critiques, and projects. You'll work alongside hundreds of other creative, highly motivated students from around the world who will challenge, inspire, and encourage you to push your limits and produce your best work.

In this immersive setting, you’ll live like a RISD student, access renowned resources and instructors, strengthen your portfolio, and forever change the way you approach art and design.

Barnard’s 3-Week Plate + Planet Lab introduces students to the U.S food system, examining food production, distribution, consumption, and waste management through four key lenses: agriculture; health, policy and justice; food systems and climate change; and soil health. Each week, students will explore farms all across the city and New York state to learn hands-on from farmers growing our food. The program will invite experts and professionals from each unit to guide student's learning experience. Students will take a deep dive into each of these units to imagine a food system that produces food in an ecologically mindful way while supporting our communities and the planet.

This summer, Stamps will host three sessions of our Portfolio Prep program, including virtual and residential options. Each session is a studio experience for current high school students (grades 9 – 11).

Are you motivated by math? Stoked for science? Do you like bending your brain to figure stuff out? Then we've got the perfect summer experience for you! Project SELECT is a week-long science and engineering camp that's exclusively for students during the summers after their freshman or sophomore years of high school. In Project SELECT, you'll build on your existing science and mathematics knowledge as you connect it to modern engineering applications, get hands-on experience working with Rose-Hulman professors to explore how science can be applied to solve difficult problems, and you'll test your designs using state-of-the-art equipment.

An exciting summer camp experience full of science, engineering and math awesomeness, with STEM opportunities that allow high school juniors or seniors to reach into robotics, or do cool things like brew biodiesel or make a machine from scratch.

Core Studio Concepts gives students the opportunity to take two classes. Carefully constructed courses explore the fundamental elements of art and design, including two-and three-dimensional issues of composition, form, design, marking-making and color, as relevant to the various fields of study.

Do you love true crime and want to experience detective work firsthand? This week-long overnight program is designed for high school girls interested in the fields of forensic science, criminal justice, or science in general. Campers will work together to solve a staged murder by analyzing physical evidence, interviewing suspects, and using deductive reasoning to identify the guilty suspect using all available information. Throughout the week, campers will work closely with Saint Mary’s students and professors as they explore the world of STEM and how it is used to analyze evidence. Lessons and guest speakers will allow campers to experience a variety of topics and show them that there is more than one way to be a great detective. Campers will attend a tour at the local police station and crime lab, and interact with professionals in the field. Campers will also experience what campus life is like at Saint Mary’s College as they sleep in dorms, eat in the dining hall, and attend sessions in campus classrooms.

Summer fun starts HERE! Our camps keep kids moving, laughing, learning, and making memories all summer long. Let the adventures begin! Open play, crafts, themed games and activities, obstacle courses, quiet time, snack time, and more!

Summer fun starts HERE! Our camps keep kids moving, laughing, learning, and making memories all summer long. Let the adventures begin! Open play, crafts, themed games and activities, obstacle courses, quiet time, snack time, and more!

Summer fun starts HERE! Our camps keep kids moving, laughing, learning, and making memories all summer long. Let the adventures begin! Open play, crafts, themed games and activities, obstacle courses, quiet time, snack time, and more!

Enroll in the Early College Program Summer Institute (ECPSI) for ages 15–18 at the nation's most influential art and design school! Guided by our faculty of professional artists, students develop a body of work that will give them a competitive advantage in their applications for higher education programs in art and design.

Early in Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility, Elinor says of Edward, “At first sight…his person can hardly be called handsome, till the expression of his eyes, which are uncommonly good…is perceived.” Why didn’t Elinor find Edward handsome before noticing his eyes? What influences what we see—and what we don’t? How can we make our sight more insightful? We will explore such questions with the guidance of Austen’s literary interrogation of romance; Euclid’s mathematical examination of optics; and several American poets’ exploration of perception, including Emily Dickinson, Elizabeth Bishop, and Robert Frost.

Temple University’s Pre-College Workshops invite students entering grades 10, 11, or 12 to experience Temple University academics while exploring potential college majors through non-credit workshops.