Join us for a week of immersive music-making at the Strings Scholars Camp! Designed for young string players with at least one year of experience on violin, viola, cello, or double bass, this program offers daily orchestra rehearsals, sectional coaching with Butler University faculty and music majors, and engaging music theory and elective classes modeled after the college experience. The camp culminates in a final performance showcasing the progress and dedication of all participants. Students are expected to bring their own instrument.

The Butler University Brass Camp offers an exciting and immersive week of music-making for students entering grades 8–12 who have at least one year of experience on their brass instrument.

Economics for Leaders is a selective residential summer program that teaches student leaders to integrate economics into decision-making.

Economics for Leaders is a selective residential summer program that teaches student leaders to integrate economics into decision-making.

Economics for Leaders is a selective residential summer program that teaches student leaders to integrate economics into decision-making.

Economics for Leaders is a selective residential summer program that teaches student leaders to integrate economics into decision-making.

Economics for Leaders Virtual is designed to give promising students the skills to be effective leaders and employ economic analysis when considering difficult public policy choices. This course is centered on introducing and applying economic concepts and reasoning skills while also familiarizing students with leadership theory.

Engage in archaeological digs, view exclusive artifacts, and learn from top history professors. This camp nurtures critical thinking and respect for diverse perspectives, making learning history a lively and exciting experience.

Campers will explore different types of sciences, including ones not normally taught in middle school or high school. Relevant, fun, hands-on activities will be taught by our nationally recognized Virginia Tech professors and staff.

Join veterinarians and technicians in this veterinary summer enrichment program. You’ll learn how to understand animals and tell if they’re sick or hurt. Practice checking vital signs and giving CPR. Try your hand at suturing wounds and helping animals with broken bones.

What better way to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States and our 25th year than with week focused on liberty, freedom, and democracy! We are kicking off the season with this very special session of Great Books & Big Ideas at Amherst. Honoring the American tradition of the founders, we will immerse ourselves in spirited but respectful discussion and wrestle with the challenging questions and big ideas that helped forge this great nation. Together we will read and discuss the Declaration of Independence and other founding documents as well as works by Locke, MLK, Hughes, Thoreau, and others. A national symposium on Freedom, Government, and the Law, with students from across the country and around the world, this will be a Great Books week like no other. Join us!

Great Books & Big Ideas Programs at Haverford will celebrate the classics and philosophy, including American and world literature. Dante, Virgil, Martin Luther King Jr., Alexandre Dumas, Gwendolyn Brooks, Miguel de Cervantes, Haruki Murakami, and Hannah Arendt are just some of the authors we will read this summer. With new curriculum and a wide variety of readings each week, students can stay for a one or two-week program. Students staying for two weeks enjoy fun weekend activities and additional exploration of the Haverford campus and beautiful arboretum on Saturday.

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.

Essentials of Finance provides an introduction to the theory, the methods and the concerns of the world of finance. Learn about the fundamentals of both personal and corporate finance. Delve into the topics such as the time value of money, the trade-off between risk and return, equities and corporate accounting

Every summer, around 400 student musicians entering grades 7, 8, and 9, spend a week at Luther College to study, explore, and perform music under the mentorship of Luther’s music faculty. On a given day at camp, you will take part in ensemble rehearsals for band, choir, and/or orchestra, instrument-specific workshops, a wide variety of classes, and private lessons. In the evenings, you won’t know where the time has gone by participating in evening talent nights, concerts, walks into town, and a variety of sports. The camp ends with a grand concert in Luther’s Center for Faith and Life.