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Hellenic College Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology

Do you love learning about your faith? Are you part of the high school class of 2005, about to face tough decisions about what you should do with your life? CrossRoad is an engaging 10-day summer program for Orthodox Christian high school seniors of all jurisdictions that will take place this June 27 - July 7, 2004 on the campus of Hellenic College/Holy Cross in Brookline, Massachusetts. THE POINT: To help you answer the question: What does it mean to travel the road of the Cross of Christ in your life, for your life? For ten days you will: experience a full liturgical life, praying together at Matins/Orthros at the school’s chapel and at Vespers at different Orthodox churches...[more]
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Deadline : May 01, 2005

Summer Studies Program

Cedarville University

Summer Studies is a residential program through which students earn college credit. Eligible students have completed their junior year of high school and have a GPA of 3.0+.
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Deadline : May 01, 2005

Summer Institute

University of the Arts

Four week residential programs for high school students in visual arts,writing, communication, theater and dance; two week program in music - emphasis on jazz
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Deadline : May 01, 2005

Excel

Carson Newman University

Opportunity for high school juniors to take college classes.
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Deadline : May 01, 2005

Music Camp

Carson Newman University

Music camp for high school students.
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Deadline : May 01, 2005

The Great Books Summer Program

Thomas Aquinas College

The Summer Program introduces participants to a selection of the primary written sources of Western Civilization—the “Great Books”—and to the questions, ideas and discoveries these works inspire in civilized men and women even to our own day. Members of the College’s full-time faculty meet with students twice each day in small “Socratic-style” tutorials. Classes open with a question designed to lead students into a careful reading of the text; the ensuing discussion often leads them into exciting discoveries of the truths and wisdom which are their heritage. Vigorous thinking is best tempered with vigorous leisure! Organized on-campus sports, hiking in the Los Padres Nation...[more]
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Deadline : May 01, 2005

UCF Rock and Roll Camps: 2005

University of Central Florida

Rock and Roll camp offers students the opportunity to spend a week learning Rock and Roll material on Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Drums, Voice; rehearsing with other students at similar levels as "rock bands", and performing in a Rock concert for the public in costume on the final day. Students can choose between the beginner week (June 6-10, 2005) for ages 8-14, and intermediate/advanced week (July 25-29, 2005). Instructors are veteran rockers with at least 10 years in the business, all of whom have played with many big names in the world of Rock and Roll. Emphasis is on ensemble (playing together), preparing material for performance with a deadline, and learning something new on your instrumen...[more]
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Deadline : May 01, 2005

Johns Hopkins University HeadsUP Program

Johns Hopkins University Engineering School

HeadsUP offers summer, college credit, introductory engineering and bioscience courses and possible internships to rising high school juniors through early college students who are good in math and science and want to explore engineering or get ahead in their college engineering courses. HeadsUP is a non-residence, commuter program aimed at attracting students in the Montgomery County, Northern Virginia and northern Washington D.C. area. Course are taken from electrical and computer, biomedical, and environmental engineering disciplines, as well as the biosciences. Another course, called "What is Engineering?", provides students an overview of five different disciplines within engineering th...[more]
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Deadline : Apr 30, 2005

Women in Engineering EDGE Camp

Purdue University

The Women in Engineering Program at Purdue University is dedicated to enriching the profession of Engineering through the full participation of women. The EDGE camp was designed to show early High School students what career choices are available in Engineering. Camp activities are chosen that specifically target topics of interest to young women and highlight the opportunities available within the Purdue College of Engineering. This strategy is designed to show the campers that engineering is a feasible career choice, regardless of their personal interests or individual talents. All campers stay in the residence halls. To be considered for the camp, the student must submit a teach...[more]
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Deadline : Apr 26, 2005

Pre-College Summer ArtLab 2005

Kansas City Art Institute

Push your limits as an artist. Concentrate on visual art in an environment that is about you and your gift. You will see and think in new ways, encouraged and challenged by fellow artists. They are here for the same reasons you are - to make art. Intensive studio and academic courses are the foundation for your future as an artist. Faculty include full-time professors from Art Institute degree programs as well as guest faculty and full-time upperclass Art Institute students. You will discover firsthand the daring and commitment it takes to be an artist. You will learn to document your own work and begin building a meaningful portfolio for college applications and scholarship com...[more]
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Deadline : Apr 22, 2005

Pre-College Summer ArtLab 2005

Kansas City Art Institute

Push your limits as an artist. Concentrate on visual art in an environment that is about you and your gift. You will see and think in new ways, encouraged and challenged by fellow artists. They are here for the same reasons you are - to make art. Intensive studio and academic courses are the foundation for your future as an artist. faculty include full-time professors from Art Institute degree programs as well as guest faculty and full-time upperclass Art Institute students. You will discover firsthand the daring and commitment it takes to be an artist. You will learn to document your own work and begin building a meaningful portfolio for college applications and scholarship competiti...[more]
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Deadline : Apr 22, 2005

National High School Summer Institute

Northwestern University

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. NHSMI is one of seven divisions of Northwestern's National High School Institute, which enrolls approximately 700 of the nation's most accomplished sutdents. Established in 1931, NHSI is the oldest and largest university-based program of its kind in the nation. The highly selective music division admits approxim...[more]
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Deadline : Apr 22, 2005

Summer Expressions Pre-College Program

Minneapolis College of Art and Design

MCAD Summer Expressions (SES), the Minneapolis College of Art and Design's pre-college summer program, is designed to give high school students an introduction to life at MCAD. For two weeks students ages 16 to 18 live on campus, experience a college-like curriculum, earn 1.5 credits, make art, build a portfolio and attend social activities.
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Deadline : Apr 22, 2005

Education Program for Gifted Youth

Stanford University

The EPGY Summer Institutes are three-week and five-week residential summer programs on the Stanford University campus for academically talented and motivated high-school students. The Summer Institutes provide an opportunity for these students to enrich and accelerate their academic pursuits and to share this experience with others who have similar interests and abilities. Past participants have come from across the United States and around the world, and every student leaves with a sense of academic accomplishment, new friends, and fond memories of a wonderful time spent at Stanford University. Students in the EPGY Summer Institutes live in supervised Stanford housing, and they are taught b...[more]
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Deadline : Apr 21, 2005

Dickinson Summer Programs

Dickinson College

FIVE-WEEK PROGRAM: Rising high-school juniors and seniors have the chance to experience college—academically and socially—through Dickinson College’s Pre-College Summer Programs. Students may earn college credit in a variety of courses and learn to balance hard work and play on a college campus. Classes are taught by Dickinson faculty and adjuncts. Students may choose from tracks in pre-law, pre-business, art, social science, communications or Spanish immersion, for which much of the time is spent at the University of Querétaro, Mexico. They also may select two courses from among workshops and courses that range from astronomy to theatre, computer science to political science. Student...[more]
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Deadline : Apr 15, 2005

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