Explore 9 education & social impact summer program opportunities for high school students. Compare eligibility, deadlines, location, and provider details.
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Brown Experiential Education: OxfordProgramBEE: OxfordDates & FormatsJuly 06, 2026 - July 17, 2026 •2 weeks•Off-Campus•ClosedWhat sparks innovation in biotech? In this course, you’ll learn the basics of biotechnology and the fundamentals of biology that drive it. Explore how…
Audubon Nature Institute offers secure, gratifying, and thrilling volunteer options for young individuals. These Youth Volunteers contribute to the achievement of Audubon's goal of commemorating the marvels of nature by providing assistance and interacting with visitors.
Utah Valley University's Latinos of Tomorrow Bridge Programs aim to cultivate a diverse community of young scholars and prepares them to engage actively with and meet the challenges of a university education.
Leadership for Educational EquityProgramLeadership InstituteDates & FormatsJune 22, 2026 - July 02, 2026 •2 weeks•On-Campus•ClosedIn this course, you will reflect on your high school educational experience, using it as a lens to analyze inequities within the education system.…
Northwestern University's School of Professional Studies offers a Pre-College Summer Program designed to prepare high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors for college. Students can earn college credits by taking courses or participating in two-week online seminars covering various subjects. The program is divided into two parts: College Preparation and College Bridge. The latter is in partnership with Chicago Public Schools, and 25 juniors from CPS can enroll in Northwestern's Summer Session to gain college credits and experience learning on a colleg…
Pomona College Academy for Youth Success offers a multifaceted approach to prepare and support over ninety high achieving high school students for admission to and success in college. Rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors participate in a wide array of programs throughout the academic year geared to affect their perceptions of the college experience, to challenge them academically, and to develop a collaborative cohort striving for success in selective four year institutions. Each scholar participates in PAYS for three consecutive years, f…
Social Impact of Natural and Human-made DisastersProgramSummer@BrownDates & FormatsJune 22, 2026 - July 02, 2026 •2 weeks•On-Campus•ClosedWhat is a disaster and how do the two broadest categories—natural and human-made disasters—differ from one another? This interdisciplinary…
Counseling at camp is a very different experience from participating as a staff member. While being a staff member is a summer-long paid position, counseling is volunteer-based and the responsibilities of the counselors last the duration of the camp with which they are working.
Since 1985, Wyoming's rising junior students have had the opportunity to have their first taste of college life while attending the UW Summer High School Institute. HSI was created to provide an extra opportunity to learn, grow, and mature as young adults. The Program's philosophy attempts to develop the whole person rather than concentrating on academics exclusively.
