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LHS Year-Round Enrichment Programs/ Events
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List organized by deadline, then alphabetically for year-round, multi-session programs or recurring summer programs (with varied deadlines).
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Summer Study in the USA -
A searchable database of summer and short-term programs. This website allows you to search for summer programs by your current grade, subject area, location, financial aid, and more.
Quick links take you right to more information about the programs that fit your interests.
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MedConnect -
MedConnect connects Tri-Valley high school students with local dental practices for real shadowing experiences. No cold emails. No guesswork.
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Las Positas College Concurrent EnrollmentAttention High School students in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades. Enroll in college courses at Las Positas College while attending high school Online and in-person classes available. Earn college credit and get a head start on your college education. http://www.laspositascollege.edu/admissions/concurrent.phpSpring: TBD
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Norcal First Alarm Girls+ Fire CampFree! For 9th-12th grades Girls and Non-binary.

2-day event (no sleepover component) over the weekend with 1 group of campers attending BOTH days. You are expected to attend Saturday AND Sunday all day.

Ground Ladders, Chainsaws, Vehicle Extrication, hands-only CPR, Charged Hoselines, Confidence Course, Personal Protective Equipment,Wildland Operations, Small Tools, Aerial Climb, a Fitness Intro station, and lots in between. Each camper also receives a camp t-shirt and SWAG bag.
October 17-18Hayward Fire Station 6 & Regional Training Centerhttps://norcalwfs.org/first-alarm-fire-camphttps://norcalwfs.org/first-alarm-fire-campASAP
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Abbey RoadAbbey Road offers pre-college and study abroad programs.Summer - varies by programIn-Personhttps://www.goabbeyroad.com/https://www.goabbeyroad.com/portal/student-registration/Varies by program/ session
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Academy of Art Pre-CollegeThe Academy’s Pre-College Art & Design Experience (PCADE) is a free, college-level program for high school students ready to explore what makes their creative perspective one of a kind.

Whether you’re just beginning or already building your portfolio, this is where you’ll stretch your thinking and sharpen your style in animation, game design, fashion, fine art, photography, filmmaking, and more.

Classes are held primarily onsite in San Francisco, with select courses online. 100% free. 100% you.
Fall, Spring, Summer SessionsI-Person & Onlinehttps://www.academyart.edu/academics/pre-college/https://www.academyart.edu/academics/pre-college/Fall, Spring & Summer Sessions
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American Red Cross Northern California Summer Leadership Development Center (LDC)Aimed for students ages 13-18 years old, LDC is an in-person summer camp where youth learn about the Red Cross mission & how they can be involved in serving their communities, valuable professional development skills, and plenty of the fun aspects of going to summer camp! LDC provides great opportunities for youth to become leaders in their school and local communities. If you are entering grades 9–12 and interested in learning new skills and meeting Red Cross youth, apply today! Please reach out to youthnccr@redcross.org with any questions you may have.4 days, Junehttps://www.redcross.org/local/california/northern-california-coastal/volunteer/leadership-development-center.htmlApril - May
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Berkeley Business Academy for YouthThrough the Academic Year program, high schoolers from all over the world will prepare for the college experience with project-based learning. Through exploratory online coursework and experiential activities during the fall and spring, students will learn about business and entrepreneurship.

This highly selective program is open to academically motivated high school students, in rising 10th – 12th grades and gap year students.
Weekday cohorts meet twice a week for 1 hour 15 minute sessions on either Mondays & Wednesdays or Tuesdays & Thursdays. Weekend cohorts meet every Saturday for 1 hour 30 minutes, with a requirement of completing weekly pre-requisite coursework.Online https://haas.berkeley.edu/business-academy/academic-year-program/https://haas.berkeley.edu/business-academy/academic-year-program/August
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Berkeley Lab Director's Apprenticeship ProgramThis program is open to public school students in grades 10 and 11 in Alameda, San Francisco, and West Contra Costa counties. Students must be full time residents of the state of California. Participants MUST BE 16 by mid-June. We especially encourage high school students from underrepresented groups in STEM - Black, American Indians/Alaska Natives, Latinx, LGBTQ+, students from low income households, and those who will be the first generation in their family to attend college - to apply. The curriculum will include an introduction to Python course, data science, and a number of scientific projects and experiments. Participants will be provided with the necessary materials to complete projects and interact with researchers and operations staff. All participants will give a final presentation. Participants will be eligible for a monetary stipend during the middle and at the conclusion of the program. SummerIn-Person, Berkeley Lab main campus, full time, Monday to Fridayhttps://k12education.lbl.gov/programs/high-school/BLDAPApprlication opens in late January/ early Februarymid/ late March - check website
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Brown Pre-College ProgramsExplore our programs for high school students. You can choose to study on campus, online or at a variety of unique domestic and international locations.Varies by programIn-Person & Onlinehttps://precollege.brown.edu/programshttps://precollege.brown.edu/applyRolling admissions Deadline: May
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Camp Integem: #1 AR EducationCamp Integem is the #1 AR Camp for K-12 students. Kids and teens (Ages 5-18) learn Holographic AR coding, STEM, AI, robotics engineering, design, digital art, 2D/3D animation, game design, 3D modeling, outer space exploration, nature exploration, and more with a lot of fun. It is suitable for students with all computer skills, from beginner to advanced levels. Families can save $50/week using the Code AR23. Siblings will receive sibling discounts automatically. Varies by programIn-Person & Onlinehttps://camp.integem.comClick for flyerVaries by program/ session
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Carnegie Mellon Pre-College ProgramsCarnegie Mellon’s Pre-College Programs mirrors the undergraduate experience, giving rising juniors and seniors the opportunity to explore their interests and passions while receiving instruction from acclaimed Carnegie Mellon faculty and staff. We provide a holistic and robust student experience that includes academic and personal development both inside and outside of the classroom in order to prepare students for the future. Attend Discover Sessions to learn about available programs.Starts in June Programs vary in lengthIn-Personhttps://www.cmu.edu/pre-college/academic-programs/index.htmlhttps://apply-precollege.studentaffairs.cmu.edu/apply/ Rolling admissions Early Decision: late January/ early February Regular Decision: late February/ early March
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Columbia Business School Enrichment ProgramThis program helps you discover the business area that’s right for you. You will experience Ivy League faculty through one of the nation’s top business schools and the top ranked global MBA program according to Financial Times. We offer a faculty of leaders renowned in their fields. You will acquire the tools you need for your future from expert practitioners. All programs are 100 percent online, allowing you to study at your own pace. You’ll be guided by mentors and collaborate with motivated peers from around the globe. You will also complete a final project and receive a certificate of participation from Columbia Business School.Year-round programs OnlineInformation and RegistrationVaries by program/ session
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Columbia University Pre-College ProgramsColumbia University Pre-College Programs can help your students discover their academic passion and experience campus life in New York City through the residential program. Options available during the acaemic year and summer, online and in-person.Varies by programIn-Person & Onlinehttps://precollege.sps.columbia.edu/highschoolVaries by program/ session
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CybercampsCyberCampers will learn about online hygiene and safety, technology ethics, infrastructure administration, security audits, cryptography, digital and network forensics, and web application exploitation and will rewarded with digital badges for their participation. Available: introductory (in-person), intermediate (in-person), advanced (virtual)Varies by program - June & July options available. Introductory camps (In-Person), Intermediate camps (In-Person), Advanced camps (Virtual). In-person camp location TBD.https://baycyber.net/2024-summer-cybercamps Rolling until filled
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Diablo Valley College Career AcademiesDVC Career Academies are short-term college courses designed with high school students in mind but are open to all students during the summer. They allow students to explore various careers fields while earning college credit through hands-on activities. Topics: Animation, Business, Cyber Security, Environmental Engineering, Health Careers, Culinary and Hospitality, Youth Law Enforcement Academy. Click for flyerVaries by programDiablo Valley Collegehttps://www.dvc.edu/future/career-pathways/career-academies/index.htmlhttps://www.dvc.edu/future/career-pathways/career-academies/index.htmlRolling until filled
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Duke Pre-College ProgramsThe Duke Pre-College Program provides advanced academic opportunities and an introduction to the college experience to students currently in grades 6 - 11. Our courses are created to give students access to cutting-edge curriculum and technology beyond the average classroom while connecting them with transcendent peers from around the world and influential professionals in their future field. In addition to accessing university facilities and labs, our students interact and learn from renowned faculty and researchers. Participants gain valuable experiences that prepare them for not only their college curriculum and careers that follow, but also to become empowered, influential leaders.Varies by programIn-Person & Onlinehttps://learnmore.duke.edu/program-overviewhttps://learnmore.duke.edu/how-applyEarly application deadline: late January/ early February

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Fir Acres Writing Workshop - Lewis & Clark UniversityAt Fir Acres Writing Workshop, up to sixty high school students from across the country come together for two weeks to write and join a community of writers on the beautiful, wooded campus of Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon. Open to rising 10th, 11th, and 12th graders.Summer - one week, typically late June - early JulyIn-Personhttps://college.lclark.edu/programs/fir_acres/Priority deadline: early January
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Georgetown University Pre-College Online Program (virtual)Georgetown University now offers pre-college online courses for high school students ages 13 and older. Each features dynamic video lessons by renowned Georgetown faculty and access to mentors. The program is available year-round, and the online format enables you to study anywhere, anytime, at your own pace. Programs are intended for students ages 13+.Multi-length courses available throughout the yearOnlinehttps://georgetown.precollegeprograms.org/https://georgetown.precollegeprograms.org/apply-nowRolling
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Girls Who Code Summer Pathways ProgramFree. Pathways offers curriculum tracks in game design, data science, AI, cybersecurity, and web development as well as a vibrant virtual community on Discord (a free online communication platform). Students participate in optional corporate partner events, career panels, and advisor-led workshops aligned with emerging technologies.
Varies, 6-7 weeks Onlinehttps://girlswhocode.com/programs/pathwayshttps://girlswhocode.com/programs/pathwaysEarly Decision: Usually in February

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idTechOffers on-campus summer programs at prestigious institutions at prestigious universities, online private lessons, and online teen academies. Getting hands-on with the latest tech. Finding like-minded friends and expert mentors. Exploring a university campus and igniting a love for future learning. There’s so much to look forward to at iD Tech!OngoingIn-Person & Onlinehttps://www.idtech.com/https://www.idtech.com/Ongoing
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Juniper Young Writers (University of Masachusetts Amherst)When it comes to writing, you have the spark. You want to share your poetry and prose with others as passionate about writing as you are, who can help you take it to the next level. Juniper looks for writers whose work shows curiosity and risk-taking, and who are eager to experiment with forms and ideas new to them, in the company of their creative peers.Winter and Summer In-Person & Onlinehttps://www.umass.edu/juniperyoungwriters/about-juniper-onlineVaries by program/ session
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Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation Pre-CollegeWhether you travel to Baltimore for the campus experience or engage in learning from home, Engineering Innovation empowers students to make their own way in the world. And they can earn college credit from our top-tier research university!SummerIn-Person & Onlinehttps://ei.jhu.edu/Join us for our upcoming virtual information session: https://ei.jhu.edu/info-sessions-events/Early Decision: February

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Junior Achievement Student ExperiencesFree Programs. See link for program information, dates, and registration instructions. Programs on topics such as entrepreneurship, career expo, financial literacy, STEM education/summitVaries Onlinehttps://jausa.ja.org/programs/indexVaries by program/ session
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NASA Learning at HomeActivities and projects provided by NASA catered to specific grade levels for at-home learning. Free, no application. Learning at home opportunities.https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/edu/learning-space/#grades-9-12
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Naval Academy Summer SeminarIf you are currently in your junior year of high school and considering the Naval Academy as your college of choice, we strongly recommend you consider applying to Summer Seminar. Summer Seminar will introduce you to life at the Academy, where you will experience first-class academic, athletic, and professional training. Your Summer Seminar application will also serve as a preliminary application to the Academy that you will complete before or during your senior year.Multiple sessions in JuneIn-Personhttps://www.usna.edu/Admissions/Programs/NASS.php#fndtn-panel1-Steps-Formid-April
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Ladder InternshipsLadder Internships is a selective start-up internship program for high school students, founded and run by Harvard graduate students. In the program, students work 1-1 with supervisors from top start-ups to work on real-world projects in a real start-up environment. Our companies and supervisors come from Harvard iLabs, Google, Microsoft, Y Combinator, Wharton and McKinsey & Company.Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer 8 week programOnlineClick for informationClick for informationVaries by program/ session
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Landmark College Summer Learning Opportunities for students who learn differently
Landmark College offers summer programs to assist a wide range of students with learning differences, including high school students, graduating high school seniors, and students enrolled at colleges around the country. Financial aid is available.Summer - varies by programIn-Person & Onlinehttps://www.landmark.edu/summerVaries by program/ session
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Learn with Leaders Certificate Offerings by HarvardA variety enruchment programs of varying lengths . Topics include: Future Lawyers, Doctors, Entrepreneurs, Research Scholars Program, and more. Pricing varies by program.Varies by program/ sessionOnlinehttps://www.learnwithleaders.com/our-offerings/certificate-programs/Varies by program/ session
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Livermore Area Youth Advisory CommissionThe Livermore Area Youth Advisory Commission promotes youth involvement in the Livermore community and supports communication between the elected leaders and the young people in the area. The Commission creates a forum for ideas and concerns and provides a vehicle for the interests and needs of youth to be communicated to the City Council and to the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District. Members of this board must contain 15 Youth (ages 12-20) and 3 Non-Voting Adults.Monthly meeting, 2 year termIn-Personhttps://www.livermoreca.gov/departments/city-clerk/advisory-bodies/livermore-area-youth-advisory-commissionRolling if there are openings
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Naval Academy Summer SeminarIf you are currently in your junior year of high school and considering the Naval Academy as your college of choice, we strongly recommend you consider applying to Summer Seminar. Summer Seminar will introduce you to life at the Academy, where you will experience first-class academic, athletic, and professional training. Your Summer Seminar application will also serve as a preliminary application to the Academy that you will complete before or during your senior year.Several sessions typically in JuneIn-Personhttps://www.usna.edu/Admissions/Programs/NASS.php#fndtn-panel1-Steps-ForMid-April
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Parson's Paris Aspiring to a career in fashion? Get an inside look at the field with Parsons Paris. Take interactive online courses that unveil unique career opportunities and build new skills
while learning to think like an industry expert.
Multi-length courses available throughout the yearOnlineExplore coursesClick for flyerVaries by program/ session
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The Perry Outreach Experience The Perry Institute offers free, in-person and virtual interactive experiences for high school and college-aged women who are interested in pursuing careers in orthopaedics and/or engineering. Participants will hear from women leaders in these fields and dive into online mock orthopaedic simulations and biomechanics experiments. Sessions have limited capacity and are filled first come first serve, so don’t delay!Year-round programs In-Person & Onlinehttps://perryinitiative.org/

Virtual Experience site: https://perryinitiative.org/pve/
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Virtual Experience site: https://perryinitiative.org/pve/
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Pratt Pre-College ProgramPratt PreCollege students will explore creative careers and develop their artistic skills with support from experienced faculty. The month-long experience combines college-level courses and cultural enrichment opportunities for high school students on our picturesque Brooklyn campus. Courses allow students a unique opportunity to be immersed in the creative process and get a sneak peek into the undergraduate experience at Pratt Institute.Year-round programsOnline & In-Personhttps://www.pratt.edu/continuing-and-professional-studies/precollege/ Varies by program/ session
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Pre-College Art Experience at Academy of Art UniversityThe Pre-College Art Experience (PCAE) at Academy of Art University is a tuition-FREE art and design education program for high school students. It’s a great opportunity to jump-start your art and design education while earning money toward your college degree. You can take the pre-college program on our campus in San Francisco or online year-round. Explore your future, gain confidence in your creative abilities, and have the time of your life as an art and design student at Academy of Art University.Year-round programsIn-Person & Onlinehttps://www.academyart.edu/academics/pre-college/https://www.academyart.edu/academics/pre-college/Rolling/ ongoing
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Purdue Summer College for High School StudentsExperience the excitement of college life, take courses with world-renowned faculty, explore academic majors, and put yourself on a pathway for success! Taking online or on-campus courses during summer allows high school students age 16 and older to experience college life by completing coursework alongside current undergraduate students. Students have access to more than 650 courses across academic disciplines.Dates vary by programIn-Personhttps://www.purdue.edu/summer-high-school/index.php May
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Rhode Island School of Design Advanced Program OnlineRISD’s Advanced Program Online is a series of intensive, collegiate-level courses for students in grades 10–12* (or the equivalent) who are 15–18 years old. This immersive online experience is designed for those interested in pursuing art and design in college and want to learn best practices in producing portfolio work.Spring and Summer ProgramsOnlinehttps://precollege.risd.edu/advanced-program/RegistrationVaries by session
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Rhode Island School of Design Pre-College ProgramIn-Person: RISD Pre-College offers rising high school juniors and seniors the chance to experience life as a RISD undergrad. For six weeks you’ll follow a college-level curriculum with day-long studio classes, critiques and final projects. To be eligible to attend, you must have finished your 10th or 11th year of high school (or equivalent) and be between 16 and 18 years old.July - August In-Personhttps://precollege.risd.edu/program-overview/February
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Rice University Pre-College ProgramOur program is designed for students ages 13+ who wish to dive deeper into a subject that piques their interest, such as genome engineering or physiology. Each course features dynamic video lessons by renowned Rice faculty and access to mentors. Courses on topics such as genome engineering, physiology, entrepreneurship, aerospace, global affairs, psychology, economics, and law.Multi-length programs available throughout the yearOnlinehttps://precollege.rice.edu/https://precollege.rice.edu/Rolling - varies by program/ session
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Scholar LaunchStudents will work with professors and scholars from top universities in a small-group setting, engage in lively discussions and get professional one-on-one guidance from Teaching Assistants. Custom one-on-one research programs are possible. STEM, Business, Social Science, Art & Architecture, Humanities, Leadership and InnovationYear-round programsOnlinehttps://www.scholarlaunch.org/Rolling - varies by program/ session
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Stanford AI Scholars Live OnlineAI Scholars Live Online is a 10 session (25-hour) program that exposes high school students to fundamental AI concepts and guides them to build a socially impactful project. Taught by our team of graduate students from Stanford University, students receive a personalized learning experience in small groups with a student-teacher ratio of 4:1.Year-round programsLive Onlinehttps://www.inspiritai.com/liveonlinehttps://www.inspiritai.com/liveonlineRolling - varies by program/ session
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Stanford Pre-Collegiate ProgramsStanford Pre-Collegiate Studies strives to enhance the education of motivated, intellectually curious, pre-college students. This summer, we are offering several online and residential academic enrichment programs. Programs feature a wide variety of disciplines—including business, computer science, humanities, math, science, social justice, and more—allowing students to investigate advanced topics beyond the typical high school curriculum. Students engage in discussion-based classes with instructors who are scholars in their fields and passionate about teaching. Need-based financial aid is available.Summer - varies by programOnline & In-Personhttps://spcs.stanford.edu/ Deadline varies by program, January - March
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Summer DiscoveryExplore 26 pre-college courses at leading universities including UCLA, UC Berkeley, Johns Hopkins, UT Austin and more. Students can immerse in courses such as Ideagen Future Global Leaders Academy, powered globally by Microsoft, Business of Entertainment, Media and Sports, Advertising in the Digital Age, Leadership During a Crisis, and more.SummerIn-Personhttps://www.summerdiscovery.com/https://www.summerdiscovery.com/applicationRolling - varies by program/ session
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Syracuse University Summer CollegeMultiple dates available for over 60 pre-college program. Online and in-person programs available. Also available: Fall and Spring online semester programs for high school students. Multiple dates available for over 60 pre-college program. Online and in-person programs available.In-Person & Onlinehttps://summercollege.syr.edu/https://summercollege.syr.edu/Varies by program
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TeenLifeDatabase of programs for for teens including: summer programs, Gap year programs, community service, etc.Varies by programVaries by programhttps://www.teenlife.com/Rolling - varies by program/ session
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Tomorrow ClubAre you a high school student that is passionate about the environment, education, or both? Then you would make a great Tomorrow Project club leader! By starting a Tomorrow Project club at your school, you and a group of other passionate students can host environmental workshops in your nearby elementary schools, start fundraisers, host cleanups, and more. Starting a Tomorrow Project club takes a lot of time, effort, and responsibility, but the impact you will make is enormous. Consider applying to start a club this summer, so you can start the next school year. Not applicableYou would start the club at Livermore High Schoolhttps://www.tomorrowprojectus.org/Application: https://www.tomorrowprojectus.org/start-a-club
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UC Berkeley emcBARC Summer Design AcademyThe embARC program at UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design (CED) brings together high school students from diverse backgrounds to explore architecture, urban design, and sustainable city planning through integrated components: an architecture + urban design studio, a sustainable city planning workshop, a digital design workshop, an environmental design conversation series, and a materials exploration workshop. No prior experience in environmental design is necessary.JulyIn-Personhttps://ced.berkeley.edu/academics/summer-programs/embarc-summer-design-academyEarly application deadline: March Regular application deadline: late April/ early May
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UC Berkeley's Society of Women Engineers High School Engineering Program (HSEP) (in-person)Free program - The High School Engineering Program (HSEP) is a free, in-person, 10-week program hosted by the UC Berkeley Society of Women Engineers (SWE). Our goal is to introduce women and nonbinary students in high school to different fields of engineering, help them discover their interests, and encourage them to pursue higher education and a career in engineering. The program takes place from 9am to 12pm every Saturday and occurs in the fall (September through November) as well as the spring (February through May) every year. Weekly on Saturdays, 9:00am - 12:00pm - fall and spring programUC Berkeley campushttps://swe.berkeley.edu/hsepVaries by session
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UC Davis Young Scholars ProgramThe UC Davis Young Scholars Program is a summer residential research program designed to expose approximately 40 high achieving high school students to the world of original research within the fields of the biological, agricultural, environmental and natural sciences.Summer, apprimately late June to early AugustIn-Personhttps://education.ucdavis.edu/young-scholars-programhttps://ysprogram.ucdavis.edu/applicationMid-March (visit site for deadline information)
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UC San Diego Summer Program FinderUCSD Summer offers a variety of programs for all age groups whether you are a parent looking for a non-credit camp for your children or an undergraduate student in need of a credit bearing program. Summer programs include a wide range of experiences including elementary through high school as well as university and beyond. You can utilize the Summer Program Finder tool to search for the right program for you.SummerVaries by programhttps://summer.ucsd.edu/program-finder/index.html#grade=High%20School
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UC Santa Barbara Summer Sessions - Pre-CollegeUC Santa Barbara Summer Sessions offers two premier pre-college programs that provide students with unique opportunities to earn college credit while engaging in interdisciplinary research. Simultaneously, these programs are designed to shape each student's academic, professional, personal, and social development. Our programs challenge high school students by exposing them to the academic excellence of UC Santa Barbara while immersing them in the university’s environment. Varies by program - summerUC Santa Barbara campushttps://www.summer.ucsb.edu/programs/pre-collegeVaries by program
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Universal Technical Institute Summer Ignite ProgramUniversal Technical Institute’s 3-week, no-cost Summer Ignite Program allows you to spend the summer test driving an education from UTI while learning in-demand, real-world skills that are used in today’s transportation industry.3 weeks, typically starting in later JuneUTI Sacramentio Campus 4100 Duckhorn Dr, Sacramentohttps://www.uti.edu/programs/ignitehttps://www.uti.edu/programs/igniteRolling until filled
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University of Chicago - Pre-College Summer ProgramsDiscover the awesome course opportunities for high school students this summer with the University of Chicago. Within a supportive community, students from all over the globe are exposed to diverse ideas in classes taught by world-class faculty and instructors. In their classes, students are given the chance to take intellectual risks, dive more deeply into subject matter, and discuss questions that go beyond the realm of their high school curriculum.Varies by programIn-Person & Virtualhttps://summer.uchicago.edu/pre-college-studentsVaries by program: Typically January - March
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USC Summer ProgramsJoin us for an academically rigorous, socially packed 4-week summer experience.USC Summer Programs allows you to take intellectual risks, hone your skills, discover your passions, and kick start your college experience. Choose from over 20 courses in multiple disciplines –– from business and engineering to acting and creative writing, there's a wide range of courses and subjects for you to explore.Online programs offered year-round Summer programs: June - JulyIn-Person & Onlinehttps://precollege.usc.edu/https://precollege.usc.edu/Online programs: rolling admissions, varies by session Summer programs: late April/ early May
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Veritas AIVeritas AI is an AI program for ambitious high school students founded and run by Harvard graduate students. In the program, build a real-world project using AI. Past projects have included detecting deforestation using neural networks, detecting breast cancer cell proliferation, and building AI-powered video games.Multi-length programs available throughout the yearOnlinehttps://www.veritasai.com/Click for Program BrochureVaries by program/ session
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Wake Forest Pre-College ProgramsThe Online Immersion Program, designed for high school students ages 13 and up, has been created for this purpose. It offers exciting topics, covered in-depth, through online coursework led by Wake Forest University professors. Topics such as business, medicine, cancer, sports medicine, psychology, bioscience, women's medicine, investing, and criminal law. On-campus summer institutes are also available.Multi-length courses available throughout the yearOnline & In-Personhttps://wfuonline.precollegeprograms.org/Rolling - varies by program/ session
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West Point Summer Leaders Experience (SLE)Open to high school Juniors. Led by current West Point cadets, Summer Leaders Experience (SLE) is a week-long immersion into the academic, military, and social life of a West Point cadet. At SLE, you will explore West Point from all angles, including our high-tech educational facilities, team-building athletic activities, and realistic military training.   One week in JuneIn-Personhttps://www.westpoint.edu/admissions/summer-programMid-March
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William & Mary Pre-College ProgramsOur Pre-College Online Program is designed for high school students ages 13 and up, and offers a range of compelling topics, covered in-depth, through online coursework led by William & Mary professors. Courses on topics such as constitutional law, medicine, psychology, and entrepreneurship and venture capital.Multi-length courses available throughout the yearOnlinehttps://precollegeonline.wm.edu/Varies by program/ session
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