Learn more about Rutgers Pre-College Summer

 

Hello Anthony, Thank you for expressing interest in Rutgers–New Brunswick Pre-College Summer Programs! We are excited to offer academically motivated middle and high school students like you the opportunity to grow and prepare for your future educational journey over the summer.  Don't miss out, explore our pre-college program options! Apply now before program spots fill up. Learn More Choose the best program for your future  Pre-College Summer Academies Offered for rising high school juniors and seniors One week in-person experience Residential and commuter options Programs in Engineering, Law, Leadership Skills, and Physical Therapy Benefits Experience a taste of college life Explore academic interests Receive hands-on experience to advance skills from leading field experts Earn college credit in select programs Summer Scholars Program Designed for high-achieving high school students (16+) Online and in-person courses options available for students Can take up two program approved courses at Rutgers–New Brunswick Benefits Experience genuine college courses at a research university Explore possible majors and interests Learn from experienced faculty and instructors Earn Rutgers–New Brunswick college credit   Middle School STEM Camp Offered for rising 7th and 8th graders (ages 12-14) One week-in person experience Commuter program Benefits Gain insight into a wide array of scientific domains Receive hands-on experience in designing and conducting experiments Learn from scientists from Bristol Myers Squibb Have a question? For prompt assistance, email us with questions: Summer Academies and STEM Camp: precollegeacademies@docs.rutgers.edu Summer Scholars: summerscholars@docs.rutgers.edu

Submit a MyImpact Challenge Service Project - Deadline May 19, 2024

 

View on Web browser MyImpact Challenge Deadline: May 19, 2024! The MyImpact Challenge submission deadline May 19, 2024! If you received an email stating the deadline is one month away, please disregard. Students still have time to create a profile and submit a project. Here's a checklist of what students need to have a completed submission: an essay of up to 1,200 words describing how your project exudes one of BRI’s Civic Virtues or Founding Principles a report of up to 2,000 words detailing a student’s completed or in-progress civic engagement project Photographic, visual, or a combination of both documentation of the student’s project and its results  Watch the three-part video series on building a service project for giudance finalizing the essay and report Watch Playlist Copyright © 2024 Bill of Rights Institute, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 1310 North Courthouse Road, Suite 620 Arlington, Virginia 22201

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Join our March Events Online and Prepare For Your Summer at Columbia

Online Information Session Summer 2024 Academic Enrichment Programs March 13, 2024, at 8:00 p.m. ET

Receive application tips from our Admissions representatives and learn all about our NYC Commuter Summer, NYC Residential Summer and Online Summer programs.

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Summer 2024 Application Deadline NYC Commuter Summer and Online Summer April 1, 2024

Apply now for earliest consideration and best course selection.

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Online Event Instructor Spotlight: Nancy Sommers, Columbia Writing Academy March 14, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. ET

Join us online to meet Dr. Nancy Sommers, creator of the Columbia Writing Academy, where she inspires and instructs students in crafting successful admissions essays. Dr. Sommers is a prize-winning author who has penned four college writing handbooks. She led the Harvard College Writing Program for 20 years and teaches at Harvard's Graduate School of Education.

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Online Event Instructor Spotlight: M. Salman Ravala, Esq., International Humanitarian Law March 20, 2024, at 8:00 p.m. ET

Meet New York City-based attorney, arbitrator and mediator, M. Salman Ravala, Esq. This former visiting legal scholar at the United Nations Office of Legal Affairs, Trade Law Division, and law clerk for a U.S. District Court Judge now practices in the areas of conflict resolution and peacebuilding—and teaches Columbia's Pre-College course, International Humanitarian Law.

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College Edge Online Information Session March 6, 2024, at 4:00 p.m. ET Students who will be enrolled in Grades 11–12 in Fall 2024 may apply to take Columbia undergraduate courses in person during Summer 2024 through the College Edge commuter program. Learn more from our Admissions representatives at this online info session. RSVP Now

Law Day Student Seminar - Hosted by Davis, Saperstein & Salomon - May 1, 2024!

 

The personal injury law firm of Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C. will be hosting a one hour Law Day Student Seminar on May 1, 2024, at our office in Teaneck. This is open to all high school and college students who are interested in pursuing a career in law. Our speakers will include several of our attorneys and paralegals, and will also feature a Q&A session. This will be the 7^th year that our firm is hosting a Law Day event for students!

 

Please also feel free to visit our website www.dsslaw.com to learn more about our firm!

Space is limited, so if students would like to attend, please have them email me directly, Elizabeth.Sheldon@dsslaw.com

Research Opportunity for High School Students | Priority Admission

 Create an independent research paper. Work with top researchers.

 
The Lumiere Research Scholar Program helps high school students work one-on-one with a scholar on an independent research project. At the end of the program, you'll develop an independent research paper that you could use for college admissions or future studies. Our mentors are PhD scholars from top research universities such as Harvard, MIT,  Stanford, Yale, Duke and LSE. The program was founded by a Harvard & Oxford PhD who met as undergraduates at Harvard.  
 
The program is rigorous and fully virtual. We offer need based financial aid for students who qualify. You can find the application in the brochure! To learn more, you can reach out to our Head of Growth, Khushi Malde, at khushi.malde@lumiere.education or go to lumiere-education.com. 

The application deadline for priority admission to our Summer cohort is March 17th, 2024.
 
Application Deadlines for Summer Cohort 2024: 
Early Admission: February 18th, 2024 
Priority Admission: March 17th, 2024 
Regular Admission 1: April 14th, 2024 
Regular Admission 2: May 12th, 2024

 

Link to the application: Lumiere Research Scholar Application.

Top 5 Reasons to Attend a Pre-College Summer Program

 

Greeting from WPI! We are just a few months away from the start of summer programs at WPI! This year, we are offering three distinct programs: Launch (June 24 - 28) A commuter program for rising 9, 10 & 11th graders. Frontiers (July 7 - 19 & July 21 - Aug 2) Two-week residential programs for rising 10, 11 & 12th graders. Jumpstart (July 8- Aug 9) A five week, virtual for-credit program for rising 11 & 12th graders. Register for Launch Appy to Frontiers Appy to Jumpstart We recognize there are several summer programs available to your student. Below are five reasons why a WPI Pre-College Experience may be the best fit! 1) Explore Your Future Now is the time to check out different career paths by taking a variety of courses to expand your knowledge and fine-tune future aspirations. WPI's summer programs are a great stepping stone towards figuring out what classes you love and which ones you can do without.  2) Experience College Life There's more to college than taking classes. Experience what life is like as an undergraduate by living in a residence hall, eating in the dining hall, and participating in social and educational activities on-campus and in the local community. 3) Make Lifelong Friendships Find people with similar passions who will support you and help you grow as you begin the transition to college. Broaden your horizons by meeting students from all over the globe. Several past participants are still in contact with other students they met during a WPI summer program. 4) Learn by Doing Apply your knowledge to hands-on projects run by WPI faculty or conduct experiments in labs where world-changing research happens. Examples of past projects include model airplane tests, cyanotype creations, and robot builds using VEX software. 5) Build Independence Enjoy many of the same freedoms as a college student. Roam campus, enjoy the dining hall buffet, and develop a positive routine. Away from home, you make your own decisions. * Don't worry, mom & dad, our team will provide safety and support 24/7, if needed. Interested in learning more? Register for one of our upcoming information sessions by clicking on the below photos.

Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes: Application Deadline is March 29