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    College Quest
    WA, Bellingham
    Phone: 360-650-6822
      Western Washington University
      High school students feel the power and enchantment of university life, gearing up for their future. It's an unforgettable week of growth and breakthroughs, complete with dorms and a college course. Program dates: July 16-22, 2006.
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      Deadline : Jul 01, 2006
    Summer Programs for Youth (SPY)
    WA, Bellingham
    Phone: 360-650-6822
      Western Washington University
      Fascinating subjects are explored during weeklong summer camps in sciences, arts, computers, and outdoor adventures. Hands-on activities, lab work and field trips foster learning. Dorm living is optional. 2006 sessions: July 10-14, grades 4-8; July 17-21, grades 4-8; July 24-28, grades 9-12.
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      Deadline : Jul 01, 2006
    Summer Dance Workshop
    LA, Monroe
    Phone: (318)342-1312
      Northeast Louisiana University
      Dance491C-23(Summer Dance Workshop) 3Credit Hours. Intensive 10 day workshop in techniques and choreography of ballet, jazz, modern and tap. Renown guest faculty. Dates: July 17-28. Housing and meals available at ULM.
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      Deadline : Jul 01, 2006
    SummerBridge at TC3
    NY, Dryden
    Phone: 607-844-6580
      Tompkins Cortland Community College
      We are pleased to announce that Tompkins Cortland Community College has a new opportunity for high school seniors as they look forward to their transition to college. SummerBridge is an academic program designed to help transition recent high school grads into their first college experience. The program provides an opportunity for students to gain college readiness skills, to start earning college credit, and to qualify for a unique financial aid opportunity. Many students may qualify for financial aid grants such as PELL to help cover the cost of these courses. TC3 will help them through the process. Students need to apply early to qualify for aid.
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      Deadline : Jun 26, 2006
    Stick to Stick Field Hockey Camp
    OH, Granville
    Phone: 740-587-6584
      Denison University
      Stick-to-Stick Field Hockey Camp is available for all skill levels and campers ages 10 to 18. Camp sessions will be limited to less than 100 campers to ensure individual attention and to promote an exceptional learning environment. Special goalkeeping instruction is available. Session 1 June 25-28 This session is ideal for: *Individuals of all skill levels and playing experience *Individuals aged 10-18 *Middle School and High School Teams interested in attending as a group *Early registration and team discounts available*
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      Deadline : Jun 24, 2006

    CA, Los Angeles
    Phone: 213.624.1200
      Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising

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      Deadline : Jun 20, 2006

    CA, Los Angeles
    Phone: 213.624.1200
      Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising

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      Deadline : Jun 20, 2006
    Summer Art Experience
    CA, San Francisco
    Phone: 1-800-544-2787
      Academy of Art University
      The Summer Art Experience provides an intensive art experience for high schools students during the summer break. High school students entering the twelfth, eleventh, and tenth grade the following fall are eligible. All applicants will receive a full-tuition scholarship for the courses, although availability is limited. Students are required to take two classes (four if staying in Academy housing). Each class meets twice a week for two hours and fifty minutes per session. Campus activities are offered during the week and weekend for students staying in Academy housing. A selection of more than thirty classes is offered in the program with at least one class offered in each of our twelve majo...[more]
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      Deadline : Jun 17, 2006
    MediaWorld 2006
    IL, Chicago
    Phone: 312-567-8855
      Illinois Institute of Technology
      MediaWorld 2006 is an advanced multimedia summer camp that will run from July 5th thru August 11th. The camp is held on the campus of the Illinois Institute of Technology, in Chicago. Students will attain valuable skills in advanced multimedia technology during the completion of short film projects. Students will learn Audio & Video Production, Digital Photography, and Web Development.
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      Deadline : Jun 16, 2006
    NHSPA Summer Journalism Workshop
    NE, Lincoln
    Phone: 402-461-7550
      University of Nebraska Lincoln
      A four day workshop that allows high school students to design school yearbooks and newspapers, work on journalistic writing and photography skills, and leadership. Held at UNL July 24-27, 2006. Fee of $275 pays room, board and most expenses. Scholarships available.
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      Deadline : Jun 14, 2006
    Harvard Summer Secondary School Program
    MA, Cambridge
    Phone: 617-495-3192
      Harvard University
      Harvard Summer School Secondary School Program www.ssp.harvard.edu General Session: June 24-August 18, 2006 Short Session i: June 24-July 21 Short Session II: July 23-August 18 Every year approximately 1,000 high school students who have completed their senior, junior, or sophomore year spend eight summer weeks at Harvard University.  They find the Secondary School Program (SSP) an exciting and rewarding Ivy League experience.  At Harvard, college-bound students prepare for the college-admissions process and for college itself.  Living and learning with students from all areas of the United States and more than 90 countries around the world, SSP students take courses along with ...[more]
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      Deadline : Jun 12, 2006
    Camp GEMS
    OH, Ada
    Phone: 419-772-2421
      Ohio Northern University
      Camp GEMS (Girls in Engineering, Math and Science) is a summer camp for girls entering the 7th or 8th grade interested in learning about how fun math and science can be and to learn about careers in technical fields. Co-sponsored by Lima AAUW. Dates are July 25-28, 2006
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      Deadline : Jun 01, 2006
    Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS)
    MA, Boston
    Phone: 617-353-2563
      Boston University
      PROMYS offers a lively mathematical environment in which ambitious high school students explore the creative world of mathematics. Through their intensive efforts to solve a large assortment of unusually challenging problems in Number Theory, the participants practice the art of mathematical discovery -- numerical exploration, formulation and critique of conjectures, and techniques of proof and generalization. More experienced participants may also study algebra, geometry and symmetry, or combinatorics. Problem sets are accompanied by daily lectures given by research mathematicians. In addition, a highly competent staff of 18 college-aged counselors live in the dormitories and are alwa...[more]
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      Deadline : Jun 01, 2006
    Summer intensive English program
    TN, Maryville
    Phone: 865-981-8183
      Maryville College
      Two programs: one is intensive English and activities for ages 16 up (dormitory residence) and one is semi-intensive English, ages 12 and up (housing not available). The intensive English program has 25 hours of classtime per week plus various after school and weekend trips and activities.
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      Deadline : Jun 01, 2006
    Upward Bound at UW-La Crosse
    WI, La Crosse
    Phone: 608 785-8539
      University of Wisconsin -- La Crosse
      A summer college prep program for eligible high school students. Eligibility determined by family education status and family income. Part of a four-year, year-round program of college prep services offered free through this U.S. Department of Education program at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
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      Deadline : Jun 01, 2006
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