Abilene Christian University Honor's College Summer Program
f you’re the kind of student who thinks learning is fun, who wants summer activities that stimulate the brain cells, who enjoys exploring ideas that engage your curiosity and spark your creativity, then join us for a week (or two, or three!) of fun and challenging courses that test your creative thinking and earn you college credit.

Eligibility: Various camps offered for Freshman through Seniors.
Fee: yes, varies depending on camp

NYU Precollege Programs
For high school students. Various programs from July 8th through August 17th
Fees: yes

UT Arlington Band Camps
Concert Band camp is for grades 7-12 from June 16-20.
Marching Band camp is for drum majors, colorguard, and leadership from June 23-27

UIW STEM Summer Camp
We want to invite upcoming high school junior and seniors to attend the new and improved STEM summer camp through the School of Mathematics, Science and Engineering at the University of the Incarnate Word.
Fee: $250

Spend the Day with the Corp
An official campus visit to Texas A&M University for rising high school juniors and seniors as well as their parents.
Dates: July 26th and August 2nd
Fee: yes
 

Summer Scholars Academy
Two week residential program that offers university-level courses for transferable college credit to academically gifted high school students.
Eligibility: Must have completed freshman year in high school and can not have graduated yet
Fees: $1400
Dates: July 7-19

Summer Reading Skills Programs
Students double reading speed, make substantial gains in comprehension, and learn study skills. Excellent preparation for the SAT, ACT, and college
Eligibility: Entering 9th-11th grade

Eligibility: Any Latino 9th, 10th, or 11th grade student who resides in Bexar County is eligible to apply

Discovery Club
One-week residential art camp at Columbus College of Art & Design
Eligibility: Students entering grades 7 to 9
Dates: July 7, 14, or 21

College Preview
Three-week on-campus visual arts program at Columbus College of Art & Design
Eligiblity: students entering grades 10 to 12
Dates: July 7 to July 27

Pre-College Programs
Held at Adelphi University. They immerse students in an academic environment that prepares highly talented high school students for undergraduate study. Programs for students interested in business, computer programming, sciecnes and health professions, robotics, nursing, dance, jazz, director's, and musical's
Fees: Yes, varies
Eligibility: varies with each program

Society of American Military Engineer's (SAME) annual Engineering & Construction Camps

The camps are fun, high energy, hosts students from around the world and offer a unique once-in-a-lifetime indoor/outdoor learning laboratory experience that exposes participants to practical skills and public service.  Camp instructors are professional engineers from uniformed & public services, academic institutions, and private companies.  If you have an interested student, please have them visitHTTP://SAMECAMPS.ORG to determine if they are eligible and to download the application forms.

Summer Programs for Diversity
Summer Programs for Diversity are additional opportunities geared toward underrepresented high school rising seniors to participate in Carnegie Mellon's Pre-College Summer Programs: Advanced Placement/Early Admission (APEA), fine arts programs in architecture, art and design, drama, or music, or the National High School Game Academy. If selected, students will attend the program with no cost for tuition, housing, or dining. However, students must cover the costs of their textbooks, supplies, transportation and recreational expenses.

The Perry Outreach Program
is a free, one-day, hands-on experience for high school and college-aged women who are interested in pursuing careers in medicine and engineering. Students will hear from women leaders in these fields and try it for themselves by performing mock orthopaedic surgeries and biomechanics experiments.

UTSA College of Architecture
Will introduce participants to careers of a professional architect and interior designer and will clarify the professional study necessary to achieve that career goal.
Dates: June 10-21, 2013
Fee: $650

2013 Summer Career Academy
in Architecture and Interior Design
Students will explore career options in architecture and interior design as well as
develop some basic skills in design, sketching, and model construction, through daily tutorials, group
discussions, visiting lectures, films, and field trips guided by faculty of the College of Architecture. While this
program prepares a student with knowledge of college programs it does not offer college level course credit.
Students finishing the course will receive a Certificate of Completion for submission in a college application.
Where: Classes held in the College of Architecture's Monterey Building of the Downtown UTSA campus
Fee: $650
Eligibility: Juniors
When: June 10 to 21, 2013

SAFE
This is a summer internship where you get to work with a CPS energy mentor and potentially earn a scholarship
Fee:
Eligibility: Juniors

Student Leaders of Tomorrow Conference
An annual leadership conference hosted by an organization at Texas A&M. Participants will gain insight from a variety of speakers covering a range of leadership topics.
Fee:
Eligibility: Juniors and seniors
Dates: March 22-24, 2013

Subiendo
Hosted by The University of Texas McCombs School of Business,
Subiendo is an intensive leadership academy created to prepare the
next generation of leaders to address critical issues facing the
state and nation.
Fee: No
Eligibility: Juniors
Dates: June 23-27, 2013

NASA Aerospace Scholars Program
An interactive online learning experience highlighted by a weeklong internship. Selected students are encouraged to study mathematics, science, engineering and computer science by interacting with engineers at NASA's Johnson Space Center. The project includes preliminary interactive Web-based activities, distance learning and a residential experience during the summer at JSC. From across the state of Texas, students are selected to participate by their state legislator through a competitive process. Selected students are Texas residents and U.S. citizens currently in their junior year of high school (rising seniors) with an interest and aptitude for mathematics, science, engineering or computer science.
Eligibility: Juniors

Voelcker Biomedical Research Academy Program
The Voelcker Biomedical Research Academy partners the very best rising sophomores with outstanding biomedical scientists from the UT Health Science Center to promote excellence in scholarship and biomedical research training for a 3-year period. In year 1, the Academy consists of an immersive, hands-on, 7-week summer research program, in addition to participation in a number of special research oriented activities throughout the academic year. In years 2 and 3, students participate in a faculty-mentored research experience.
Eligibility: Freshmen
Date: June 12- July 26, 2013

Bank of America Student Leaders Program
The Student Leaders® Program is an eight-week summer experience. The program includes a paid internship with a local nonprofit organization as well as the Student Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., July 8-13, 2013. The program gives Student Leaders® the opportunity to develop and apply leadership skills through hands-on community work experience while discovering their own talents for serving their community and leading others
Eligibility: Juniors and Seniors

High School Leadership Academy
At Centenary College of Louisiana. This academy will engage student-leaders in hands-on learning and experience around our definiation of leadershiop. Through your participation you will begin thinking intentionally about your college preparation, professional goals, and life as a responsible leader
Date: July 14-19, 2013
Eligibility: Sophomores and Juniors
Fee: yes

The Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program
This is an 8 week summer research opportunity at a participating ONR laboratory
• Stipend - $3,225 for the eight week program

Eligibility: Must be at least 16 years old and finish freshman year in June.

miamioh.edu/bridges  

High School Leadership Conference
At Texas A&M. HSLC was created to provide high school juniors and seniors with the tools needed to increase leadership roles in their schools and communities. We believe that anyone with the motivation to be a leader can be a leader. Our job is to teach delegates how to utilize their talents to be more effective in their leadership efforts
Date: Nov. 9th-11th
Eligibility: Juniors and seniors
Fee: $85

http://bylt.tamu.edu/

Hollinsummer 2013
A great combination of learning and fun. You can choose from a variety of programs geared to different age groups. Some are a week, some two weeks, some are overnight, some are day only.
Fee: yes, varies depending on camp
Eligibility: varies depending on camp, ranges from 6th-12th grade students
Date: Varies, but ranges from July 14-27 

www.hollins.edu/hollinsummer

PREP Program
Students will share experiences with other students in the Greater San Antonio Area who are also committed to learning. Their journey will begin on a college campus and will continue through the summer. They will meet professionals in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics who will share their experiences and knowledge about possible future careers. The program is challenging - but rewarding! Plus, high school elective credit is awarded by school districts for the successful completion of each summer of PREP
Fee: $300
Eligibility: 6th grade through 10th grade
Dates: June 17 through July 31