Skidmore College Pre-College Summer Program:  This 5 week program allows students to try their hands at college life and learning.  This program is for students currently in their sophomore, junior or seniors years.  Students can take courses in math, science, philosophy, poetry, and studio art just to name a few.  Students can either enroll as residential students or as day students.  For more information go to:  http://www.skidmore.edu/administration/osp/summer_pre-college/index.htm Applications accepted now through May 1, 2007. 

Smith Summer Science and Engineering Program:  The Science and engineering fields offer so many opportunities for girls.  In this program, students will learn about the biology of women athletes, design with architects or unlock the mystery of your own DNA.  This program is open to girls entering grades 9, 10, 11, or 12 in the fall 2007.  Partial to full financial aid is available for students.  For more detailed program information and application go to:  www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep.  Applications accepted now through May 1, 2007. 

Ithaca College Summer Programs: Ithaca College offers one week mini-courses, three-week and five-week sessions.  This program is available to students who are currently freshman, sophomores or juniors.  College credit can be earned in the three and five week sessions.  More information about specific college courses, the program and applications can be found at: www.ithaca.edu/summercollege.  A limited number of need-based partial tuition scholarships are available.  Applications are accepted presently through May 1, 2007. 

Alfred University Summer Programs:  Alfred University is offering several summer institutes in such topics as:  Astronomy, Women Leaders of Tomorrow, Creative Writing, Entrepreneurial Leadership, Equestrian Camps, swim camp, and Basketball camp.  All of these camps are open to high school students. Additional information and applications are available at www.alfred.edu/summer.  The application deadline for many of these programs is May 4.   

Carnegie Mellon – Summer Pre-College Programs:  Carnegie Mellon University is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  They offer topics in AP-Early Action, Architecture, Art, Design, Drama, Music, and the National High School Game Academy.  For more specific program information and applications go to:  www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college.   These programs are for students entering junior or senior year in fall of 2007.  Applications are accepted now through June 1, 2007.   

Harvard Summer School – Secondary School Program:  This program is available to students who will be seniors, juniors or sophomores in the fall of 2007.  Harvard Summer School is looking fro mature, academically motivated students who demonstrate potential for success in a college environment. Students are able to choose from dozens of Harvard Summer School courses.  Other programs include:  The Drama Program, The Writing Program, the Math Program, and a College Preparatory Program.  Partial Financial aid is available.  More detailed information and online applications are available at:  www.ssp.harvard.edu.   Applications accepted now through June 4, 2007. 

Pace University Summer Scholars Program: Do you want to see what college life will be like in New York City, including courses, dorm life and events? This is an intensive college experience, with a selective course of study designed for exceptional sophomores and juniors eager to experience the atmosphere of university life.  Topics available are: American Politics, Model United Nations, Film and Screen Studies, Stage Production & Theater, Acting Skills, Legal Studies, Forensic Science, Art & Design and Environmental Studies.  Students must have an 85 or higher GPA.  Scholarships are also available.  For more information and applications go to:  www.pace.edu/summerscholars.  Application deadline is June 22, 2007. 

Saint Rose College Summer Academy:  This day program is for students currently in grades 6-10.  Saint Rose offers a variety of programs in such areas as:   Art, Music, Cultural Passport, Writing, Performing Arts, Science & Technology and Theater.  Courses are open to all students; please not ability recommendations to determine if a certain course is appropriate for your child.  Scholarship opportunities are available.   More information and applications are available at www.strose.edu/summeracademy.  Applications being accepted now until classes fill.

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