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The Wake Forest Summer Immersion Program offers high school students a unique, hands-on learning experience that goes beyond the classroom. Designed for rising sophomores, ...
The Wake Forest Summer Immersion Program is a transformative, week-long experience for high school students in grades 9-12. With both on-campus and online options, this program ...
The Duke University Summer Session for High School Students is a prestigious six-week, credit-bearing program designed for academically driven rising juniors and seniors. Offering ...
The Wake Forest Summer Immersion: Policy and Politics Institute offers high school students a week-long, residential program designed to explore the foundations of American ...
Immerse Education offers an exceptional opportunity for students aged 13-18 to explore the world of law through its Summer Programmes. These programs, available both in-person at ...
Welcome to the world of Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS), a globally diverse, academic summer program that's a cut above the rest. This two-week brain-boosting voyage is a ...
Welcome to a place where creativity and innovation are the order of the day - the Science Building at Eastern Kentucky University. Here, we cater to young explorers with an ...
Welcome to a mini major league experience, the USBA Lawrenceburg Summer Camp, a home run for baseball-loving kiddos! This isn't your typical summer camp; it's a spring ...
For over eight decades, Camp Good News has been a bastion of hope and learning for young hearts and minds. Founded in 1935 by W.
As the sun rises, casting a golden light across the meticulously maintained greens, the TOURAcademy Junior Camps spring to life. With a focus on golf, these camps are more than ...
With a rich heritage that dates back to 1937, Camp Good News is a tapestry woven with faith, camaraderie, and the joy of learning. This camp is the brainchild of Rev.
In the world of children’s summer camps, St. Catherine’s Academy's Leadership Camp stands out like a lighthouse in the fog.
