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Month-long camp for young scientists the summer after they graduate from high school. Held at a rustic camp near Bartow, West Virginia. Two students from each state are invited by their governor to participate in this all-expenses-paid program. FAQ, photo gallery, related links, and contact details.
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Three week, challenging academic programs for qualified students who have completed the 7th, 8th, or 9th grade. Held at Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri. Qualifications, courses, schedule, staff, and fees.
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Offers pre-college enrichment summer programs in Wisconsin, Italy, and Spain.
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Summer camp activities with an emphasis on learning science concepts in outdoor environments in or near California. Includes information about the company, history and focus of each program.
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Offers day camps throughout the year for ages 5-16, with a variety of hands-on science themes. Also offers overnight camp-ins for scouts and school groups. Located in Hampton, Virginia. Includes program descriptions, dates, and registration forms.
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Academic summer camps for students in grades 4 to 12, offering SAT prep, computers, acting, public speaking, and college courses on campuses including Stanford, Berkeley, and UCLA. Includes course details and registration information.
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Day camps for K-8, held at American Heritage Academy in Canton, Georgia. Offers a variety of programs with activities including chemistry, model building, and video game creation. Program schedules, FAQ, rates, and registration form.
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Cultural exposure program in Shanghai for high-achieving high school students from North America and Europe. Program details, admissions criteria, FAQ, fees, and application request form.
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Offers day camp for ages 10 and up and one-week camping trips for ages 13 and up. While participating in a roleplaying game, students practice basic math, learn ecology, anthropology, organizational skills, and how to work with each other. Rates, dates, and printable registration form.
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Six week residential summer program at MIT that introduces promising Native American, Hispanic American, and African American high school juniors to engineering, science, and entrepreneurship. Program is 100% scholarship-based. Curriculum, class schedule, and application information.
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A summer experience for academically talented and gifted junior and senior high school students. Takes place at Eastern Washington University.
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Penn State University and the American University of Paris combine courses that are academically challenging with the spirit of campus life.
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