Information session about dual enrollment programs for high school students

Information session about dual enrollment opportunities for high school students to take college-level courses.

A week-long opportunity for high school students to be a college student, earn college credit, and learn about science or engineering disciplines. Participants collaborate with fellow students, faculty, and staff. Requirements: Entering Sophomore, Junior, or Senior year of High School; minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA; completed Algebra 1. Duration: June 07-12, 2026.

Intensive field course for motivated high school students to earn university credit at Missouri S&T. Set at the beautiful Ozark Research Field Station, students will explore local ecosystems, water quality, wildlife conservation, sustainability challenges, and the impact of human activity on the environment. This experience-driven course emphasizes hands-on investigations including collecting samples, using professional field tools, analyzing environmental data, and participating in ongoing research projects. Course credit available for Introduction to Environmental Science (ENV SCI 1173) for additional $480 fee. Activities include ecosystem exploration hikes, water quality monitoring, biodiversity surveys, soil sampling, wildlife conservation projects, sustainability studies, field tool training, research design, and evening discussions with scientists.

A fast-paced, immersive summer program where high school students design, code, and launch their own playable games. Over one action-packed week, students explore the full game development process--from concept and storytelling to prototyping and coding--gaining insight into the collaborative roles of designers, developers, and storytellers that bring games to life. Through hands-on projects and creative challenges, students build technical coding skills, practice creative problem-solving, and experience the thrill of turning ideas into interactive realities. Program includes orientation on Monday, final project showcase on Friday concluding by 2 PM. Limited need-based scholarships available. $550 non-refundable deposit required within 10 days of admission.

Rising seniors and exceptional rising juniors take undergraduate courses and earn up to 8 college credits. Available in residential, commuter, or online formats. Six-week program from June 28-August 7, 2026. Part of Boston University Summer Term High School Programs.

Six-week residential or commuter program. Take 2 traditional courses with Tufts faculty, earn college credit, take College Prep 101, go on local college tours, have a dedicated student support advisor. July 5 - August 14, 2026.

A rigorous 3-week for-credit summer program for rising high school seniors exploring the integration of technology and management. Features courses by Penn faculty, team prototyping projects, field trips to companies, and hands-on labs. Students build and present prototypes with go-to-market plans. Includes on-campus housing and provides 1 college credit upon completion. Priority application deadline January 28th, 2026 with decisions March 25th. Final deadline March 25th with rolling decisions April 22-29. Need-based scholarships available.

A two-week residential summer program for high school students (grades 10-12) focused on building leadership skills and driving positive change in communities. Students analyze systemic social issues, develop civic strategies, work with local organizations, and create individual action plans. The program combines academics, fieldwork, skill-building, and reflection with exploration of topics like educational inequity, neighborhood segregation, environmental justice, community health, and public policy. Students earn 1 Tufts Credit (Pass/Fail) and live in air-conditioned dormitories with full meals and campus access. Application opens December 1, 2025, with materials due May 1, 2026.

A 3-week intensive pre-college summer program for rising high school juniors and seniors, designed to develop entrepreneurial mindset and become innovators. Students earn 4 college credits from Babson College while exploring UN Global Goals and real-world problem solving. Available in fully online format or in-person at New England Innovation Academy (NEIA) with residential or day options. Course runs 8-11 AM Eastern Time daily with additional 5 hours of assignments. In-person students also participate in NEIA's AI for Business Program in afternoons.

A week-long opportunity for high school students to be a college student, earn college credit, and learn about science or engineering disciplines. Participants collaborate with fellow students, faculty, and staff. Requirements: Entering Sophomore, Junior, or Senior year of High School; minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA; completed Algebra 1. Duration: July 12-17, 2026.

A free, hands-on STEM experience with Gaming World theme for rising 11th and 12th graders. Week-long immersive camp including coding, creativity, campus innovation, workshops, experiments, and real-world STEM challenges. Students can earn college credit (1 credit hour). Students stay in dorms with 24/7 supervision, participate in pool parties, pizza nights, battle bot competitions, e-sports and gaming nights. Currently full with waitlist available.

A Free, Hands-On STEM Experience at New Mexico Tech with Gaming World theme. Week-long immersive STEM experience including hands-on workshops, experiments, and real-world STEM challenges. Rising 11th and 12th graders have the opportunity to earn college credit. Includes coding, creativity, campus innovation, video game design, robotics, and engineering exploration. Dormitory accommodation provided with 24/7 supervision, meals included, evening activities like pool parties and battle bot competitions.

BuzzCamp 2026 with Gaming World theme for upper high school students. Week-long immersive STEM experience with opportunity to earn college credit (one credit hour). Features hands-on workshops, experiments, real-world STEM challenges, coding, robotics, video game design, and engineering. Includes residential component with dorm stay, supervised activities, pool parties, pizza nights, battle bot competitions, and e-sports. Camp is currently full with waitlist available.

An interdisciplinary program focusing on environmental change and social equity. Students will apply case-study approaches to contemporary environmental issues, learn from experts in various fields, and gain hands-on knowledge of environmental data collection and analysis. The program includes field trips with Boston-area organizations and culminates in a college-level capstone project. Topics span resilient water infrastructure, climate activism, and environmental justice.

Fall 2026 application deadline for Career and College Promise Dual Enrollment Program featuring multiple STEM pathways including Associate in Engineering, Associate in Science, Computer Programming, Cybersecurity, Network Administration, Industrial Robotics, and other technical programs.