You are the future of business. Spend a few days in July at the College of Business to learn about the dynamic world of business and explore potential career opportunities. You’ll make connections with people with similar goals as you as well as interact with faculty and staff who will push you to do your best as you sharpen leadership and networking skills. Walk away with new friends and perspective, resources to tackle the college admissions process and potentially qualify for a renewable $2,000 scholarship for completing the program.

Our interactive workshop, developed for high school students at all levels, provides a unique experience to investigate issues surrounding design and learn more about the design professions of architecture, landscape architecture and interior design. The workshop provides learning opportunities in the form of discussions, design studio explorations and video presentations.

Big Red Camps are residential career exploration camps held at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. By participating in a camp, youth get the opportunity to live on and explore the Nebraska campus, meet people from across the country, spend time investigating an interest or potential career, and have a lot of fun! This is not a commuter camp. During the week-long camps, participants will work with our university faculty to explore the topic of their particular camp, like filmmaking or crop science. After spending several fun-filled days on campus, participants' families are invited to attend a special capstone event where youth showcase their achievements.

Our interactive workshop, developed for high school students at all levels, provides a unique experience to investigate issues surrounding design and learn more about the design professions of architecture, landscape architecture and interior design. The workshop provides learning opportunities in the form of discussions, design studio explorations and video presentations.

College of Saint Mary is excited to announce the expanded offerings of its Summer Academy for underrepresented students! We are hosting a week-long experience on our campus for young women who will be in grades eleven or twelve in Fall 2025. Participants will interact with CSM students and engage in the community.

The Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management hosts an annual summer camp for high school students interested in computing. Innovate: The Raikes School Way is designed to provide students with a foundation in core programming concepts, and is ideal for students with little to no computing experience. Additionally, there is separate curriculum and instruction for students with moderate or advanced experience as they aim to expand their computing skills. Students who expect to enter college in the fall of 2026 will be given priority based on total applications. Students who expect to enter college in the fall of 2027 will also be considered if they have completed pre-calculus prior to the start of camp.

You are the future of business. Spend a few days in July at the College of Business to learn about the dynamic world of business and explore potential career opportunities. You’ll make connections with people with similar goals as you as well as interact with faculty and staff who will push you to do your best as you sharpen leadership and networking skills. Walk away with new friends and perspective, resources to tackle the college admissions process and potentially qualify for a renewable $2,000 scholarship for completing the program.

Big Red Camps are residential career exploration camps held at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. By participating in a camp, youth get the opportunity to live on and explore the Nebraska campus, meet people from across the country, spend time investigating an interest or potential career, and have a lot of fun! This is not a commuter camp. During the week-long camps, participants will work with our university faculty to explore the topic of their particular camp, like filmmaking or crop science. After spending several fun-filled days on campus, participants' families are invited to attend a special capstone event where youth showcase their achievements.

The Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management hosts an annual summer camp for high school students interested in computing. Innovate: The Raikes School Way is designed to provide students with a foundation in core programming concepts, and is ideal for students with little to no computing experience. Additionally, there is separate curriculum and instruction for students with moderate or advanced experience as they aim to expand their computing skills. Students who expect to enter college in the fall of 2026 will be given priority based on total applications. Students who expect to enter college in the fall of 2027 will also be considered if they have completed pre-calculus prior to the start of camp.

Join us this summer for one (or two) residential high school camps that focus on a variety of content areas. Students choose one subject area to study for the entire week and enjoy academic sessions led by experienced faculty and talented college students multiple times each day. Students will get a five-day, college-like experience that includes all food, lodging, supplies, evening activities and hands-on exploration of an academic area in the context of a Christian community. We can’t wait to explore with you this summer!

Welcome to horse country, the home of thoroughbreds! Experience campus life while exploring the fields of animal science, veterinary medicine, and the business side of agriculture. Engage in hands-on activities such as animal dissection, goat venipuncture, and field trips to a horse farm, dairy farm, and a behind-the-scenes zoo tour.

Summer Art Workshop is for both first-timers and experienced artists. Jump into hands-on seminars, visit galleries, and participate in fun art-related activities in the evenings. At the end of the week, family and friends are invited to see your works displayed in a gallery during our closing ceremony.

The Commonwealth Honors Academy is a three-week academic enrichment experience held every June on Murray State University’s main campus in Murray, KY. You’ll live on campus while you take college-level honors classes and participate in fun activities and seminars to help you grow personally and socially.

Join us this summer for one (or two) residential high school camps that focus on a variety of content areas. Students choose one subject area to study for the entire week and enjoy academic sessions led by experienced faculty and talented college students multiple times each day. Students will get a five-day, college-like experience that includes all food, lodging, supplies, evening activities and hands-on exploration of an academic area in the context of a Christian community. We can’t wait to explore with you this summer!

ACAP offers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in hands-on learning and gain a glimpse into college life through an exciting residency at a college or university. The experience also supports your growth year-round with a complimentary NABA student membership that offers: Workshops and webinars led by industry leaders who share insights and strategies for success. Networking opportunities that help you build lasting relationships with peers, corporate partners, and thought leaders. Skill-building activities focused on financial fluency, time management, organization, and interpersonal communication to prepare you for any career path. Behind-the-scenes tours of accounting firms and private sector companies. Group projects and case studies that foster collaboration and critical thinking. A celebratory closing ceremony where you will mark your achievements alongside peers, family, and corporate partners