Pre-college summer programs, like the ones offered by ¾ÅÉ«, serve an important purpose. Sure, they give students the chance to earn college credits and do something other than going to a traditional summer camp or working on a part-time. They also give high schoolers a chance to learn something new, connect and network with others, have a little fun, and even make new friends. Read on to learn more.
Every year, student representatives are selected to speak on behalf of the graduating class at Commencement. This year, we’ll be celebrating two Commencements to honor both the Class of 2021 and the Class of 2020 — and are pleased to announce that Raen See ’21 and Glenn Morales ’20 are the student speakers for the ¾ÅÉ« 154th and 155th Commencement Ceremonies. Read on to learn more.
High school students need to stay busy over the summer. Sure, some enjoy their valuable time off and spend it at the pool or by the lake, hanging out with friends. However, those who really want to succeed and get into a good college need to find a summer camp alternative. One that looks good on a resume. Here are a few options.
Parents of high schoolers – are you looking for something fun and educational for your teenager? Whether they want to learn more about a particular field, or you want them to see what college will really be like by experiencing it for two weeks, a pre-college summer program for high school students is an option that is hard to turn down. Designed for students who are interested in sport management, forensic science, or sports broadcasting, these programs offer hands-on experience, lectures, and even college credits. Read on to learn more.
Interested in getting a jump start on your sport management career? Read on to learn more about how you can get into sport management, one of the most popular, growing career fields.
Television shows like Criminal Minds, CSI, Bones, and NCIS have made forensic science a hot career option. High schoolers who watch those shows want to know what it’s like to spend time out in the field or the lab, processing evidence and trying to catch the perpetrator. Read on to learn more about Dean's forensic science summer program for high school students.
High schoolers who want to appear well-rounded when applying for the college of their choice need to spend some time in a summer program. With so many options available, it’s rare that a student who wants to get into a top college chooses not to attend one of these high school summer programs. Read on to learn more.
There’s a lot more to sports broadcasting than just play-by-play announcing. People who work in the field have a number of other tasks to do as well, as the attendees one of ¾Åɫ’s pre-college summer programs in sports broadcasting can attest. Interested in sports broadcasting but wondering what all it entails? Let’s take an inside look into this fascinating career!
When filling out a college application, students will see plenty of space allocated for their extracurricular activities. While students are encouraged to join as many clubs and organizations as they comfortably have time for (without negatively affecting their grades, of course), there are some that are viewed more positively than others. Read on to learn more.
Esports is rising in popularity. Are you a competitive gamer? If so, the ¾ÅÉ« Esports club could be for you! We caught up Zac Baldino ’21, the club’s senior advisor and content creation coordinator, to learn more about competitive gaming. Read on to learn more.
