Accelerated Career Awareness Program Camp at U of A - ACAP is a FREE program for high school students, designed to introduce them to careers in accounting and finance, develop their leadership skills, and connect them with industry professionals. Students will be provided with both food and accommodation (housing) onsite at the University of Arkansas. The application deadline is May 2nd and the camp will be hosted July 13-18, 2025. For registration information contact Jodi Hill, MHHS College and Career Coach.
Little Rock Zoo Crew Summer Program - Teens aged 13-17 are eligible for this program. Participants support Zoo staff in providing engaging experiences that inspire people to value and conserve our natural world. Participants must be willing to learn, step outside their comfort zones, engage with guests of all ages, and share a passion for wildlife conservation.
Missouri State CSI Camp - Learn from a former commander of a crime scene investigation unit including: 1) Basic criminal investigation 2) Forensic analysis techniques 3) Crime scene processing 4) Evidence collection 5) Lifting and examining fingerprints 6) Casting tread impressions 7) Identifying and examining blood spatter/stains. And much more! This is a day camp only. No lodging is provided. Available to grades 9-12, daily lunch and a free t-shirt provided.
Columbia Summer Immersion - Students grades 8-12. Highly selective- admissions committee looks for academically exceptional students who are eager to contribute original ideas and a spirit of intellectual curiosity to a community of highly motivated learners. Application materials should establish that the student has the necessary academic background and level of ability, motivation, and maturity necessary to be an active participant in the courses and co-curricular activities. Transcript, 2 letters of recommendation, and a writing sample are required.
Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes - Students in grades 8-11 should apply to attend the Stanford Summer Institutes. They seek intellectually curious students with a passion for learning. Admission to Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes is selective. Must submit academic transcripts, work samples from within the last year, optional video essay. Financial aid is available to those who have a financial need.
U of A Engineering Camp- Cost includes tuition, room and board, lab fees, course materials, recreational program costs, evening entertainment, and field trips. One-week residential engineering academy for students who have recently completed 9th, 10th, or 11th grade. This intensive summer academy provides students with the opportunity for in-depth exploration into a concept that crosses engineering disciplines. Each course allows students to participate in hands-on activities in our cutting edge labs, working alongside engineering faculty and current students. Scholarships are available.
UCA- Arkansas and the World International Affairs Summer Camp- Students interested in international affairs who are entering 10th through 12th grades at any public, private, or charter high school in the state of Arkansas, as well as homeschooled students at the same grade levels in the state, may apply to participate in the International Affairs Summer Camp at UCA. Held on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas. This summer camp is one of the few summer camps in the United States focusing primarily on international affairs. Students participating in the Arkansas Governor’s School (AGS) are not eligible to participate in the International Affairs Summer Camp at UCA.
U of A Design Camp- Design Camp offers the chance to learn about the design professions through hands-on projects, virtual tours and other activities created by architecture, landscape architecture and interior design faculty of the Fay Jones School. Please use the link for Camp options/dates and to register to attend. Who can attend: Weeklong Design Camps in Fayetteville and North Little Rock: students entering 9th — 12th grades; Weeklong Design Camp in Bentonville: students ages 8–10 and 11–13; Advanced Design Camp in Fayetteville: students entering 11th — 12th grades; and Virtual Design Camp (school-guided): students entering 9th — 12th grades. Students must be 13 or older when they attend the Virtual Camp.
Event: U of A ACT Academy
Application Deadline: April 1, 2025
Dates: June 10-14 and June 22-25, 2025
Cost: $30 Program Fee (housing, meals, supplies provided) if selected
Description: This program is open to current 9th, 10th, and 11th graders. During ACT Academy, U of A will provide more information about college admissions, academics, and campus life. Students will work on developing their ACT test-taking skills as well as learn about the many exciting opportunities at the University of Arkansas while staying in a residence hall and experiencing campus life.
Event: U of A Jump Start Summer Residential Program
Application Deadline: April 1, 2025
Dates: July 16-19, 2025
Cost: 40 Program Fee (housing, meals, supplies, etc. provided) if selected
Description: Jump Start is an annual residential summer program hosted by the College Access Initiative at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville campus that helps high school juniors (rising seniors) interested in applying to U of A get a jump start on several college-going processes. Students who attend will complete the UA admissions application, start the scholarship search process, network with departments across campus, and more.
Harvard College Union Society Summer Camp - The Harvard College Union Society Young Global Leaders team, in collaboration with Learn with Leaders, will be hosting the Harvard College Union Society Young Global Leaders Program Summer Camp at the Harvard University for Grades 8-12, in two batches: 29th June - 6th July 2025, 13th July - 20th July 2025. The Summer Camp will include: 1) Mentorship and Networking: Build connections with Harvard Union Society mentors and diverse peers for future growth. 2) Harvard Experience: Study in Harvard classrooms and explore the iconic campus. 3) Skill Development: Boost leadership, communication, and teamwork skills through workshops and activities. 4) Prestigious Credentials: Earn a Certificate of Completion from Harvard Union Society to enhance your college applications. 5) Academic Excellence: Participate in lectures and discussions that sharpen critical thinking and problem-solving. 6) Real-World Projects: Work on projects addressing global challenges, gaining hands-on experience.