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Institution Typ

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using

Bo

ston U

niversityJuly 14

–Aug

ust 3E

astP

rivate 4-Year

Institution

33,00

0 stud

ents U

rban

Science, Techno

log

y, Eng

ineering,

and M

ath (ST

EM

), and Lead

ershipC

amp

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itory

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lo V

alley Co

llege

January 19–F

ebruary 16

July 13–Aug

ust 10W

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mm

unity Co

llege

20,0

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students

Sub

urban

Califo

rnia Culture, Lead

ership, and

P

resentational S

killsH

ost fam

ilies

Em

bry-R

idd

le A

eronautical U

niversityJune 9

–29S

outheast

Private 4

-Year Institutio

n5,0

00

students

Urb

an Sm

all City

Aviatio

n, Business, and

Science,

Technolo

gy, E

ngineering

, and

Math (S

TE

M)

Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

Johns H

op

kins University

July 8–19

July 8–A

ugust 2

East

Private 4

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n7,0

00

students

Urb

anA

dvanced

Eng

lish/Co

llege W

riting

and P

ublic H

ealth (1-2 colleg

e cred

its granted

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Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

No

rthwestern U

niversityJuly 7–27

Mid

west

Private 4

-Year Institutio

n22,0

00

students

Sub

urban

U.S

. Arts and

Culture, and

Chicag

o

Histo

ry, Architecture, and

Culture

Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

St. C

loud

State U

niversityJuly 7–27

Mid

west

Pub

lic 4-Year

Institution

15,00

0 stud

entsU

rban S

mall C

ityS

cience, Technolo

gy, E

ngineering

, and

Math (S

TE

M), and

Scientifi

c R

esearch

Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

St. Jo

hn’s University

June 30–July 13

July 24–A

ugust 8

East

Private 4

-Year Institutio

n21,0

00

students

Urb

anC

olleg

e Selectio

n and P

reparato

ry S

kills, New

York and

U.S

. Culture,

and S

ervice Learning

Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

Syracuse U

niversityJune 29

–Aug

ust 9

(2-, 3-, and 4

-week

pro

gram

op

tions)

East

Private 4

-Year Institutio

n22,0

00

students

Urb

an Sm

all City

Art and

Desig

n, Co

mp

uter Science

and Info

rmatio

n Technolo

gy, and

E

ngineering

Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

Temp

le University

July 7–27E

astP

ublic 4

-Year Institutio

n38

,00

0 stud

entsU

rban

U.S

. Histo

ry, Culture, A

rt, and

Cro

ss-Cultural C

om

municatio

nC

amp

usd

orm

itory

University o

f Alab

ama in

Huntsville

July 14–28

So

utheastP

ublic 4

-Year Institutio

n9

,00

0 stud

entsU

rban S

mall C

ityS

pace E

xplo

ration, E

arth System

s, and

the Enviro

nment

Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

University o

f Co

lorad

o

Bo

ulder

January 3–26July 1–27

West

Pub

lic 4-Year

Institution

33,00

0 stud

entsU

rban S

mall C

ityE

ntrepreneurism

, Aero

space,

Eng

ineering, H

ealth Sciences,

International B

usiness, and

Psycho

log

y

Ho

st families

(January)C

amp

usd

orm

itory

(July)

University o

f M

assachusetts Am

herstJuly 6

–Aug

ust 3E

astP

ublic 4

-Year Institutio

n29

,00

0 stud

entsU

rban S

mall C

ityS

cience, Technolo

gy, E

ngineering

, and

Math (S

TE

M), S

ustainability,

and C

om

munity D

evelop

ment

Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

University o

f No

rth G

eorg

iaJuly 8

–26S

outheast

Pub

lic 4-Year

Institution

18,0

00

students

Sm

all Tow

nLead

ership, E

nvironm

ent, and

Science, Techno

log

y, Eng

ineering,

Arts, and

Math (S

TE

AM

)

Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

University o

f Tennessee K

noxvilleJuly 6

–Aug

ust 3S

outheast

Pub

lic 4-Year

Institution

28,0

00

students

Urb

an Sm

all City

Co

llege P

reparato

ry Eng

lish and

Glo

bal E

ntrepreneurship

Cam

pus

do

rmito

ry

University o

f Wisco

nsin M

adiso

nJuly 1–19

Mid

west

Pub

lic 4-Year

Institution

43,0

00

students

Urb

an Sm

all City

Career E

xplo

ration/ Intensive

Eng

lish for C

olleg

e Prep

aredness

Cam

pus

do

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