Home
 

Summer Programs

 

It takes more than just sitting in a classroom to be a successful student. Not only are Providence students required to serve their community as a graduation requirement, many scholarships require students to have volunteer experience. There is a host of organizations that need students like you to lend a helping hand. Summer program opportunities are also fun, valuable experiences that all students should consider.

 

Summer Programs

Study Abroad!


Summer Study Programs

Summer study programs are available for students in grades 9-11 at Penn State, the University of Colorado, Boulder, the University of Vermont, and at the Sorbonne in Paris.  Information is available at www.summerstudy.com.

UM Summer Scholar Program

The Summer Scholars Programs are designed to provide current high school students with the opportunity to learn about a collegiate discipline and the career paths that could result from further study. Living on campus reiterates the importance of time management, responsibility, self motivation, and facilities meeting a diverse group of people from around the world. 

  • Program is open to sophomores and juniors
  • Students must have a 3.0 GPA to participate

Please see Ms. Dillon in the guidance office for additional information.


Wake Forest - Lens

  • A three week residential experience (July 11-31, 2010) at Wake Forest University for rising juniors and seniors.
  • Follow a program of study based on a current global challenge - sustainability.
  • Space is limited to 36 students.  Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. 
  • See www.wfu.edu/lens for more information.

Wilderness Ventures

Wilderness Ventures has outdoor summer programs in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and has scholarship opportunities to participate in their programs available. Go to www.wildernessventures.com for more information.

Young Scholars Program - Florida State University

  • A residential summer (June 13-July 24) science and mathematics experience for outstanding high school juniors. 
  • Applicants must have completed Algebra II, and have earned at least a "B" average in academic courses.  A score at the 90th percentile or better in science or mathematics on a nationally standardized exam, such as the SAT or PSAT, is also required.  Computer experience is expected.
  • Each participant is furnished a scholarship valued at $2800.00 covering full room and board, supplementary health and accident insurance, and academic expenses of tuition.
  • Applications are available online: http://bio.fsu.edu/ysp/index.html

 


 

This directory uses data supplied by third parties. As such, Providence School cannot guarantee the accuracy of information posted here. Providence provides this directory as a convenience to members only and is not responsible for the content of any third party site.