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Summer College for High School Students

CONTENTS

  • Welcome
  • Calendar
  • Admission and Registration
  • Financial Information
  • Academic Regulations
  • General Information
  • Course Schedule
  • Summer Study Online
  • Pre-M.B.A. Workshops
  • Graduate Study for Music Educators
  • Summer College for High School Students
  • Continuing Education Programs
  • FORMS (PDF)--
       Registration
       Payment
       Housing, meal plan
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    The Summer College for High School Students offers promising high school students the chance to experience Ithaca College's well-regarded academic tradition and residential experience.

    Attending the IC summer college will allow you to share new social and intellectual experiences with over 100 other bright, motivated students. You'll approach your college years with greater insight into the college experience. And you'll have fun. We have high expectations and promise to immerse you fully in college life.

    The Summer College for High School Students program offers a five-week program, a three-week program, and minicourses.

    The five-week program is primarily for students who will be high school seniors in the fall. During this program, students take two college courses and earn 6 to 8 credits. Exceptional sophomores who will be juniors in the fall may also apply. The three-week program is for academically talented students who have completed their sophomore or junior year in high school. It pro-vides in-depth exposure to college academics and college life. Students select one of the following courses and earn 2 or 3 college credits.

     

    Five-Week Session: June 25-July 28

    • Academic Writing I
    • Acting I
    • Business Statistics
    • Film Production
    • History of U.S. Mass Media
    • Introduction to American Literature
    • Introduction to Ethics
    • Introduction to Journalism
    • Introduction to Media Production
    • Introduction to Photography
    • Introduction to the Theater
    • Media and Politics
    • Media Writing
    • Public Communication
    • World Civilization II

    Three-Week Session: July 9-28

    • Acting I
    • Critical Health Issues
    • General Psychology
    • Health Sciences: Foundations and Careers
    • Introduction to Musical Theater Performance
    • Introduction to Sport Management
    • Personal Essay

    Minicourses

    June 25-30

    • Classical Guitar
    • Understanding Financial Markets
    • Workshop in Sports Media
    • Writing College Application Essays

    July 2-7

    • Jazz Guitar
    • Leadership and Team Building
    • Stand-Up Comedy
    • Workshop in Sports Media
    • Writing the Short Story

    The Summer College Minicourses are for students who want to work closely with a professor exploring one of the topics listed. Students may enroll in both minicourse sessions and/or the three-week session. No grades are awarded, but students receive a certificate of completion. The minicourses are open to all qualified high school students.

    Note to College Students

    The three-week courses are regular Ithaca College 2- and 3-credit courses offered specifically for high school students. However, college students may take these courses if they get approval. Contact the Division of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions for more information, 607-274-3143, or cess@ithaca.edu.

    The five-week courses are Ithaca College 3- and 4-credit courses offered during summer session II. College students may register for these courses on a first-come, first-served basis.

    The minicourses are open only to high school students and earn no credit.

    Summer College Highlights

    • Attend small classes, typically 6-12 students, taught by Ithaca College faculty.
    • Form close, lasting friendships with bright, motivated students from diverse backgrounds.
    • Sign up for a service internship: volunteer at the hospital, work with children, help build and maintain hiking trails, or work in an assisted-living center for senior citizens.
    • Use Ithaca College's award- winning, air-conditioned Fitness Center.
    • Try a new recreational activity: shoot pool, ride a horse, salsa dance, go bowling, learn massage, swim next to a waterfall, or play golf, tennis, soccer, or basketball.
    • See a play, go to the movies, gaze at the stars, hear a concert, shop in the boutiques and bookstores on the Ithaca Commons, hike in deep, narrow gorges in the Finger Lakes region.

    For more information, visit www.ithaca.edu/summercollege, call 607-274-3143, or e-mail cess@ithaca.edu for a brochure about the program; or e-mail Warren Schlesinger, the program director, at warren@ithaca.edu.


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