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Easy 4 Week Summer Courses at Temple

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2022 is set to offer the best of all worlds for spring and summer learning: in-person experiences, online programs, and opportunities available both online and in-person. Virtual learning is here to stay, but on-campus programs are also making a comeback. While programs are still being developed and finalized, there is a learning opportunity for most every interest, skill level, and budget. Regardless of the delivery format, engaging in activities outside the classroom will add a layer to students' identities and give them an edge in college admissions. Bonus points if they make a positive impact on others in their community in the meantime.

The opportunities below are divided into four categories: Summer Courses & Pre-College Programs, Independent Research Programs, Online Classes, and Community Service. While we have categorized these programs by subject where applicable, many of them offer learning opportunities across a wide variety of disciplines.



We invite you to explore the courses, programs, research opportunities, and service opportunities that are available this summer. Enjoy your exploration!

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Summer Courses and Pre-College Programs

While many summer pre-college programs and courses have moved to an online format, more and more colleges are beginning to welcome students back to campus for summer experiences. As you review the examples below, you will want to consider if you prefer a credit or non-credit program or course. We have broken the list into subcategories by subject area, and the programs that offer opportunities across a variety of subjects appear in multiple subcategories. Click any of the icons below to jump to the programs listed in your area of interest.

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THE COURSE/PROGRAM YOU ARE INTERESTED IN

LIBERAL ARTS (HISTORY, ECONOMICS, ENGLISH, POLITICAL SCIENCE,INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS)

The liberal arts encompass the study of literature, history, sociology, philosophy, economics, political science, languages, international relations, and more. Courses in the liberal arts are designed to help students learn to solve problems, think critically, communicate well, and form compelling arguments.

  • 21st Century Leadership Institute
  • Foundation for Teaching Economics
  • Wonderworks: Closer Looks at Art History
  • Georgetown
  • Japan Society Junior Fellows Program
  • NYU Urban Journalism
  • Operation Understanding - DC
  • Princeton Summer Journalism Program
  • Telluride Association Summer Program
  • The Lukeion Project (Classics)
  • Newcomb Summer Session on Gender Equity
  • The Texas Politics Project
  • American University Community of Scholars
  • Middlebury Language Immersion Programs
  • Lita- Spanish Immersion
  • Study Abroad: Florence University of the Arts: Session 1
  • Study Abroad: Florence University of the Arts: Session 2
  • ASU Sports Broadcast Camp
  • Stanford Neurodiversity Project's Research, Education, and Advocacy Camp for High Schoolers (SNP-REACH)
  • UN Association of Greater Boston: Global Leadership
  • Legal Outreach: Summer Law Institute
  • Georgetown: US Campaigns & Elections Academy
  • Eisenhower Institute at Gettysburg College
  • Penn Law: Pre College Academy
  • High School Diplomats
  • Justice, The State, and the Individual: University of Chicago
  • Stanford Law School and Envision Intensive Law and Trial Program
  • Future Agents in Training Teen Academy by the FBI
  • The Sonia & Celina Sotomayor Judicial Internship Program
  • Civil War Institute, Gettysburg College
  • Broyhill Leadership Conference for High Schoolers
  • NC State Red Hat Shelton Challenge
  • Free Enterprise Leadership Challenge
  • Public Policy Pathways
  • American University: Community of Scholars- Global Affairs
  • BU Summer Challenge Seminars
  • Syracuse University - On Location in LA, NYC, Governer's Island
  • Columbia: Introduction to Global Economics and Public Policy

This guide includes the following topics

  • Building your summer planning criteria
  • Common myths of summer planning
  • Types of summer activities
  • Researching summer activities
  • Suggestions for taking it up a notch
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The guide also includes the MatchPoint Summer Planning Worksheet , which you can download and use to begin working with your student.

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Online Classes Hosted By Learning Platforms

In addition to classes hosted by colleges, there are several online platforms that deliver course material for independent learners to work at their own pace. Each platform addresses different niches and levels of expertise. Below we have provided a sampling of courses from five learning platforms -- Coursera, edX, Udemy, Udacity, and Khan Academy -- and have organized them by area of interest. Keep in mind that some courses are school-sponsored, such as courses available from Harvard on edX, while others are not, such as those available on Udemy. You will want to explore each platform to see the breadth of offerings.

Coursera: This platform works with universities and other organizations to offer online courses, specializations, and degrees in a variety of subjects, such as engineering, data science, machine learning, mathematics, business, computer science, digital marketing, humanities, medicine, biology, social sciences, and others. Of interest to many students is a new class offered by John Hopkins on the coronavirus pandemic and how it can be combated through epidemiology.

edX: Created initially by MIT and Harvard, edX now hosts classes from more than 140 schools, nonprofit organizations, and corporations. edX classes are delivered in weekly learning sequences.

Udemy: Students take courses on Udemy largely to improve job-related skills. Some courses even generate credit toward technical certification.



Udacity: While it originally focused on offering university-style courses, Udacity now focuses more on vocational courses for professionals. They have begun to offer bootcamps and certifications specifically geared toward STEM careers.


Khan Academy: Many students use Khan Academy, which delivers content through instructional videos and offers practice exercises and personalized learning. They offer courses in math, science, computer programming, history, art history, economics, and more.personalized learning. They offer courses in math, science, computer programming, history, art history, economics, and more.

Have summer opportunities you'd like us to consider adding to this listing? Just email us summer@collegematchpoint.com

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