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Overview
High School Summer College 2008: On-Line Applications available
on January 3, 2008.
Please contact us at summersession@stanford.edu with any questions.
8 Week Session: June 21 - August 17, 2008
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The essay for High School Summer College 2008
can be found under How to Apply.
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Accomplishment, inspirational professors, lifelong learning, lasting friendships,
outstanding athletic and cultural activities, and the beauty of the San Francisco
Bay Area characterize the Stanford tradition. As a High School Summer College student
during summer 2008, you will take undergraduate courses and earn Stanford
University credit. You will also participate in many interesting and entertaining
activities that enhance the academic experience.
Our selective program attracts students who are eager to experience a true university environment.
We invite you to join us this summer.
High School Summer College (8 weeks)
June 21 - August 17, 2008
- Current high school juniors and seniors are eligible to apply;
applications from accomplished and mature high school sophomores will also be considered. Students must be at least
age 16 by the start of the quarter.
- Participants explore the sciences, humanities, arts, and languages.
- Stanford admission officers meet with program participants to discuss the college application process.
- Success Series workshops are available to help with college application preparation and transitioning to a university setting.
- Credits earned in High School Summer College may be eligible for transfer to another college or university.
- Students have full access to Stanford's premium athletic facilities and libraries.
- Partial Scholarships are available.
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Residential Program
High School Summer College students enroll in the eight-week quarter and take undergraduate courses for Stanford University credit. Participants reside in the historic Lagunita Court residence with a trained staff of Stanford
undergraduate students who serve as mentors. Residential students must register for at least eight units of course work.
Commuter Program
Students who live within a manageable commuting distance to the Palo Alto campus may participate in the High School Summer College as commuter students. Commuter students must register for at least three units of course work.
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