Dear Mike Kulp,
As a high school college counselor, you are a critical resource to your
students as they plan for their future. We hope that you will look over
our program information and discuss the benefits of attending a
Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies summer program with your top students
as they make plans for Summer 2020.
Please direct students to our website to learn more about our diverse
program offerings. You will also be receiving a poster in the mail
soon, and we hope that you will display it so that students at Social
Circle High School can discover our summer program opportunities.
We offer programs across a wide variety of disciplines—including arts,
business, humanities, math, science, and more—allowing highly motivated
students to investigate advanced topics not typically taught in
secondary schools. Participants engage in small classes with brilliant
instructors and peers who share their passions.
Deadlines for most of our summer programs are in February, with some
early round deadlines in January. Admission is selective. Limited
financial aid is available.
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Stanford
Summer Humanities Institute brings students in grades 10 and
11 together to explore the big questions at the heart of the
humanities. Seminars are led by distinguished Stanford professors
during this three-week residential program.
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Stanford
Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes allows students currently in
grades 8–11 to apply to a single-subject intensive course selected from
a wide range of disciplines, and benefit from small class size and
academically themed residences.
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Stanford
AI4ALL invites students in 9th grade to apply to this
three-week residential summer program. Participants learn about topics
in AI, partake in ongoing research at Stanford, and receive mentorship
from professors, graduate students, and industry professionals. Young
women and students from underrepresented and/or low-income backgrounds
are particularly encouraged to apply.
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Stanford
University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) students participate in a
highly-selective program centered around lectures, guided research, and
group problem-solving in advanced math topics. This four-week program
is intended for an elite group of talented students in grades 10 and
11.
Again, we hope that you will share these opportunities with your
students and encourage them to apply to join us on the Stanford campus
this summer.
Sincerely,
Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies Team
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