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Electrochemical Society Summer Fellowship

Applicant must be enrolled in a recognized college or university in the U.S. or Canada. Selection is based upon academic record, letter of recommendation, and personal statement. Award is for summer study and/or research. Recipient may not hold other appointments or fellowships.

Max Award: $4,000

sponsored by Electrochemical Society

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Summer Fellowship

Applicant must be enrolled full time, be a communications major or have participated in communications-related extracurricular activities, and be able to participate in the nine-week program.

sponsored by International Radio and Television Society Foundation (IRTS)

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Summer Scholarship

Applicant must submit an essay of at least 500 words explaining why you want to learn Spanish, why you wish to visit Spain, and why you think you're the ideal candidate.

sponsored by UniSpain

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Spend Your Summer Learning With MOOCs

Looking to impress your prospective colleges and learn something new this summer? Consider a massive open online course to boost your intellect and résumé.

by Aaron Partnow

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5 Things High School Students Need to Do This Summer

Want to stand out in the college admission process? It's not too late! Take matters into your own hands by doing these five important things over the summer.

by Shereem Herndon-Brown

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George and Cleo Cross Summer Research Fellowship

Applicant must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, demonstrated financial need. At the end of summer research fellow must submit a five-page report to the scholarship committee.

Max Award: $2,500

sponsored by University of Oklahoma

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5 Common Ways to Pay for Summer Classes and Graduate Sooner

Taking summer courses is a great way to get ahead and on your way to an exciting career you'll love. Here are some ways you can make it financially possible!

by Maxime Croll

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Top Summer Programs for Students With a Global Mindset

If you're interested in exploring the world and making it a better place, a summer program with a global focus could be just the thing for you.

by Michael Tyler Kee

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6 Great Summer Jobs for Students Who Want to Travel

For students looking to work and travel this summer, consider these six job opportunities! Plus, read on for tips on managing your finances while traveling.

by Ben Walker

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Get Your Game on at Summer Sports Camps

Summer sports camp is the way to go if you're looking to get seen and recruited for college athletics. Here's what to know about this great opportunity!

by Jim Martinho

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Top College Planning Tips for the Summer Before Senior Year

While you may just want to relax this summer, there are productive yet easy things you can fill your time with to plan for college. Here are a few ideas!

by Bailey McInturff

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Summer Research Opportunity Program

Applicant must be a underrepresented citizen or permanent resident of the United States who is enrolled in a degree-granting program at a college or university in the United States, Puerto Rico, or other United States territory. At least two semesters of undergraduate education, at least one semester of undergraduate education remaining after completing the program, and a strong interest in pursuing a Ph.D. are required. Summer program designed to enhance academic and research skills by working one-on-one with a faculty mentor from top ranked institutions. Recipient will gain experience as an undergraduate student that will put them at an advantage as a graduate applicant; at the same time earning money and having an all expenses paid research opportunity. Forty hours of research per week and full-time devotion to the program during the eight- to ten-week session will be required. Applicant may only use one application to apply to eight universities. The University of Michigan, Northwestern University, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and University of Wisconsin-Madison require applicants to complete a separate application.

sponsored by Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC)

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6 Productive Ways to Make the Most of the Summer Before Senior Year

It's the first day of summer break, and you're going to be a senior next year! Here's how to balance a fun break with productive planning for the future.

by Brittani Wert

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25 Famous Former Summer Campers

Staff members at Herzl Camp in northwest Wisconsin can recall chastising a young camper named Robert Zimmerman for playing guitar and crooning from his cabin roof (you might be more familiar with his work as Bob Dylan). We're not saying that attending a summer camp or program guarantees you'll someday have your own Wikipedia entry, but here are 25 notable former campers from a variety of fields.

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6 Student Tips to Detox and Clear Your Mind This Summer

If you need to press the reset button after a long school year, check out these six rejuvenating ideas to get your mind in the right place this summer.

by Hailey Myers

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5 Easy Strategies to Stay Sharp Over Summer Break from College

From organizing notes to internships, here's what college students can do to stay sharp over the summer while still enjoying their much-deserved time off.

by Robyn Scott

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4 Smart Things to Do on Your Summer Break From College

Summer means relaxing after a busy year at college, but it's also a good time to learn new skills, get things done, and have fun. See what else you can do here!

by Laura Wallace

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Telluride Association Summer Programs

Applicants must be high school juniors. The association seeks applicants from a variety of socio-economic backgrounds and provides for their tuition and room and board during summer programs in New York and Michigan. Students are invited to apply either by receiving a score on the PSAT/NMSQT that is usually in the top 1 percent or by nomination by a teacher or counselor.

sponsored by Telluride Association

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NYCDA 4–day National Summer Workshop Scholarship

Applicant must be a dancer who is registered to attend the NYCDA four-day Summer Workshop and who has recently completed their junior or senior year in high school. Audition and personal essay required.

Max Award: $25,000

sponsored by New York City Dance Alliance (NYCDA)

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An Easy Plan for Starting Your College Application Essays Over the Summer

Summer is a great time to get a head start on your college application essay. Get started with these quick brainstorming and writing tips from a real student!

by Gracie O'Brian