
Then enroll him or her in Fairleigh Dickinson University’s innovative Discover Business Teen Camp at FDU's College at Florham campus, located in Madison, NJ (July 8-12, 2013) or the Metropolitan campus located in Teaneck, NJ (July 15-19, 2013.)
See My9 Real Talk feature talking about this year's teen camp
See ABC TV news feature that highlighted last year's teen business camp

The Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurship, the University’s Top 20-ranked entrepreneurship center, is offering two one-week summer sessions from 9 am to 4 pm daily. The skills learned at this camp can be applied to all areas of life – in school, business, and the world. Students will gain knowledge in the following areas:
· Being a team player in a global business environment · How to speak and write in professional environments · Building relationships of trust within and outside of business · Personal finance—saving, budgeting and investing · Using library resources and the internet to find business information · Learn from the real life experiences of entrepreneursTeam work and Leadership
· Group dynamics—how to work in a team and resolve conflicts.
· Group projects—collaboration and new technology methods
· Effective management and leadership skillsCommunications
· Making a positive first impression, the value of business etiquetteNetworking
· Benefits of networking online and in personFinance
· Cash management tools Marketing and Market Research
· Selecting target market and designing a market strategy
· Tactics to deliver an effective advertising campaign Entrepreneurship/Business Planning
· Explore entrepreneurship and business planning
· At the end of the week, students present a team business plan
July 8-12, 2013 - College at Florham, Madison, NJ
July 15-19, 2013) - Metropolitan campus, Teaneck, NJ
Lunch and snacks will be provided daily but you may bring your own.
What is the faculty/counselor to student ratio? 1 to 10
Will a certificate of completion be given? Yes
Is there a scholarship program for students? Yes. Interested applicants should submit their medical/registration form first, and make note on their form that they are interested in a scholarship. Scholarships are on a case by case basis. Please inquire on the status of this after submitting registration.
Is a pretest necessary? No, but participants may be asked to write a short one-page essay for screening purposes after they register.
Is this a sleep away camp? No, the camp is from 9 am to 4 pm daily, ending at 3 pm on the last day.
Is transportation provided? No. Parents/Guardians are responsible to make sure their child is provided with transportation to and from the camp at the times given. FDU is not responsible for early arrivals or late departures.
Tuition: $495. All registration must be completed and received by June 24, 2013. A $150 nonrefundable deposit, plus a one-time $30 registration fee, is required at the time of registration to hold a space for each camper. The total is $525.00 (including the deposit and registration fees.) All fees must be paid no later than July 1, 2013. Space is limited.
Prior to July 1, 2013, 100 percent of camp costs will be refunded, less deposit and registration fee. No refunds will be given after July 1, 2013.
To register, mail check with completed registration/medical form to:
Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurship- Teen Camp
Fairleigh Dickinson University
285 Madison Ave., M-MS2-05
Madison, NJ 07940
Make checks payable to: Rothman Institute-FDU
To pay via credit card, please mail completed medical form first and then call 973-443-8842.
For more information please call 973-443-8842.
Please note, filling out the medical form counts as the registration form. There is no separate registration form.
What students are saying: “The camp was informative and interesting while still being fun.” “The camp brought in experts that were extremely helpful to hear from.” “This was a good way to learn with (and from) other young and aspiring entrepreneurs. NJBiz Article August 7, 2006 Daily Record Article July 22, 2006 Bergen Record Article July 20, 2006 Daily Record Article July 23, 2005
Very well planned!”
Daily Record Article July 26, 2003