Our summer programs will open new doors to learning — and are a great way for high school students to meet new friends and explore possible college interests.

Summer Scholars Program

Outstanding high school students have the opportunity to get a head start on their college education through this program. Summer Scholars get a sneak preview of college life and learning. Small classes guarantee personal attention from our world-class faculty. [Read more]

High School Studio at Florham
Awaken your imagination: As an FDU summer scholar and participant in the High School Studio Program, participants get a sneak preview of college life and learning at FDU. Courses offered in the art-intensive week of July 13–17, 2009 at the College at Florham provide an opportunity where students can earn up to two college credits. Students can choose from studies in the fine, visual and performing arts. All classes in this program are taught by FDU faculty who are working professional artists.[Read more]

Computer Teens Summer Program
High school students can earn three college credits for any of three fun and focused classes — Interactive Media and Game Design, Computers, Crime and Forensics, and The Global Challenge — during the weeks of July 27 to August 7, 2009 at the Metropolitan Campus. A special one-week class in GIS Technology and Crime Mapping also will be offered July 20-24. [Read more]

Leader in Training Program for Pre-Teens and Teens

An exciting program for students entering Grades 8-9, offering real-life leadership experience while building critical skills in team building, conflict management, group dynamics, organization and more. Includes terrific field trips in New York and New Jersey! Choose from three programs: June 29-July 10,  July 13-24 or July 27-August 7. [Read more]

Summer Experience: A College Prep Program for High School Students with Learning Disabilities

Running July 6-16, this two-week summer program is offered by FDU’s award winning Regional Center for College Students with Learning Disabilities. It is designed for graduating high school students and rising seniors with a history of learning disabilities who are planning to make the transition from high school to college. The program will give students a better understanding of their learning strengths and weaknesses, help them develop stronger self-advocacy skills and better time management and organizational skills.  Cost is  $1,000  [$850 Morning only, $300 Afternoon only]. Application Deadline: June 15, 2009. [Read more]

Discover Business Teen Camp

Offered on both the College at Florham and Metropolitan Campus by the Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurial Studies, the University’s Top 20-ranked entrepreneurship center.  The program will include teamwork and leadership, communications, networking, finance, marketing and market research, and entrepreneurship and business planning.   The program is open to teens entering grades 9 to 12 in fall of 2009.  [Read more]

Madison Teen Travel Program

Looking for a great way to meet new friends and see new sights? Our fun travel week will be offered from August 10-14. It’s perfect for students ranging in age from 12 to 15 who will be entering grades 7 through 10 in Fall 2009. [Read more]

Excursions will include:

• Dorney Park
• Madame Tussauds & AMC Empire
• Amish Country Experience
• Radio City Music Hall Tour and SONY Wonder Lab
• Urban Hiking in New York City

See also Athletic Camps for selected programs for middle and high school athletes.