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Session C is conducted online only. Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes is an online, summer academic enrichment program that provides talented and intellectually curious students currently in grades 8-11 with intensive learning in a single course. (continued) The Future of Law Studies Andriel M. Dees, Associate Dean for Multicultural Affairs William Mitchell College of Law 875 Summit Avenue St. Paul, MN 55105 Telephone: 651-290-6416 Email: adees@wmitchell.edu Website: www.wmitchell.edu/services/multicultural/programs.html This two-week technology camp allows students to specialize in an industry by selecting specific courses and leveraging resources available at Mercer University. Students can choose from courses in art and digital media, coding, engineering, or game design, as well as recreational electives such as swimming, field games, indoor games, or dungeons and dragons. Yale Young Global Scholars invites students from more than 150 countries and all 50 U.S. states to spend two weeks at Yale University to attend an academic session of their choice. Politics, Law, & Economics (PLE) is a session designed for students interested in understanding various economic theories, government values and practices, and legal frameworks from a historical and comparative perspective. (continued) Visit Law SchoolFind out what law school looks like for admissions officers and current students. The Alaska High School Mock Trial Competition offers teams of high school students the opportunity to learn about individual liberties and the legal process, and explore career opportunities in the field of law by participating in a mock trial against other teams. High school students can explore topics with teachers who are the leading experts in their field, whether for two or six weeks.
Improve your application. College admissions officers consider your extracurricular activities not only as part of the admissions process, but also when awarding merit scholarships. While there are no strict requirements for the exact activities a student should pursue, admissions officers want to see students pursue their interests outside the classroom. Summer programs that specialize in an area of interest allow students to demonstrate their professional and academic interest in ways that high school classes and part-time jobs often cannot. Prerequisites: The legal camp is intended for students who are interested in studying law and does not require a foundation in a show trial or law. Everyone is invited to participate. With the Lawyers In Every Mississippi Classroom program, the Mississippi Bar Association places a lawyer in every classroom in the state from kindergarten through grade 12.
