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Junior SUMMER Programs

This summer, we're excited to offer a variety of experiences! â€‹Below are the types of programs available and the names of our Summer Experience Partners.

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Click on each button to learn about our Program Partners, what you may gain from an experience with them, and see if it's a fit for you! 

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On December 2, you'll receive a survey where you'll have the opportunity to rank your top 2 choices for your Summer Experiences. 

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Please keep in mind that spaces are limited and we may not be able to place you on your top choice. We ask for your flexibility and openness.

Junior Application timeline

Some questions to keep in mind...

As you're taking a look at the program partner pages linked below, here are some questions to keep in mind...

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  • What does my summer look like? Am I anticipating other summer plans, like vacations, birthdays, summer school, etc?

  • How far do I want to go? How do I feel about different types of travel, like airplanes?​ Do I have a REAL ID or passport; if not, am I able to get one?

  • Am I able to commit to a program's requirements, such as getting travel documents or attending virtual workshops?

  • What questions or concerns about summer experiences does my family have?

PROGRAM TYPES

Which program types sound interesting to you?

Service Learning

Academic & Arts

Career Exploration

Outdoor

  • Travel internationally and engage with the local community

  • Participate in a service project that supports the larger community or local organization (e.g. creating a garden for a local school)

  • Spending money may be required ($100-$200)

  • Groups tend to be larger (12-20+ participants)

  • Passport is required to travel

  • Located in California and the East Coast

  • Choose & participate in a wide range of academic and/or arts courses

  • Live on campus at a college or at a camp

  • Some programs may ask for your GPA or teacher recommendation

  • Limited spots available for Arts Program

  • CA REAL ID required to fly, if program isn't local

  • Located in Washington state

  • Develop workplace readiness

  • Engage in business simulations

  • Hear from and network with business leaders, mentors, and peers

  • Foster leadership skills and personal growth

  • Develop skills in communication, teamwork, negotiation, and critical thinking

  • CA REAL ID required to fly

​Did you enjoy your outdoor experience and want to do another one? You can!

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  • Choose from all our outdoor partners & programs

  • Opportunities are majority local, some out-of-state

  • CA REAL ID required to fly, if program isn't local

JUNIOR program options

You'll receive a survey where you'll have the opportunity to rank your top 2 choices based on your interests and aspirations. You should talk to your mentor and family about the different programs, and share how they align with your goals for the summer. The final trip placement will be determined by Summer Search based on availability. Please note that after Summer Search places you on a trip, your specific course or dates is not guaranteed until you complete the program's application. Be sure to stay on top of the application process and let your mentor know if you have any questions!

Service Learning

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Academic & Arts

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Career Exploration

Outdoor

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A GLIMPSE INTO JUNIOR EXPERIENCES...

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