<p>I've compiled a list of several programs I'm considering as options for next summer.
Some of them I know are very selective, while some are not. I'd appreciate if everyone could share their opinions of each program, its selectivity, its prestige, its experience, etc. I want to make a list of the ones I want to apply to the most. Also if you have any other programs in mind that you think I should add to this list, let me know.</p>
<p>The list:
- Harvard Secondary School Program
- TASP
- IVY Scholars at Yale
- CTY at JHU
- Oxbridge NYC
- Cornell Summer College
- Columbia PreCollege
- Yale Precollege
- UPenn Precollege
- UChicago American Litigation Program</p>
<p>JSA Georgetown is a very good program for those into politics and international relations. Students attend some lectures by some very prominent people, such as Colin Powell and George Bush.</p>
<p>Global Issues Seminar/Studies at Notre Dame. It’s only 1 week, but they pay for your transportation and housing. Need some affiliation with the Catholic religion.</p>
<p>I’m attending Oxbridge Barcelona, but I seriously considered JSA and also looked at <a href=“mailto:Summer@Brown”>Summer@Brown</a>. I’m a JSA member and I absolutely love it. I went to their 1-week institute on National Security at Princeton last year. It had some amazing speakers (ambassadors, reporters, and federal and state officials among them). I’m super excited about Barcelona, majoring in International Politics and minoring in Cultura y cocina (en espa</p>