<p>Applied to a summer school? Want advice for summer progams? Talk it out of your system? All here ~~> :P</p>
<p>My stuff: Just applied to NSLC for the international relations program. Dunno if it's good enough though. My other alternative is a summer at the Greek Consulate in Boston, where I got an internship. What do I do? I also applied to TASP, so if i get in that overules everything else... But i reall dont see it happenng, as i did not sit for the PSATs, so that kinda works against me, right?
Hopefully that will get it started.</p>
<p>Thanx to all
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<p>Hmm...personally I'd go for the internship...that sounds pretty interesting, and more unusual than NSLC (which, like, everyone does!). My experience with summer programs led me to advocate ones you don't have to pay for! Colleges, I think, want to see passion...if you like international relations, go for the internship! I did a science internship (convinced me research science was NOT for me) one summer, and last summer worked as a House page. I didn't cost my parents money (actually made some!) and had a GREAT time. If money's no issue for you, do both programs! Don't worry so much about prestige...it's honestly overrated. Have fun, pursue what you're interested in, and colleges will pick up on that.</p>