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Noncredit summer program giving high school students a glimpse of academic and residential life at a top-ranked liberal arts university.

Noncredit summer program focused on pre-medical coursework.

Full-day, rigorous noncredit program of lectures, guest speakers and experiential activities focused on specific topics, in two-week sessions.

Two-week, non-credit residential program of college-level courses without letter grades, giving academically motivated high school students a glimpse of college life. About 30 courses; daily 3-hour classes plus 2-4 hours of homework.

Five-week residential experience on the Homewood campus that combines undergraduate coursework with college preparation skills. Application and acceptance required.

Two-week intensive courses that let students explore majors and interests, on the Homewood campus or online. Application and acceptance required.

Two-week campus-based summer seminars on a range of topics for high school students.

Intensive two-week live online summer courses (over 75 options including AI, creative writing, engineering, math and philosophy) for students in grades 8-11. Ungraded, no credit, average class size 16.

Five-week residential summer research experience on a college campus with research in astrophysics, biochemistry, bacterial genomics and synthetic chemistry.

Rigorous summer coursework at UC Berkeley for highly motivated students in a community of peers, with on-site and online options.

Summer pre-college tracks at UC Berkeley: Residential (live on campus and earn credit), Non-Credit residential, Commuter for Bay Area high school students, and a Virtual track for UC credit online.

Week-long institutes that let high school students experience a career pathway or major, with 25 on-campus institutes and 10 online options.

Two-week intensive introduction to architecture and design with design studio and drawing. Credit offered.

One-week in-person business exposure through faculty, case studies and networking.

Two-week residential noncredit interdisciplinary courses for students to discover a new passion.

One-week in-person program that builds foundations and focuses on college search and application.

Three-week college-level art and design courses where students build a portfolio. Credit offered.

Year-long community service and leadership group for Somerset County students. Members plan projects and events and attend meetings on the first and third Thursday of each month, 7:00-8:30 PM, in Somerville.

National conference for 4-H members recognizing achievement in leadership and community service.

National-level extensions of Boys State/Girls State, selecting delegates to a mock U.S. Senate session in Washington, D.C.

Week-long civics and government simulation program for high school juniors, run by state American Legion posts nationwide.

Career and technical student organization for business, technology and information technology students, with competitive events.

Civic education travel program bringing student groups to Washington, D.C. to study government firsthand.

Student organization for agricultural education, offering leadership development, competitive events (Career Development Events) and scholarships.