Summer College for High School Students is offering SU faculty and staff a 10 percent discount on its 2012 program. Any faculty or staff member with a high-school age child who has been admitted to Summer College is eligible for the discount.
Summer College allows high school students an opportunity to experience college life first hand, investigate majors that suit their interests, and earn credits to jump start a college career. Summer College offers:
• 25 credit and non-credit programs with more than 30 college-level courses;
• six-, four-, and two-week options;
• an opportunity to explore areas like architecture, dance, engineering, computer science, law, liberal arts, acting, musical theater, education, web design, creative writing and more; and
• up to 7 college credits and a chance to stand out in a sea of college applicants.
To learn more about Summer College at Syracuse University, e-mail sumcoll@syr.edu, visit www.summercollege.syr.edu or call 443-5000. This offer cannot be combined with other discounts.
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