To broaden and enrich the students' educational and cultural backgrounds.
Students receive an educational experience extending far beyond the usual classroom instruction.
Ninth graders who will enter 10th grade in fall 1997, who have an interest in science, and who are motivated, industrious students. Students live in a residence hall on campus with 50 highly motivated in-coming 10th graders from New England and upper New York state. Students enjoy hands-on experiences using the latest technology in laboratory and computer equipment. Meet and interact with a diverse group of participants from throughout the Northeast. Students are closely supervised at all times by well-qualified faculty and staff, experienced in working with culturally diverse teenagers.