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Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA Junior Forum: July 20 - 29 Senior Forum: June 26 - July 5, July 8 - 17, August 1 - 10, August 13 - 22

Prestigious Stanford University is synonymous with academic excellence. Situated just south of San Francisco in Palo Alto, the university's red tile roofs and Spanish arches give this school a distinctly Californian flavor. Live in historic dormitories, and experience what it's like to study on campus at one of Americas best-known universities.

Claremont Colleges, Claremont, CA Youth Forum: July 13 - 19 Junior Forum: July 22 - 31, August 3 - 12 Senior Forum: July 22 - 31, August 3 - 12

Counted among the best colleges in the country, the Claremont Colleges in Claremont, California are made up of six different campuses, each with a unique focus and curriculum. Patterned after Oxford and Cambridge, the six adjoining campuses give students unique opportunities to enjoy a small college atmosphere. Located in Los Angeles County, near Ontario Int'l Airport, Claremont is approximately one hour east of Los Angeles.

Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO Junior Forum: July 22 - 31  Senior Forum: July 10 - 19,  August 3 -12 Leadership Forum: July 30 - August 5  Quantum-U: July 20 - 27

The New York Times Selective Guide to Colleges calls Colorado College the best liberal arts college between the Midwest and California. Located at the foot of Pikes Peak in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, students enjoy breathtaking mountain views while visiting this beautiful campus. Summer weather in Colorado Springs is almost always ideal; an excellent environment for learning and summer fun!

University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, WI Junior Forum: July 15 - 24  Senior Forum: July 27 - August 5

The University of Wisconsin-Parkside campus is located midway between Milwaukee and Chicago. The Parkside campus is one of the most beautiful and distinctive in the country. Set on 700 acres of rolling land, much of it retained in its natural wooded and prairie state, the campus features a network of modern, interconnected buildings whose architecture was carefully conceived to complement the natural setting.

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Junior Forum: July 22 - 31 Senior Forum: July 15 - 24

Founded in 1865, Cornell’s 745-acre campus is located in the Finger Lakes region of New York State and sits on a hilltop overlooking 40-mile-long Cayuga Lake, the largest of the Finger Lakes. Creeks and waterfalls fill the gorges on two sides of the campus and one is never far from the sight and sound of falling water. This is an area of great natural beauty that intertwines and blends with the university’s graceful quads and inspiring architecture.

Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC Junior Forum: July 6 - 15  Senior Forum: June 24 - July 3, July 18 - 27

Located at the foot of the Blue Ridge mountains, the Wake Forest campus is known for its great beauty. More than 40 buildings of Georgian architecture, constructed of Ole Virginia brick, grace the campus amid magnolias, pines and colorful year-round blossoms. Wake Forest values excellent teaching, high academic standards, superior resources, and an appreciation for the lifelong journey of learning based in a liberal arts education.

Cal State San Marcos San Marcos, CA Junior Forum: July 20 -29 Senior Forum: July 8 - 17

California State University San Marcos is located in Northern San Diego County, California. The campus is the higher education leader in the northern San Diego region, fostering quality of life through lifelong personal growth and sustainable community development. The campus is infused with boundless optimism as it prepares to meet the higher education needs of a growing region.

University of Washington Seattle, WA Junior Forum: July 15 - 24 Senior Forum: July 27 - August 5

The University of Washington located in Seattle, is one of the oldest state-assisted institutions of higher education on the Pacific coast. Between the shores of Lake Washington and Lake Union, it is in a residential section of the city that long has been considered one of the most attractive in the nation.