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Landmark College’s summer programs, offered on our beautiful campus in southern Vermont and at select locations nationwide, introduce learning strategies to high school and college students who are struggling to gain a greater understanding of their personal learning styles, and who are seeking new techniques for achieving success throughout their academic journey. Our innovative academic strategies can provide learning tools for students who study hard but have trouble retaining information; who start assignments but can’t finish them; and who show signs of learning difficulties as the demands of high school, pre-college, and college courses become more challenging. Summer programs offered in 2015 are: High School Summer Program for Rising Juniors and Seniors This three-week program offers abundant learning opportunities for high school students who struggle to keep up or who simply want to get a taste of a college atmosphere. Students are encouraged to assess their own college readiness while living and learning with a peer group and working with enthusiastic faculty and staff. (Offered in two locations: on campus in Putney, Vermont; and at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.) High School Summer Program, Social Pragmatics Track Running concurrentlywith the traditional SummerHigh School Program, this track is designed for students who have strong academic potential but who need to focus on making successful social connections while developing stronger academic routines and assessing their college readiness. Transition to College Program In this two-week program, students who have graduated from high school will develop a clearer understanding of their own learning strengths and needs, and will discover how resources and self-advocacy can support their success in college. Summer Session for Visiting College Students A five-week session for current college students to learn and practice new learning strategies as part of a challenging academic atmosphere that leaves plenty of room for extracurricular activities, sports, recreation, and exploration of Vermont’s beautiful countryside. Transition to College Workshop (New York City) Landmark College and Winston Preparatory School together offer this 10-day workshop for college-bound students, located at Winston Prep’s NYC campus. Intensive Workshop for Success in College (Berkeley, California) LandmarkCollege instructors teach this rigorous, five-dayworkshop at the University of California, Berkeley, for new and continuing college students. Specific focus is on test-taking strategies, time management techniques, note-taking skills, active reading, and useful technology applications. For additional information, call 802-387-6718 email admissions@landmark.edu or visit www.landmark.edu

Interlochen Center for the Arts, recipient of the National Medal of Arts, is the only community in the world that brings together: a 2500-student summer camp program; a 500-student fine arts boarding high school; lifelong opportunities for arts education and enrichment; two 24-hour listener-supported public radio stations; one of the nation’s largest arts presenters with 600 events annually. Interlochen Center for the Arts has good news for creative students who are looking for inspiration and new opportunities. The internationally renowned leader in arts education is accepting applications for summer 2015 arts camp and boarding school programs in music, theatre, dance, visual arts, filmmaking and creative writing. At Interlochen, creative

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young people work alongside artistic peers and educators from around the world—to learn, create and perform together. At Interlochen Arts Camp, students make the most of their summer vacation by focusing on their chosen arts discipline. In programs ranging from one to six weeks in length, students take an artistic leap forward by working with teachers from top university arts programs and learning from motivated peers. Students return to their home arts programs with newfound technique, confidence and inspiration. Interlochen Arts Academy is a fine arts boarding high school for students who want long-term pre-professional arts training. Each year, more than 500 students from around the world immerse themselves in artistic studies every day. Led by a faculty of artist-educators, the students produce hundreds of performances and artistic collaborations throughout the year. Challenging and comprehensive college-preparatory academics enhance students’ artistic study and prepare them for any career path. Since the school was established, it has produced 42 Presidential Scholars, a record unmatched by any school in the United States, public or private. Graduates leave Interlochen prepared for competitive arts programs or challenging academic programs in the United States and abroad. Interlochen strives to make its programs affordable to all deserving students through a generous financial aid program. Thanks to the generous support of donors who want to build a brighter future for the arts, Interlochen is able to provide millions of dollars in scholarships and financial aid each year. The need for financial assistance should never discourage a student from applying to Interlochen. Application, audition and portfolio requirements vary by arts program. To learn more about Interlochen programs or the application process, visit www.interlochen.org

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