Exeter Summer
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter, New HampshireGrades 7–12
Discussion, collaboration, and a summer of academic discovery.
Official programU.S. summer camp consulting
Find your camp.
Prepare to apply.
Connect your child’s interests with the right summer experience, then turn the choice into a clear application plan.
Where would you like to start?
Different interests.
Different summers.
Explore academic learning, technology, and space science.
Johns Hopkins CTY
Center for Talented Youth
Multiple U.S. locationsGrades 2–12
Challenging courses for advanced learners, with day and residential options.
Official program
iD Tech
Arizona State University
Tempe, ArizonaAges 7–17
Hands-on learning in coding, game development, and robotics.
Official program
Space Camp
U.S. Space & Rocket Center
Huntsville, AlabamaAges 9–11
Space missions, astronaut-training activities, and team challenges.
Official programA clear choice starts
with the right questions.
We organize the details that shape your child’s experience.
01
Student fit
Interests, learning style, age and grade.
02
Daily life
Housing, supervision, meals and travel.
03
Total cost
Program fees, living costs and transportation.
04
Application
Eligibility, materials and deadlines.
From the first conversation
to a prepared application.
- 01
Set the priorities
Start with interests, school schedules and the family’s budget.
- 02
Compare the camps
Build a shortlist around program fit and daily life.
- 03
Plan the application
Organize requirements, documents and a preparation timeline.
- 04
Refine the materials
Review the student’s own drafts and prepare the final checklist.
Make the next step clear.
Start with your child’s interests and where you are today.