Summer@CSU Academics
2023 High School Programs
At Cleveland State University we offer a wide range of summer programs that provide high school students the opportunity to get a jump start on their college education. Links to the direct program registration will be available one month prior to the program date below, if you need to sign up early please use our Summer@CSU registration form.
June 5 - Summer Dance
Engage in dancing and movement for three weeks with yoga, Pilates, and contemporary dance technique classes instructed by CSU Dance faculty and both regionally- and nationally-renown guest artists.
June 11 - Odyssey Program
The CSU School of Film & Media Arts offers four different residential or day camps for teens (aged 13-18) interested in filmmaking. Participants learn screenwriting, acting, directing, cinematography and editing, and complete their own individual film projects.
June 26 - Math Corps
High school students earn a stipend as Teaching Assistants (TAs) in our program. In the morning they serve as tutors, role models, big brothers/sisters to middle school students in a two-to-one ratio on teams led by college students. In the afternoon they enrich their own math knowledge from algebra to Calculus, and also take a college-level class on either Logic or Proof.
June 19 - Sport Management Institute
The Summer Sport Management Institute is a blend of classroom lectures from industry professionals, visits to a number of local sports and entertainment venues, team building projects, case studies and group discussions, all focused on the Sports & Entertainment industries. Students will network with industry professionals, learn about the variety of careers available in these industries and more! Students will also attend a Cleveland Guardians Game.
Held June 19th through June 23rd, register here before June 1st.
June 26 - Hyland STEM
A five-day Math Camp in which each day focuses on a different field of engineering and how math applies to each one. More Information.
August 13 - Summer Bridge Academy (SBA)
A one-week on-campus program that will help incoming CSU students and their families prepare to begin college in the fall. The SBA provides a residential experience as well as additional incentives and resources that will best support student transition from high school to college.
