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Academic Summer Camps in New York.

14 academic camps in New York. Median week: $1,700; range $1,167–$3,500.

Academic summer camps in New York bridge two cultures — enrichment (math kids who love math, language immersion, college-prep) and remediation (catching up on grade-level skills). They're priced and structured very differently from each other; "academic" alone tells you nothing.

Top 14 camps

  1. NYFA Kids Summer Camps and Workshops · New York City · Ages 10–13
  2. Parsons Summer Intensive Studies New York · New York · Ages 16–18 · $1500/week
  3. Writopia Lab · Multiple · Ages 6–18 · $850/week
  4. NYC DOE Summer Rising – Elementary Program · Various NYC Public Schools · Ages 5–10
  5. NYC DOE Summer Rising – Middle School Program · Various NYC Public Schools · Ages 11–13
  6. Character Design for Animation and Gaming (Columbia University Pre-College) · New York · Ages 15–18
  7. National Student Leadership Conference - Medicine & Health Care · Columbia University · Ages 13–18 · $3573.8888888888887/week
  8. Summer Health Professions Education Program (SHPEP) - Columbia University · Columbia University · Ages 18–22
  9. Hamilton-Madison House Head Start · Lower East Side · Ages 3–5
  10. Wall Street Stock Market & Investment Experience · New York, NY · Ages 14–18 · $1995/week
  11. CSPA Summer Journalism Workshop · Columbia University · Ages 14–18 · $1700/week
  12. Columbia Pre-College Programs - NYC Residential Summer · Columbia University, Morningside Campus, New York, NY · Ages 15–18 · $4279/week
  13. NSLC on Journalism, Film & Media Arts · Columbia University · Ages 13–18 · $3500/week
  14. NYU Precollege · New York University, New York, NY · Ages 16–18 · $1167/week

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↘ What to look for

If it's enrichment, ask the curriculum, the instructor's actual academic background, and what the kid is expected to produce by Friday. If it's remediation, ask the diagnostic (do they assess where the kid is on day one?), the group size (1:6 is ceiling for real progress), and whether the program tracks improvement week-over-week.

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