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Eastern Pre-College Summer

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Eastern's Pre-College Summer is a one-week residential program featuring academic exploration, college preparation, and social activities for high-school aged students. Participants live on Eastern's campus from Sunday through Friday and learn in small classroom settings with Eastern's full-time faculty.

  • Explore potential college majors and residential campus life. 
  • Get hands on experience with Eastern's full-time, tenure-track faculty members.
  • Strengthen your college application and resume. 
  • Have fun and make new friends who have similar interests.

See below for a list of Summer 2023 programs!

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Register now for Summer 2023

Sunday, July 16 - Friday, July 21

PreCollegeSummer@easternct.edu
Phone: (860) 465-0674

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screenshot of form - Pre-College Summer 2023 Program Application

Complete a simple application followed by submission of supplemental materials

Pre-College Summer 2023 Application
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View all the programs available during Summer 2023

Program List
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Have questions about what Eastern Pre-College Summer is?

Program Details / FAQs

Sunday, July 16 - Friday, July 21

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Intro to Filmmaking

Professor Brian Day

Create, film, and edit a short film!
Professor Cornicello in front of a projector screen

Making Electronic and Ambient Music

Professor Anthony Cornicello

Create an electronic music piece and perform it in Eastern's beautiful Concert Hall!
Professor Kurt Lucin holding a skeleton hand

Pre-Med Lab: How the Body Works

Professor Kurt Lucin

Use Eastern's medical lab equipment and learn to diagnose diseases!
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Poetry and Fiction Writing Workshop

Professor Daniel Donaghy

Assemble a book of creative writing and present in open mics and workshops!
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A Brief History of Horror

Professor Mark Fabrizi

Explore the history of the horror genre - from Ancient Greece to Stephen King!