High School Summer Camps

Back by popular demand, our high school camps are designed to help students find confidence in various STEAM fields that could serve as a foundation for investigating different career options.

Camp Family Guide

Campers should register for High School Camp if they completed the 9th, 10th, or 11th grade in the 2023-2024 school year.

SCHEDULE: High School Camp runs from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm each day.

COST: Weeklong camps are $250 per camper. Each transaction will show up on your bank statement as a payment to Florida State University. If you dispute a camp registration charge with your bank, the camp registration will be cancelled.

ADDITIONAL FEES: Some camp descriptions will indicate additional fees for field tips, guest visits, special technology, and other unique amenities.

LUNCH: Lunch is not included in the cost of weeklong camps. Campers will have the option to prepay for one week of lunches. Prepaid lunch options may include: OG Subs, Brooklyn Pizza, Veggie Nuggets, etc. If this option is not selected students will be required to bring their own lunch each day. We do not provide refrigeration or a microwave for lunches.

July 15th to July 19th – Film School

*$20 Field Trip Fee added to this camp*

Lights, camera, action! Aspiring filmmakers learn how to turn their ideas into unforgettable on-screen moments. Activities may include writing a script, recording and editing a short film, learning the science of green screens and CGI, and more.

July 22nd to July 26th – Pre-Med

*$50 Special Tech Fee added to this camp*

Pre-Med Camp is designed to help high school students feel confident pursuing a career in medicine through the hands-on introduction to concepts like Orthopedics, Cardiology, Imaging, and Bioengineering.

Activities may include creating models of joints, gait analysis, building a functioning stethoscope, designing a surgical instrument, DNA extraction and much more. Participants will be presented with several case studies and work as teams to diagnose their patients! There will be discussions about the use of AI in medicine, bioethics, and the effects of genetically modified foods.