Business & Entrepreneurship

• Understand how operations, marketing, sales, and finance come together to drive businesses.
• Learn how to read financial statements in order to decipher a company’s performance.
• Develop a sales and marketing plan and pitch your venture to investors and mentors.
  

• Learn the most practical programming techniques used by Google and Facebook - Raspberry Pi and Python.
• Create a machine integrated mini project and apply math and physics concepts to interactive programming activities.
• Start thinking like a technologist and meet programmers and entrepreneurs who are creating the future.
  

Computer Science

Emergency Medicine

• Discover practical skills such as suturing, stopping a bleed and taking vital signs.
• Work in teams as you research, diagnose and develop a treatment plan for simulated patients.
• Participate in a “mass casualty incident” where you work against the clock to save as many people as possible.
  

• Develop 3D solutions to design challenges to learn the fundamentals behind mechanical, civil, and biomedical engineering.
• Design and build a scale model structure compliant with code, zoning, and budget requirements.
• Learn from professionals in the field about the latest advancements in engineering and technology.
  

Fundamentals of Engineering

Psychology & Neuroscience

• Uncover the mystery of how the mind works, and examine the connection between the brain and human behavior.
• Develop solutions to the complex questions of human behavior through hands-on activities such as a brain dissection and real-world experiments.
• Interact with clinical psychologists, neurologists and researchers who are experts in this specialized field.
  

• Explore all roles of a challenging case acting as defense attorneys, prosecutors, witnesses, jurors, or judge.
• Develop your legal skills by researching evidence, crafting arguments, and preparing and examining witnesses.
• Experience a unique view of the legal profession that is personal and insightful from seasoned lawyers or legal scholars.
  

Trial Law