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Resource: Exploration Summer Programs
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Website: Exploration Summer Programs
URL: http://www.explo.org/
Description: "For almost 30 years, Exploration Summer Programs has been the international leader in academic summer enrichment. We believe that summer is the perfect time for young people to expand their horizons, try something new, and learn in a pressure-free environment. Our Programs feature ungraded courses, activities, athletics, and trips, all geared towards helping students discover themselves and the joy of learning."
Comments: Contributed by: Student on 2/17/2008
I went to "explo" and had a blast!!! I realy enjoyed all of the RAs, who were people from all over the world, and the ability to choose what you want to do each day! I must say that this was without a doubt the best three weeks of my life and I will always try to return! I just wish that everybody could exprience this extraordinary summer camp.

Contributed by: Parent on 8/8/2007
My child attended this camp during the 2007 season and had a great time. Unfortunately, it was not possible to have a dialogue with a dean who initially refused us access to the Director. When we finally had access to the Director she was very professional and it was possible to have a meaningful discussion with her about a certain situation.

Contributed by: Parent on 8/14/2006
My son attended Explo for the past two summers and really enjoyed the camp. There are loads of choices for daily activities, as well as a wide variety of interesting and unusual classes sure to appeal to almost anyone. The advisors are college students interested in the topics they teach, so quality of instruction is higher than at regular summer camps.

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