CU Summer Scholars

Overnight summer camp in Clemson, SC

At a glance

Where
Clemson, SC
Type
Overnight (sleepaway) camp
Campers
Coed
Affiliation
School (Elementary/Middle/High)
Founded
1980

Programs the camp has listed

Academy of Science and Intercultural Communications
Audio Engineering and Music Production
Automotive Engineering with CU ICAR
Bioengineering
Civil Engineering
Construction Management- Build Your Future
Designing the Built Environment: Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Environmental Sustainability through Parks and Recreation
Genetic Horizons
Girls Leading Change
Harry Potter and the College Essay
Human Oncology and Pathogenesis
Materials Engineering Through the Electron Microscope
Microbiology
Molecular Biology
Multi Media Journalism
PGA Professional Golf Management
Physics and Astronomy
VENVI: Capturing Movement through Computing
Vet Camp

As published in the camp’s own directory listing — dates and availability live on the camp’s registration page.

Questions parents ask

Is CU Summer Scholars full?

Sold-out weeks open up all season as plans change. Set up a watch and we’ll read the camp’s public registration page day and night and text you the moment a session flips from full to open.

How do I register for CU Summer Scholars?

Registration always happens on the camp’s own site — the official website is linked on this page. Camp Notice is an independent alert service: we tell you the moment a seat opens, and the signing up stays yours.

What does a watch cost?

$25, one time, for this camp — every week you pick, all season. No subscription — watching stops when the camp’s summer ends.

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Directory facts come from camps’ own public listings (the American Camp Association’s directory today) and can lag or change — always confirm details with CU Summer Scholars directly.

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