Build your portfolio. Start on your path to the study and practice of architecture at Cornell.
Cornell's renowned architecture program for high school and undergraduate students pairs studio design with history and theory courses for a comprehensive curriculum that encourages critical thinking and creative explorations of visual representation and the art of making with tools at the leading edge of design practice today.
Start on your path to the study and practice of art at Cornell.
At Cornell AAP, artmaking is about creating objects, spaces, and experiences that reflect critical engagement, philosophical understanding, historical knowledge, and ethical principles that intersect with life within and beyond the studio, where artists make an impact on the world and shape the future.
Spend the summer with Cornell AAP and experiment with different media, ways of making, and critically engaging the world through creative practice.
Immerse yourselves in critical urban questions, explore cities around the world, learn techniques for urban data mapping and analysis.
At The Department of City and Regional Planning (CRP), we believe urbanists can and should take up some of our world's most complex and urgent challenges — from decarbonization and climate adaptation to accessibility and housing to fair governance and policymaking — and come together to create thriving, healthy places for people of all generations and identities.
Spend your summer at Cornell and immerse yourself in the critical questions that shape cities today.
"This was the highlight of my summer! I met a bunch of brilliant and amazing people who had similar interests to me, and although the work load was pretty intense, it was all worth it in the end for I came out of the program with a much better understanding of what I was going into and a stronger passion for it."
— Naiya Hermosillo, Summer Program Student
Cornell University's precollege programs give high school students the chance to benefit from an Ivy League education before they apply to or attend college.
Choose from hundreds of regular Cornell classes this summer — on campus, online, and abroad — and work closely with university faculty.
