Name:   Advance Program for Young Scholars (LA)
Topics
 
 
Summer Programs
URL
 
 
http://www.doe.state.la.us/lde/uploads/1415.pdf
Location
 
 
P.O. Box 5671, NSU Natchitoches, Louisiana 71497 Email: palmerh@nsula.edu Phone: 318-357-4500 or 800-259-4438
Organizations
 
 
Northwestern State University
Description
 
 
ADVANCE, just one of many offerings Louisana universities provide for gifted/talented children, is an intensive educational summer program designed for academically gifted youth, ages 12-17. Students take one class, 7 hours a day, for three weeks. They offer a wide array of classes, that range from Biology and Spanish to Film Studies and Physics.
Average Rating
 
 
Last Updated
 
 
1/29/2007
 
Comments

Contributed by: Student  
Rating:
I went to this place twice; first time was awesome, but the second time gave me doubts. Nevertheless, I highly recommend this program for any teenager that wants to have a good time with people like themselves while learning something cool and challenging too.
 
Contributed by: Parent  
Rating:
My daughter has attended this program for two years and plans to attend again this year (2005). She actually cries when it is time to come home. It is a beautiful campus and the program is very well organized and supervised. Any gifted student who has trouble finding their "place" in society, will feel very much at home here.
 
Contributed by: Student  
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This place is awesome. Just make sure your kid brings a tux or a really nice suit for the last dance.
 
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