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9th - 12th Grade

During the school year, Precollegiate Programs offers ACT and PSAT preparation courses for students seeking help with the layout and problems of both tests. The ACT preparation courses each fall one week before the national test, which helps students to not forget the information they learned in the preparation courses.

Precollegiate Programs also offers a three-day Model United Nations of the Southwest conference. This conference focuses on international politics. The conference allows students to discuss, debate, and resolve political, cultural, and humanitarian issues.

During the summer months, Precollegiate Programs offers summer academies that are free to accepted students. Students will have the opportunity to explore campus and use the University’s classrooms and laboratories.

All camps require students to complete an application, including a 250-word essay and two letters of recommendation.

Model UN

2018 camps and applications are now available!

 

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Architecture Summer Academy

The Collaborate, Create, Construct Academy offers students a one-week opportunity to explore the disciplines in the University of Oklahoma's College of Architecture. 
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Meteorology Summer Academy

This Meteorology Academy offers a one-week program for students entering 9th and 10th grades focused on weather.

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Chemistry Summer Academy

The CLIMB Summer Academy incorporates the study of Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics, Medicine, History, Sociology and Native American Studies. Participants will study the medically relevant ingredients of Echinacea herbal medicine.

 
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Model United Nations of the Southwest

Model United Nations of the Southwest (MUNSW) provides high school students in grades 9-12 and college students the opportunity to experience the workings of the United Nations and to actively gain firsthand knowledge of international politics by acting as delegates from their assigned country.
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ACT Test Prep

Precollegiate Programs at the University of Oklahoma provides the ACT Preparation Course to help ensure each student's performance on the ACT test is an accurate measure of his or her acquired knowledge and skills in the content areas.