Syracuse University Pre-College: Aerospace Engineering
A two-week Syracuse University pre-college course where students build and test airplane and rocket models while learning aerospace engineering fundamentals from faculty and industry guest speakers.
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Discounts and scholarships are also available.
Students must be of rising high school junior or senior status – or a 2026 high school graduate.
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