Please note that this year, we will be offering two opportunities. The first is our 2025 Art of Sciences Camp, for grade 7-12 students, limited to 90 students. A new addition this year is the 2025 Art of Sciences Data Science Research minicamp, for grade 9-12 students, limited to 9-12 students, minimum number to open this one is 9 students.
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Payment Structure
The payment covers comfortable double-occupancy lodging, meals from Sunday, July 13th (dinner) through Saturday, July 26th (breakfast), instructional sessions, special activities, a T-shirt, and a yearbook.
Early bird: January 18 to April 30, $2900 per student Regular: May 1 to June 9, $3000 per student. Returning student bonus: Students who attended the 2024 Art of Sciences summer or winter camps will receive a $50 discount bonus (in the form of a check mailed to your home address after the camp). Refund Policy: Written cancellations (post or email) received two weeks prior to camp start date (before June 29, 2025) will receive a refund (minus the $300 deposit fee). No refunds are given within two weeks of camp start date. Class substitutions are accepted. Date Science Research mini camp: $3420 per student ($3300 for camp period and $120 for post camp 4 online sessions). Registration deadline is March 15 for this research camp. Interview period March 15 to April 6, 2025. By April 6, if the minimum number (9 students) is not reached, the research camp will be canceled and a full refund will be given. |
Registration
Register now with our secure online form and pay with your credit card. Please read the curriculum page to determine your class selection(s) and have the health insurance information ready before you fill out the registration form. Please also read the behavior agreement and parent waiver information. Registrations are accepted until student capacity has been reached. At the conclusion of the registration form, you will be asked to submit credit card information. Once submitted, the full amount will be charged.
For more information, contact Dr. Yi Guo ([email protected]) for questions about staff or instructional content. |
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Camp dates: July 13 to July 26, 2025
Minnesota - Premier national multidisciplinary science camp. The “Art of Sciences” camp offers two weeks of quality instruction on topics including Math, Game Theory, Biology, Computer Sciences, Machine Learning and AI, Robotics, Data Science Research minicamp, Writing, Speech, History, Business, Creative Sound Design, and Baking. Featuring instruction by IMO Gold Medalists Dr. Jiangang Yao and Dr. Pavlo Pylyavskyy. The camp is open for students entering 7th through 12th grade in the 2025-2026 school year.
Camp dates: July 13 to July 26, 2025
Minnesota - Premier national multidisciplinary science camp. The “Art of Sciences” camp offers two weeks of quality instruction on topics including Math, Game Theory, Biology, Computer Sciences, Machine Learning and AI, Robotics, Data Science Research minicamp, Writing, Speech, History, Business, Creative Sound Design, and Baking. Featuring instruction by IMO Gold Medalists Dr. Jiangang Yao and Dr. Pavlo Pylyavskyy. The camp is open for students entering 7th through 12th grade in the 2025-2026 school year.
Sessions, Fees, and Registration
Camp fees ($2900 per student for early bird pricing) cover double-occupancy lodging, meals (July 13, Sunday dinner – July 26, Saturday breakfast), instructional sessions, special activities, a T-shirt, and a yearbook. Campers are housed in comfortable and secure student residence halls. Bedding and bath towels are provided. Counselors live simultaneously alongside students and provide 24-hour supervision. St. Olaf employs professional security staff that is on duty 24/7.
Camp fees ($2900 per student for early bird pricing) cover double-occupancy lodging, meals (July 13, Sunday dinner – July 26, Saturday breakfast), instructional sessions, special activities, a T-shirt, and a yearbook. Campers are housed in comfortable and secure student residence halls. Bedding and bath towels are provided. Counselors live simultaneously alongside students and provide 24-hour supervision. St. Olaf employs professional security staff that is on duty 24/7.
Roommates
Campers are housed two per room and may request a specific roommate. Roommates need to request each other on their registration form. Camp space is filled on a first-come basis and spots cannot be held for a late-registering roommate. Students with escorting adults will stay with escorts.
Campers are housed two per room and may request a specific roommate. Roommates need to request each other on their registration form. Camp space is filled on a first-come basis and spots cannot be held for a late-registering roommate. Students with escorting adults will stay with escorts.
Parent Chaperone Policy and Fee
Parents may escort up to two students. The chaperone fee includes meals from Sunday, July 13 (dinner), through Saturday, July 25 (breakfast), and single occupancy housing. St. Olaf College requests all adults on campus need to perform background checks and complete the Sexual Abuse Awareness Training. The chaperone fee also includes the background check fee. Parent registration deadline: June 9, 2025.
Parents may escort up to two students. The chaperone fee includes meals from Sunday, July 13 (dinner), through Saturday, July 25 (breakfast), and single occupancy housing. St. Olaf College requests all adults on campus need to perform background checks and complete the Sexual Abuse Awareness Training. The chaperone fee also includes the background check fee. Parent registration deadline: June 9, 2025.
Camp Schedule
Camp opens on Sunday, July 13, with check-in between 12:00 and 5:00 pm, followed by dinner and an opening ceremony to meet instructors, counselors, and group mates. Classes begin on Monday morning, July 14, and run for two weeks. Group activities are after dinner every day. The Camp Closing Ceremony runs on Friday, July 25, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, with recognition and awards for campers. Family and friends are welcome to attend. Nightly activities include chill activities, such as movie night, ice cream socials, and s’mores, but also offer recreational activities, including sand volleyball, soccer, frisbee, and swimming (lifeguard on duty is provided by St. Olaf college).
Camp opens on Sunday, July 13, with check-in between 12:00 and 5:00 pm, followed by dinner and an opening ceremony to meet instructors, counselors, and group mates. Classes begin on Monday morning, July 14, and run for two weeks. Group activities are after dinner every day. The Camp Closing Ceremony runs on Friday, July 25, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, with recognition and awards for campers. Family and friends are welcome to attend. Nightly activities include chill activities, such as movie night, ice cream socials, and s’mores, but also offer recreational activities, including sand volleyball, soccer, frisbee, and swimming (lifeguard on duty is provided by St. Olaf college).