High School & Pre-College

Through these unique and exciting program opportunities, you'll participate in interactive discussions, hear from guest speakers, and engage in hands-on activities with our faculty and student ambassadors. Enjoy socializing and networking with your fellow classmates during fun-filled campus events, all while earning 1 college credit. Our academies are open to high school students entering their junior or senior year, as well as any accepted Freshman for the Fall of 2024 at Molloy University. 

The Writing Center at Molloy University is offering a series of dynamic workshops for motivated high school juniors, seniors, and students entering college in the Fall of 2024. Participants will hone their writing skills and engage in lively discussions about the writing process to develop effective strategies for crafting relevant, original writing pieces, including the Common Application essay. Professionals from the Molloy University Writing Center will facilitate each workshop during this three-day writing program. 

Dates: July 22, 23 and 24 (10:00am - 2:00pm) **Lunch included

Cost $250

Connect is a student-centered program for neurodivergent students with the goal of promoting academic and social competency, self-advocacy, interpersonal skills, independent living, and social integration from pre-admission through the college experience.

Free! Virtual Open House and Information Session will be held on Thursday, April 4, 2024 from 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. -8 p.m. via Zoom. The same topics will be discussed in each session and the same Zoom link will be used in each session. The Connect faculty and staff will discuss the program, admission requirements, the curriculum and our facilities. You will be able to attend the session using any type of device that has internet access: PC, Mac, tablet, even a smartphone. 

The High School Scholars Program provides students with an opportunity to earn college credit at a reduced rate for the courses that they are already taking in high school. Classes are taught at our partner high schools by approved teachers.

In line with the Molloy University mission of providing transformative education, Energeia for Teens was modeled after its adult leadership academy and launched in 2009. Molloy cares deeply about the development of ethical leadership and believes in the role and power of young adults in making a difference throughout Long Island communities. Energeia is a Greek word used by Aristotle to describe the demonstration of inner character in deeds. It is goodness plus efficiency; it is focused, purposeful, meaningful, effective, and energetic action.

The Rising Star Summer Camp is a community-based collaboration between local school districts, the Nassau County District Attorney's Office and Molloy University. The program has been in existence since 1998 and enjoys an excellent reputation amongst the participating school districts, parents and Molloy University students.

The program offers Molloy University students an opportunity to work directly with N.Y.S. Certified Teachers and the participating children. University students are assigned to designated children and spend the summer as a mentor, coach, and teacher in areas of academics, creative arts, sports and off-campus trips.

For more information, contact the Office of Experiential Learning