UNIVERSITY of WISCONSIN-MADISON

Badger Precollege Classes

Think like a Badger. Badger Precollege offers in-person and online programs in humanities, music, business, psychology, government, STEM, college prep and more — all designed to help students in grades 4–12 find their passion, meet new friends and explore their future.

Use the search filters to find the class, program or workshop that matches your interests.

If you are looking for information about sports camps, field trips and other youth programs offered by our UW–Madison partners — including Badger Sports Camps, Wisconsin 4-H, the Language Institute and others — view campus programs.

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Summer Music Clinic Junior

Upcoming Dates

June 21–27, 2026

In-person

Residential tuition: $1250
Commuter tuition: $850
Application fee: $75

Summer Music Clinic offers the opportunity to learn from experienced educators from around the country, develop new music skills and enhance existing ones, meet and collaborate with those who share your interests, develop and express your unique, creative style, and enjoy new experiences in a welcoming, supportive community.
Program Summer Music Clinic (SMC)→SMC Junior (grades 6–8)

Summer Music Clinic Senior

Upcoming Dates

June 28, 2026–July 4, 2026

In-person

Residential tuition: $1,275
Commuter tuition: $875
Application fee: $75

Summer Music Clinic offers the opportunity to: learn from experienced educators from around the country, develop new music skills and enhance existing ones, meet and collaborate with those who share your interests, develop and express your unique, creative style, and enjoy new experiences in a welcoming, supportive community.
Program Summer Music Clinic (SMC)→SMC Senior (grades 9–12)

Summer Arts Clinic

Upcoming Dates

July 12–18, 2026

In-person

Residential Tuition: $1275
Commuter Tuition: $875
Application fee: $75

Summer Arts Clinic offers you the opportunity to: Learn from experienced educators and arts professionals from UW–Madison and around the country. Develop new artistic skills and explore existing ones. Meet and collaborate with a community of peers with multiple and diverse artistic voices and interests. Explore education and career opportunities in the arts. Develop and express your unique, creative style. Learn to tell your story in a variety of ways through the arts.