Set Some Personal or Academic Goals – this could include improving in a subject, reading a certain number of books, or developing a new skill.

• Reflect on the Year – take some time to reflect on this past school year. What did you learn? What would you like to improve upon? This reflection can help guide some of your summer activities and goals.
• Explore Your Interests – try out new hobbies, take a class for fun, engage in creative activities.
• Volunteer / Complete some Christian Service hours
• Find in Internship / Get a Part-Time Job
• Travel / Experience Different Cultures – traveling, even locally, can provide you with new perspectives and cultural experiences that can be valuable in your personal growth.
• Participate in a Summer Program – numerous colleges and universities, as well as community organizations, offer summer enrichment programs for students.
• Relax and Recharge – even though being productive is important, it’s also important to find a balance between productive activities and downtime.