by Pratt Institute
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Pratt's program for high school students offers Saturday art and design classes in fall and spring, one-day workshops, and immersive summer sessions on the Clinton Hill campus. Teens build portfolio work and can earn college credit.
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8-week Saturday classes fall & spring; summer intensives
Tuition varies by program
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Ages 14–17.
Tuition varies by program
8-week Saturday classes fall & spring; summer intensives
200 Willoughby Ave, 11205, in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
Yes. Pratt PreCollege Program is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Pratt Institute: pratt.edu.
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