Summer Enrichment Programs

Summer Enrichment Programs are a perfect way for students to get a glimpse into the college course load while possibly gaining college credit. Many colleges across the U.S offer summer enrichment programs for high school students, sometimes even middle schoolers.

Outset: Pre-College Medicine Program at UNC-Chapel Hill

1 week long for 9-12th graders
Perfect for students interested in medicine and physician careers

Secondary School Program at Harvard University

4 or 7 week long for highschoolers (at least 16yrs old)
Can get college credit ( 4 credit hours for 4wks and 8 credit hours for 7wk)
Financial aid available
STEM classes available for both 4wk and 7wk option

Yale Young Global Scholars

2 week long program for 16-18 yr olds
Need based aid available to cover cost
Residential program available

MITES Summer at MIT

6 week long program for high school juniors
Cost is covered by the school ( only have to pay for transportation to and from MIT)
In class from 9 am- 5 pm
Opportunity to explore the Boston area
Residential program

Summer Academies at UPENN

Non-credit program for 9th-11th grade students
3wk residential/online program
STEM research academies available
Financial aid available for eligible Pennsylvania students