Summer pre college programs for high school students

The 2022 program fee for the High School Summer Academy is $6,925.В Need-based scholarship assistance is available. If you are interested in an online experience, please see our online Exploration Courses.ДЄs a condition of employment, enrollment, and/or access to Washington University and affiliated facilities, all University employees, students, and trainees must be immunized by vaccination against COVID-19 unless granted a medical or religious exemption from the University. Visit WashU TogetherВ for more information on WashU's COVID-19 response.В We are planning to host in-person programming for the 2022 summer based on current University guidelines. Washington UniversityВ is taking significant measures to protect the community from COVID-19. We are looking for mature, academically motivated students enrolled in challenging curriculum which may includeВ honors, advanced placement, and International Baccalaureate courses, if offered by their high schools.В Students who are collaborative, intellectually curious, and creative thinkers thrive in our program. Additional guidelines for international students are available here. As an international student, have a TOEFL iBT composite score of at least 90 and have a current F-1 student visa.Be a current junior in high school (graduating in 2023).To be eligible for High School Summer Academy students should: The High School Summer Academy is a five-week program from June 12-July 16, 2022.

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High School Summer Academy students live on campus in one of our top-ranked, air-conditioned residence halls.В In addition to course work, High School SummerВ Academy students participate in specialized college readiness, community building, and academic support activities. This program is ideal for students who want to develop their critical thinking and research skills, earn college credit, and explore deeper a specific academic interest or field of study. Students choose from introductory courses in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and mathematics.В In addition to the traditional undergraduate classroom experience, students participate in a noncredit research course leading to the development of an original research project proposal. Through the High School Summer AcademyВ students enroll in one undergraduate course for credit and study alongside undergraduates.

Summer pre college programs for high school students