Hoya Summer High School Sessions

Program Title: Hoya Summer High School Sessions

‍Organization: Georgetown University

‍Location: Washington, DC (Georgetown University campus) and online options

‍Type: Academic summer program (tuition required)

‍Schedule: Summer (1-week, 2-week, 3-week, and 5-week programs depending on course)

‍Eligibility: High school students in grades 8–12 who are in good academic standing

‍Application Deadline: Early Bird: January 31 (application fee waived); Final Deadline: April 15

‍Program Dates: Varies by program; many sessions run between June and August

Overview

The Hoya Summer High School Sessions at Georgetown University offer high school students the opportunity to explore academic interests while experiencing life at a leading university in Washington, DC. Students participate in short academic programs ranging from one to five weeks, depending on the course or academy they choose.

Programs cover a wide range of topics including law, medicine, marketing, national security, sports management, and international affairs. Participants learn through lectures, collaborative exercises, simulations, group discussions, and guest presentations from industry professionals and faculty.

Some programs allow students to earn college credit while studying alongside current undergraduate students. Others focus on academic exploration and professional development designed to prepare students for college and future careers.

Admission decisions consider several factors including a student’s academic record, personal statement, coursework, and a recommendation from a teacher or school official. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and early applications are encouraged.

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