Commuter Programs > Hult International Business School, London
- Jul 26 - Aug 6$3,299 2 Weeks
Located in the financial center of London, students can further their knowledge of international business at Hult International Business School. Spend your summer gaining real-world experiences that will enhance your resume, prepare you for university life, and give you an unforgettable global adventure. Join other like-minded students from all corners of the world at Hult’s London campus as you tackle business challenges set by some of the world’s best-known brands.
Hult International Business School is a non-profit educational pioneer and the first triple-accredited US business school. Ranked by the Financial Times, Economist, Forbes, and Bloomberg Businessweek, Hult offers practical undergraduate, graduate, and executive education programs across its global campuses in Boston, San Francisco, London, Dubai, Shanghai, and New York.
Schedule
Commuter students typically join the program Monday-Friday during the 2 week session, for morning and afternoon classes and optional on-campus afternoon activities. Students arrive on campus by 9:30am and depart by 5:00pm.
Please note: The commuter program is limited to high school students living locally in the London area with a parent or guardian 28 years or older, within a 1 hour commute of campus. Students are not permitted to attend other evening, weekend, or off-campus activities and excursions.
Commuter Tuition Includes:
- Term Fees
- Academic enrichment program with morning and afternoon courses Monday - Friday
- Welcome orientation and ice-breakers
- Field trips associated with classes during or outside of class time
- Weekday afternoon activities
- Limited access to residence hall and Summer Discovery office
Commuter Tuition Does Not Include:
- Transportation to and from your home
- Books and classroom materials
- Meal plan
- Medical expenses
- Access to recreational facilities
- Weekday evening activities (after 5:00pm)
- Weekend activities and off-campus excursions
- Souvenirs and personal spending money