Summer Discovery Middle School Enrichment Program at Georgetown University
Washington, DC
Middle School Enrichment with Summer Discovery at Georgetown
Our Junior Discovery experience is for middle school students wanting to explore their academic interests while experiencing a college-like learning environment. Our middle school programs have just the right balance of academic rigor and engagement, combined with active support and a 1:10 staff to student ratio to ensure students get the mentorship and guidance they need. Live in the heart of DC, where learning is a part of your environment beyond the walls of campus, and explore many academics courses not offered in high school. Make new friends, explore college life, and prepare for your future!
Summer Programs for Gifted Students
Do you have a gifted middle schooler looking for a summer program? Through over 35 years of experience and resources in gifted education, our sister company Summer Institute for Gifted (SIG) provides a unique environment for gifted and talented students to connect with peers in a community of like-minded learners from all over the world. SIG as now part of the Summer Discovery family and offers specialized programs for gifted learners.
Discover SIG's Gifted Programs
Courses and Academies
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Campus Life & Activities
Located in Washington D.C., Georgetown has a warm and nurturing campus community amid a global city. Students can experience the history and culture of D.C. or choose a quiet spot on campus to connect with friends. The local area has tons of cafes, shops, restaurants, and theaters to explore. With access to Six Flags America, the Baltimore Waterfront, National Aquarium, D.C. monuments, the Potomac River, and more, there are diverse opportunities to get involved and have fun. From catching a major league game to organizing your own pick-up game, we’ve got it all - on and off campus, and on weekdays and weekends.
Top Georgetown Activities
- Tour the 14 museums that makeup the Smithsonian, the largest museum complex in the world.
- Ride the rollercoasters at Six Flags America Amusement Park.
- Cheer for the Washington Nationals at a major league baseball game.
- Stroll along the National Mall from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial.
- Visit hundreds of animals at the National Aquarium
Dates & Tuition
- 2024 Coming SoonResidential or CommuterSee Available Courses
- Jul 7 - Jul 19 TBA2 WeeksResidential ProgramSee Available Courses
- Jul 8 - Jul 19 TBA2 WeeksCommuter ProgramSee Available Courses
- Jul 21 - Aug 2 TBA2 Weeks Session 2Residential ProgramSee Available Courses
- Jul 22 - Aug 2 TBA2 Weeks Session 2Commuter ProgramSee Available Courses
- Jul 7 - Aug 2 TBA4 Weeks (Two 2-week sessions)Residential ProgramSee Available Courses
- Jul 8 - Aug 2 TBA4 Weeks (Two 2-week sessions)Commuter ProgramSee Available Courses
"This experience is unforgettable and I recommend it to anyone who can go"Jonathan S.
"I enjoyed getting to have the full college experience at Georgetown as a kid in middle school. I liked being able to use the college facilities including the dorms, Yates Field House, and more."Taylor H.
"This program helped me learn more independence as I was learning how to do laundry and etc. I also learned how to adapt to different cultures and enjoyed hanging out with new friends. It lifted me out of my comfort zone."Aarav V.
"I really enjoyed this experience. I’ve learned so much in all of my classes, and I’ve made friendships that I will never forget."Julia C.
Program Details
Living: Our home on campus is Harbin Hall. Students live in a double room with communal bathrooms/showers. Every air conditioned room includes a bed, study desk, closet, and free Wi-Fi.
Dining: All-you-can-eat meals on campus are served daily at Leo O’Donovan Hall. You will receive three meals every weekday, and two on the weekends. Choose from daily options that include hearth oven pizza, grilled sandwiches, BBQ, deli station, salad bar, and sweets station. Are you a vegetarian? Do you have food allergies? Special diets are not a problem.
Tuition includes: Term fees, academic and enrichment program, housing (for students opting into the residential option), comprehensive welcome orientation and icebreakers, meals on campus, use of athletic and recreation facilities, activities and trips, and transportation for included activities.
Not included: Application fee, $95 student ID/technology fee, airfare, airport transfers (available for $85 each way), class materials, course supplements, meals eaten off campus, medical expenses, laundry, linens, and spending money.
Commuter tuition includes: Courses & Workshops, lunch in Leo O’Donovan Hall Monday-Thursday (Monday through Friday for session 1), Friday trip (applicable to session 2), daily afternoon activity, and access to Harbin Hall lounges. Note: Commuter students are not permitted to attend other evening or off-campus activities and excursions.
