Georgetown University Summer Programs for High School Students

Located in the Georgetown neighborhood of 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, the activities are endless - on and off campus and on weekdays and weekends.

Living: Our home on campus is Village C West. Students live in a double room with in-room, private bathrooms. Every air conditioned room includes a bed, study desk, bookshelves, closet, and free Wi-Fi. Lounges, laundry facilities, and the Summer Discovery Office are all in our residence hall. We are located in central campus and close to academic buildings and Recreation Center. Did we mention we’re a quick walk to M Street in the heart of Georgetown?

Dining: All-you-can-eat meals on campus are served daily at Leo O’Donovan Hall. You will receive two meals per day and can choose any two meals you like.  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, comprehensive welcome orientation and icebreakers, 2 meals per day while on campus, use of athletic and recreation facilities, activities and trips, transportation for included activities, college admissions presentation, blanket and pillow.

Not included: Application fee, $95 student ID/technology fee, airfare, airport transfers (available for $85 each way), class materials, course supplements, one meal per day and all meals eaten off campus, medical expenses, laundry, linens, and spending money.

Commuter tuition includes: Commuter students join the program Monday - Thursday for morning and afternoon courses, optional on-campus afternoon activities, lunch in Leo O’Donovan Hall, and use of Recreation Center and fields. Commuter students are invited to attend Friday evening (all group) on-campus activities. Note: Commuter students are not permitted to attend other evening or off-campus activities and excursions.