Summer High School Programs at University of Pennsylvania
Commonly known as Penn, The University of Pennsylvania is an Ivy League school located in historic Philadelphia. The University of Pennsylvania is conveniently surrounded by history such as the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and American Revolutionary sites that students can visit. As a school widely known for medicine, business, and law, UPenn offers Summer Discovery students science, research, social justice, and mathematics classes.
Join us on campus at Penn this summer!
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University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
Are you thinking about going to law school? Join the 3-week Penn Law Academy and discover what law school is really like. Craft persuasive arguments, visit court rooms, and more.
Summer 2021 Dates and Tuition Information
- Jun 30 - Aug 5 TBD 6 WeeksArts & Design, Law & Government, Life Skills, Medicine, Social Sciences, STEMPre-College: Biology with Lab & 1 College Credit Course
- Jun 30 - Aug 5 TBD 6 WeeksArts & Design, Law & Government, Life Skills, Medicine, Social Sciences, STEMPre-College: 2 College Credit Courses
- Jun 30 - Aug 5 TBD 6 WeeksSTEMPre-College: Biology with Lab
- Jun 30 - Aug 5 TBD 6 WeeksArts & Design, Law & Government, Life Skills, Medicine, Social Sciences, STEMPre-College: 1 College Credit Course & 1 Enrichment Course
- Jun 30 - Jul 23 TBD 3 WeeksSocial Sciences, STEMResearch Academy
- Jul 1 - Jul 22 TBD 3 WeeksSocial Sciences, STEMResearch Academy (Commuter Option)
- Jul 12 - Jul 22 TBD 2 Weeks Session AArts & Design, Life Skills, Social Sciences, STEMPenn Prep
- Jul 13 - Jul 21 TBD 2 Weeks Session AArts & Design, Life Skills, Social Sciences, STEMPenn Prep (Commuter Option)
- Jul 26 - Aug 5 TBD 2 Weeks Session BArts & Design, Life Skills, Social Sciences, STEMPenn Prep
- Jul 27 - Aug 4 TBD 2 Weeks Session BArts & Design, Life Skills, Social Sciences, STEMPenn Prep (Commuter Option)
6 week program open to students completing grades 10 & 11.
2 and 3 week programs open to students completing grades 9, 10 & 11.
Residential tuition includes: Term fees, academic programs, laundry, use of facilities, housing, 2 meals daily while on campus (2 on Sunday, none on Saturday), recreation pass (for students ages 15 and above), activities and trips.
Not included: Application fee, airfare, airport transfers (available for $75 each way), class materials, course supplements, meals eaten off campus, medical expenses, linens, blanket and pillow, souvenirs, and personal spending money.
Commuter tuition includes: Commuter students join the program Monday-Friday for classes only. They do not attend evening or weekend activities and excursions and no overnight stays are permitted.