The On-Campus Summer Academies are academic enrichment programs for high school students, held on Harvard's campus, covering the fields of Business, Finance, Pre-Med, Government, and Coding. Each course contains forty hours of programming, featuring engaging lectures, keynote speeches from professionals in the field, field trips, and an interactive final project presentation. The Academies are uniquely positioned to foster connections between you and Harvard undergraduate mentors.
These are week-long programs that run between June and August from 9:00am–5:00pm, Monday through Friday in Harvard classrooms.
Five pre-professional disciplines, each taught by Harvard undergraduates in Cambridge.
The residential week
Classes are only one part of the week. Students from every Academy live together in Harvard undergraduate Houses, sharing meals and the everyday rhythm of campus.
All students attending during the same week live in one of Harvard’s 12 historic undergraduate Houses, each around a five-minute walk from the classrooms. Accommodation may be suite-style or a hallway single. Room requests and assignments take place at the end of April.
Housing includes all provided meals. Lunch is served during the program day, while breakfast and dinner are available in a House dining hall. Students may also choose the many options around Harvard Square; meals outside the provided program are not included in tuition.
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