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Georgetown University, USA
14-18 years old
2 weeks
Choose your preferred session from the options below and submit your details in order to complete your booking.
June - Boarding
| Start | 6/28/2026 |
| End | 7/10/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $7,599 |
June - Day
| Start | 6/28/2026 |
| End | 7/10/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $4,299 |
July - Boarding
| Start | 7/12/2026 |
| End | 7/24/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $7,599 |
July - Day
| Start | 7/12/2026 |
| End | 7/24/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $4,299 |
Dive into the captivating world of psychology this summer with our comprehensive course designed to illuminate the intricacies of the human mind. This program is perfect for those with a keen interest in understanding human behavior, from the foundational theories to their real-world applications. Whether you're contemplating a career in psychology or simply eager to explore this fascinating field, our course offers a rich tapestry of insights and skills.
Explore foundational psychological concepts: Delve into key areas such as learning, development, language, and personality, and see how they apply to real-life scenarios.
Understand human growth: Gain insights into how individuals evolve from childhood through adolescence into adulthood, exploring normal behaviors and mental health.
Critically evaluate theories: Engage with classical theories and contemporary research to deepen your understanding of the human psyche and the mind-body connection.
Apply psychology in diverse fields: Discover how psychological principles are utilized in clinical therapy, organizational psychology, and marketing.
Enhance critical thinking skills: Develop the ability to analyze and evaluate psychological concepts, enriching your comprehension of human behavior and mental health.
Join us on the prestigious campus of Georgetown University, where modern classrooms and a vibrant academic community await. Experience a stimulating environment that encourages intellectual growth and fosters a deeper understanding of psychology.
Embark on a journey through the expansive field of psychology with our expertly designed curriculum. This course covers:
Understanding human growth: Begin with child and adolescent psychology, transition to normal adult behavior, and conclude with abnormal psychology, focusing on psychological disorders and mental health complexities.
Connecting psychology to everyday life: Explore the practical application of psychological principles across various disciplines, including clinical psychology, therapy, organizational psychology, and marketing.
Mental health awareness: Gain a comprehensive understanding of mental health issues, enhancing your awareness and empathy towards psychological disorders.
An enthusiasm for psychology is your ticket to success in this program! Ensure your place by completing the Summer Institute application.
Aspiring psychology enthusiasts and future mental health professionals, this program is your gateway to a successful academic and professional career. It provides a solid foundation in psychology, advancing your understanding of human behavior, development, and mental health, and helping you decide if a professional path in psychology is your calling.
Experience a university-level course and leave with valuable documentation to enrich your academic portfolio:
Course Completion Certificate: A testament to your successful completion of the Summer Institute Georgetown program.
Letter of Recognition: Acknowledging your academic achievements in this course.
Official Georgetown Transcript: Documenting your participation and accomplishments.
Embark on this educational adventure and unlock the mysteries of the mind, setting the stage for your future in the dynamic field of psychology.
If your home country is not one of the 40 countries in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program, you will need a B-2 Visitor Visa to attend the program.
The B-2 visa is for tourism and short-term study (under 16–18 hours of classes per week).
After enrollment, you will receive a Letter of Introduction to help support your visa application.
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If your country is on the Visa Waiver Program list, you do not need a visa.
However, you must apply for an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) before entering the U.S.
Apply here: https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta
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📄 Visa support and pre-arrival communication
🚌 Transportation to and from campus
🕑 24/7 arrival and departure assistance
🏥 International medical/health insurance while abroad
📱 Help securing a local phone number or SIM card if needed
Students whose primary residence is outside the United States will be charged an International Registration Fee when attending a U.S.-based program.
📄 Visa support and pre-arrival communication
🚌 Transportation to and from campus
🕑 24/7 arrival and departure assistance
🏥 Medical/health insurance for international students
📱 Help obtaining a U.S. SIM card or phone plan
Note: This fee is mandatory and non-refundable, even if the student does not use all services.
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After the program ends, students receive:
Detailed course performance summaries
Instructor feedback
Recommendations for continued growth
Reports can be mailed to a student’s school upon written parent request.
Students enrolled in credit-bearing classes receive:
A grade report
Instructions for requesting a university transcript
Acceptance of credits depends on the receiving university’s policies.
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Programs welcome a diverse and global student population each summer:
🌐 About 30% of students come from outside the U.S.
🌍 Representing 50–60 countries
This creates a vibrant, multicultural learning experience.
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Students complete a personal profile in the spring to assist with roommate assignments.
Interests
Personality
Sleeping habits
Age group
Must be mutual
Must be same age group and gender
Not guaranteed, though campus staff make every effort
Cultural diversity is encouraged, and many roommates come from different countries.
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Students should pack essentials for at least one week.
Clothing for warm and cool weather
Basic school supplies
Personal toiletries
Laundry supplies
$100–$150 per week (snacks, lunches, souvenirs)
Debit card recommended for ATM withdrawals
Credit card for emergencies
Avoid carrying large amounts of cash
Note: Some campuses provide bedding. A campus-specific packing list will be available after enrollment.
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Programs do not arrange flights.
Shuttle transportation (additional fee) is available to/from designated airports.
Details are included in the pre-summer transportation form.
Students must arrive/depart within scheduled shuttle windows to use this service.
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A structured, activity-filled day may look like:
8:00 AM – Wake Up 🌅
8:30 AM – Breakfast 🍳
9:30–11:30 AM – Morning Course / Academy 📘
11:45 AM – Lunch 🍽
1:00–3:00 PM – Afternoon Course / Academy 🧪
3:30 PM – Activities, Social Time, or Study Hall 🎉
6:00 PM – Dinner 🍝
8:00 PM – Evening / Primetime Activities 🌆
10:30 PM – Return to Residence Halls 🏠
11:30 PM – On Floors 🌙
12:00 AM – In Rooms / Lights Out 😴
Activities may include:
shopping • sports • beaches • museums • movies • comedy shows • concerts • local events
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Programs emphasize:
Small, interactive classes
Supportive, enthusiastic instructors
Hands-on learning and real-world experiences
Field trips connected to course themes
A wide choice of enrichment or academic courses
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Day students follow the regular campus schedule to align with meals and activities.
Drop-Off: 8:30 AM
Pick-Up: 6:00 PM
Times may vary by campus.
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Special meals and dietary accommodations are available.
Parents must complete a dietary information form during pre-arrival.
Notify the Residential Life Dean of dietary restrictions.
Parents should inform the Program Director on-site.
Common accommodations include:
Allergy-friendly meals
Vegetarian/vegan options
Gluten-free meals
Religious dietary needs
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Student safety is the top priority.
Staff and counselors live on student floors
24/7 supervision
Key-card residence hall access
Daily check-ins and room checks
Visitors must check in at the program office
Students may move only in small groups
Students may never leave campus alone
Older students (14–18) may have limited group movement privileges
24/7 access to medical care
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Campus teams monitor:
Weather
Local events
Road closures
Any conditions that affect student safety
Move classes
Adjust or reroute activities
Avoid specific areas
Daily notifications
Safety messages
Emergency push alerts
A dedicated Campus Emergency Line connects students to on-site directors.
International students receive support obtaining a local SIM card for reliable communication.
All students attend a mandatory orientation within the first 24 hours covering emergency procedures.
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To maintain a safe, positive environment:
Students and staff may not participate in protests
All off-campus trips are fully chaperoned
Security may be increased with campus police or external teams if needed
Staff monitor all on- and off-campus locations and adjust plans immediately if necessary
Georgetown University offers a world-class pre-college environment rooted in academic excellence, tradition, and global perspective. Located in one of Washington, D.C.’s most historic neighborhoods, the campus blends stunning architecture, cobblestone streets, and a charming waterfront — creating an inspiring atmosphere for motivated students.
Surrounded by museums, monuments, government landmarks, and cultural institutions, Georgetown provides a learning experience that extends far beyond the classroom. Students explore interdisciplinary subjects, engage in hands-on projects, and benefit from instruction delivered by knowledgeable faculty and expert educators.
With its blend of rigorous academics, cultural immersion, and a warm campus community, Georgetown University is an ideal setting for students seeking a meaningful and transformative summer learning experience.
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Designed for high school and middle school students seeking strong academics and exciting extracurriculars
Courses taught by experienced instructors selected from Georgetown’s academic community
Curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary studies, real-world learning, and foundational skill development
Ideal for students who are motivated, curious, and eager to explore Washington, D.C.’s culture and history
Located in a vibrant neighborhood filled with shops, cafes, theaters, and historic landmarks
Combines academic challenge with opportunities for exploration, leadership, and personal growth
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📘 Academic tuition
🏨 Housing (residential programs)
🍽 Three meals per day during the week; two meals per day on weekends
🎡 Afternoon, evening, and weekend activities and excursions
🚐 Transportation for all included activities
🏋️ Access to athletic and recreation facilities
🛌 Blanket, linens, and pillow
🛡 Full campus safety and supervision
Note: Some academies and specialized courses may require additional academic fees.
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📝 Application fee
✈ Airfare and airport transfers
🍽 Meals eaten off campus
🧼 Laundry
💼 Personal spending money
🏥 Medical expenses
🎟 Supplemental course fees (if applicable)
A standard international program fee applies for international students.
Closest airport: Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA).
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🏛 Smithsonian museums, White House visit, MLK Memorial, WWII Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Air & Space Museum
⚾ Washington Nationals baseball game
🌊 National Harbor & D.C. Waterfront
🎢 Six Flags
🛍 Shopping at Pentagon City Mall and Tysons Corner
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🎧 Silent Disco and Live Band Karaoke
🎭 Variety shows with comedians, hypnotists, mentalists, and magicians
🎨 Clubs: arts, baking, sports tournaments, leagues, and game nights
🍔 End-of-summer BBQ with lawn games and music
🏀 Staff vs. Students Basketball Tournament
⚽ Bubble Soccer Tournament
🔫 On-campus Laser Tag
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