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Summer at Hopkins: Pre-College Programs at Johns Hopkins University

For more than 35 years, Summer at Hopkins has offered motivated high school students the opportunity to engage in rigorous, university-level coursework at Johns Hopkins University, one of the world’s leading research institutions. With both on-campus and online options, students will explore academic interests, earn college credit, and gain meaningful insight into the demands and rewards of college life.

Summer at Hopkins is designed for intellectually curious and academically driven students. They learn directly from expert faculty while connecting with peers from around the globe who share their passion for learning.

Program Overview

Summer at Hopkins has multiple academic offerings for high school students, allowing them to tailor their summer experience based on interests, goals, and availability.

Pre-College Programs

These two-week intensive courses introduce students to college-level study across a wide range of disciplines, including STEM fields, psychology, data analytics, writing, public health, and more. Courses are available on campus in Baltimore, Maryland, as well as online, providing flexibility for students around the world. Hopkins Pre-College Programs.

Next Generation Scholars Academy

This five-week immersive program combines undergraduate coursework with college-preparatory seminars and enrichment activities. Students earn academic credit while developing the skills needed to succeed in a university environment. about the Next Generation Scholars Academy.

Summer Term Courses

Johns Hopkins undergraduate courses are available for qualified high school students to earn college credit. Summer term courses provide a complete collegiate learning experience through courses that are 5, 6, 8, and 10 weeks in length. which courses are available during the 2026 Summer Term.

Successful completion of any offering earns a certificate of achievement, which further strengthens the materials available for a college application.

Academics and Learning Experience

Courses are taught by Johns Hopkins faculty and instructors, many of whom are leaders in their respective fields. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, intellectual independence, and real-world application of ideas. Students will complete college-level coursework in a fast-paced academic environment.

Residential students experience campus life and structured activities. Online students benefit from interactive coursework and opportunities to engage in a diverse learning community.

Who Should Consider Summer at Hopkins

Summer at Hopkins is well-suited for students who:
• Are eager for challenging, college-level academics
• Want to explore potential majors or career paths
• Are interested in earning transferable college credit
• Want to connect with intellectually curious and motivated peers
• Seek meaningful preparation for the transition to college

Admissions and Financial Assistance

Admission is selective and based on academic readiness. Applicants will submit transcripts and program-specific materials through an online application portal. Financial assistance is available, with priority consideration given to students who apply by the published deadlines