Credit: Tufts University
High school students entering grades 10-12 (aged 15+) have an opportunity to spend two or three weeks in intensive study programs at Tufts University. They make new friends, explore the campus and Boston area, and experience college life through the rigor and intensity of Tufts-level courses. The program offers various intensive programs such as mini-med school, engineering design lab, international relations, and coding 101, among others. Visit Tufts website to review detailed FAQs about the program.
Course Programs
The Courses at Tufts for High Schoolers program offers commuter students an enriching academic experience. The undergraduate-level courses and studio art workshops are offered year-round, including summer. During the Tufts Research Experience program, high school juniors and seniors with prior research experience will actively participate in ongoing research projects with faculty, postdoctoral scholars and students.
During the summer, Tufts also offers many online college-level courses designed specifically for high school students, and special college prep workshops.
Residential Program
The six-week residential program, designed to replicate the undergraduate experience, enables high school students to find out what it’s like to study on Tufts campus. Participants choose from 65+ undergraduate-level courses and can earn Tufts college credit for two courses. They create their own schedule, enjoy weekend field trips, and make new friends from around the world.
Other Programs
Tufts partners with Summerfuel to offer residential life and social experiences for pre-college students. Tufts provides the academic programming and campus, while Summerfuel helps run the residence halls as well as the evening and weekend activities.
Financial Assistance
Limited scholarships may be available.