Our University of Michigan pre-college summer program provides a special opportunity for students to delve into an expansive range of disciplines. Students can engage in a variety of top-notch courses such as sports management, medicine, psychology, entrepreneurship, and STEM, all delivered by industry experts. Our curriculum is designed to challenge and inspire, facilitating both intellectual and personal growth. Courses are designed as 1-week courses, so that students may start at the beginning of any week over the summer to allow for maximum flexibility (the minimum session duration is 2 weeks). Students mix and match 2 or 3 unique 1-week courses to design their personalized 2 or 3 week session. When enrolling, students select the duration of the session they wish to attend, either 2 or 3 weeks. After enrollment and during course registration, students select 1 course for each week of the session they are enrolled in. For example, during a 3 week session, during course registration, students select 3 unique 1-week courses.
Summer at University of Michigan
Our 30+ year relationship with the University of Michigan has raised the bar for our summer academic enrichment programs. Our best-in-class curriculum at America’s “Public Ivy” in the #1 College Town (Wallethub 2019) offers students elective courses in sports management, medicine, psychology, entrepreneurship, STEM, and more! Students will love living and learning on the University of Michigan’s campus in the mornings and getting the chance to explore beautiful Ann Arbor when class is out. Whether they choose to commute or stay on campus, students will have access to the same world-class academic programs taught by industry experts on the sprawling, picturesque, 780-acre campus.
Just a 10-minute walk from campus, Ann Arbor’s tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and vibrant cultural scene offer students restaurants, boutiques, and cafes. Students can visit the Summer Art, Music, and Entertainment Festivals, Ann Arbor Farmers Market, Motown Records Museum, iconic Zingerman’s Deli, and more.
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Michigan Sessions are all 2 or 3 weeks in length. Courses are designed as 1-week in duration. Students select 1 course for each week they are enrolled. To see detailed course descriptions or see a simple listed of courses offered by date, to make it easier to mix and match, click the links below.
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UCLA & University of Michigan Combo
Experience 2 campuses this summer with a fun weekend between in sunny San Diego. In this combo program, you can register for courses on both campuses for an incredible academic enrichment and travel experience!
To learn more, call us at +1 (516) 447-4907.
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- Academic tuition
- Housing
- 2-3 meals per day, 7 days per week (varies by program)
- Extracurricular activities and excursions every afternoon, evening, and all weekend long
- Transportation for included activities
- Use of athletic and recreation facilities
- College admissions presentation
- Blanket and pillow
- Safety and supervision
- Note: some courses and academies have additional academic fees.
- Contact a program specialist for more information at +1 (516) 447-4907.
- Application fee
- Airfare and airport transfers
- Supplemental course fees may apply
- Meals eaten off campus
- Medical expenses
- Laundry
- Linens
- Spending money
- For international students, the international registration fee is $379 (residential) OR $239 (commuter) – this fee covers a medical policy for the student and their airport transfers.
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Variety Performances by Comedians, Hypnotists, Mentalists, and Magicians
Clubs: Arts, Baking, Sports Tournaments & Leagues, Game Nights, and more
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