On November 19, 2025, Harvard Summer School hosted an engaging virtual information session for prospective students to learn about the 2-week Pre-College Program, the 4-week Secondary School Program, and the 7-week Secondary School Program, Harvard Summer School’s college programs for high school students, and what it takes to put together a successful application. Program directors and staff shared what’s new for summer 2026 and answered questions from webinar attendees during a live Q&A session.
Watch the Recording
Featured Speakers
- Dr. Sandra Naddaff, Dean, Harvard Summer School
- Ms. Kris Parry, Assistant Director, Secondary School Program, Harvard Summer School
- Dr. Jacqueline Newcomb, Director, Pre-College Program, Harvard Summer School
- Ms. Hadley Labbe, High School Programs Coordinator, Harvard Summer School
Our Programs
7-Week, College-Credit Secondary School Program
Imagine studying at Harvard for seven weeks, immersed in the college experience by living on-campus or even at home, taking online courses, or commuting to campus. You’ll have the opportunity to earn college credit, explore one or two advanced topics from our 200+ courses, gain valuable life skills, and form lasting bonds.
4-Week College-Credit Secondary School Program
This residential program brings students from around the world to Harvard’s campus for 4 intensive weeks. You’ll have the opportunity to earn college credit, focus on one accelerated course, gain valuable life skills, and form connections with other academically motivated students.
2-Week, Non-Credit Pre-College Program
This residential two-week program combines rigorous college-level academics with a broad range of co-curricular activities. Thrive alongside peers from around the world in a dynamic and supportive environment in this two-week transformative experience.
Questions?
If you have questions about this event or about our programs, email us at Inquiry@Summer.Harvard.edu.
If you require disability-related accommodations to access this event, please contact Accessibility Services at Accessibility@Extension.Harvard.edu.
