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ENGINEERING INNOVATION 4 weeks June 25 – July 22, 2017 $6,300

To apply to the program above, check eligibility requirements and deadlines, visit Johns Hopkins at http://engineering.jhu.edu/ei/

*For students completing grades 10, 11, 12*Summer 2017 tuition is subject to change, and

will be finalized by JHU January 2017.

TUITION INCLUDES• academic and enrichment program• use of facilities• housing • 3 meals daily Monday – Sunday, while on

campus• airport transfers • recreation access• activities, trips, and excursions per JHU

website

NOT INCLUDED• application fee• airfare• books/class materials• medical expenses• laundry, souvenirs, and spending money

COMMUTER STUDENTSStudents that live in the Baltimore area canparticipate in any JHU Summer Pre-CollegeProgram as a commuter student. The commuterprogram includes the course only and does notinclude the cost for housing, transportation,activities, books, or supplies.

Commuter Summer University $835 per creditCommuter Summer University Mini-Term $835 per creditCommuter Discover Hopkins Programs $1,500Commuter Engineering Innovation $2,720

Commuter courses are available on the Homewood Campus in Baltimore, MD and the Montgomery County Campus in Rockville, MD.

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DATES & TUITIONSUMMER UNIVERSITY5 weeks July 2 – August 5, 2017 $9,750

(2 courses up to six credits)

SUMMER UNIVERSITY MINI-TERMS2 weeks Session 1 June 25 – July 8, 2017 $3,750Session 2 July 9 – July 22, 2017 $3,750Session 3 July 23 – August 5, 2017 $3,750

DISCOVER HOPKINS PROGRAMS2 weeks Session 1 June 25 – July 8, 2017 $3,100Session 2 July 9 – July 22, 2017 $3,100Session 3 July 23 – August 5, 2017 $3,100

To apply to the programs above, check eligibility requirements and deadlines, visit Johns Hopkins at www.jhu.edu/summer/precollege

Summer Discovery provides residential lifeservices for the JHU Pre-College SummerPrograms. For further information andapplication, students must contact JohnsHopkins directly.

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Health and Safety is Our Primary ConcernWe are committed to the support and supervision of our students.Daily sign-ins and room checks are used for safety. Students are freeto walk around campus and around the Homewood neighborhood ofBaltimore. Take the JHMI shuttle between JHU’s Homewood campusand Medical Campus, and ride the Charm City Circulator bus aroundcentral Baltimore.

Staff make all medical appointments, accompany students to medicalfacilities, obtain prescription medications, and notify parents after medicalvisits. Appointments are made with Student Health Services or UnionMemorial Hospital.

TransportationWe provide escorted transfers from/to Baltimore-Washington InternationalAirport (BWI) only. Staff meet incoming flights in baggage claim (or outsidecustoms for international flights) and assist with all departures.

Classrooms, athletic facilities, and the Homewood neighborhood of Baltimoreare only a short walk from our residence hall. Chartered buses and publictransportation are used for large group excursions.

Founded in 1876, Johns Hopkins University is recognized as one of the most prestigious and selective centers for teaching and research in the nation. Hopkins’ students come from all over the world and share a passion for intellectual exploration, innovative research, and life-long learning. 37 Nobel Laureates are affiliated with the University, including an impressive list of alumni.

Johns Hopkins UniversityThe National Science Foundation (NSF) ranks Johns Hopkins #1 amongU.S. academic institutions in science, engineering, and medical researchspending. Hopkins is also famous for its architecture and beautifulgreen park atmosphere. Although Hopkins is made up of 4 main campuses,we live at the primary campus for undergraduate students, just a shortride away from Baltimore’s amazing inner harbor. Hopkins’ phenomenalacademic reputation and urban campus make it a great place for a summerof discovery.

Living and Learning TogetherHopkins’ students live together in campus residence halls. This enablesstudents and staff to develop a close-knit community which providesimmeasurable social, educational, and safety benefits.

On campus residence halls feature suites of single and double rooms withdesks, closet space, and high-speed internet. In-house facilities includestudent lounges, laundry facilities, computer rooms, TV rooms, kitchens,and JHU Summer High School office. Residence halls assigned are subjectto confirmation.

Food For ThoughtHopkins’ students enjoy 3 meals daily, while on campus, at Fresh Food Café.FFC is known for its wide range of delicious offerings including the SaladBar, Kettles’ soups, comfort food at Scratch, grilled favorites at Sizzle,diverse choices at Global, Dal Forno’s pizza, Root’s veggies, and theDeli, all with unlimited portions.

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JOHNS HOPKINS PROGRAMS

The Johns Hopkins Summer University Programoffers qualified high school students theopportunity to take freshman and sophomore levelcollege credit classes, while studying alongsideundergraduate students at one of America’stop ranked universities. Summer University is asafe and structured program offering over 100courses across a wide variety of departments anddisciplines. Students take two courses and canearn a total of 6 or 7 JHU college credits. Youcan view specific course names and descriptionsonline at www.jhu.edu/summer/precollege

SUMMER UNIVERSITY5 week program

Past course subjectshave included:• Africana Studies• American Studies• Anthropology• Applied Mathematics

& Statistics• Arabic Language• Art & Art History• Biology• Chemistry• Classics• Computer Science• Earth and Planetary

Science• East Asian Studies• Economics

Discover Hopkins Programs are intensive programs designed to expose you to topics from different perspectives. Observe top researchers, listen to experts at Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, and survey the latest topics in environmental health.

Instructors lead you through your topic with a morninglecture. The experts captivate your afternoons: faculty,alumni, and leading researchers or practitioners intheir fields. Enhance your learning of the topic with avariety of guided field trips in Maryland, Washington,D.C., Pennsylvania, Virginia, or West Virginia.

Students register for one course and earn a total of 1 JHU college credit, per session. You can view specific course names and descriptions online at www.jhu.edu/summer/precollege

Past programs topics have included:• Psychological Profiling• The Hospital• Introduction to Laboratory Research• Application of Abnormal Psychology to Forensic Cases• Body of Medicine: An Anthropology of Illness,

Wellness, and Fitness• The Psychology of Police Deadly Force Encounters

DISCOVER HOPKINS PROGROGRAMSAMS2 week program

• English, English as a Second Language

• Entrepreneurship & Management

• Film & Media Studies• French Language• German Language• History• History of Art• History of Science &

Technology• Humanities• Jewish Studies• Latin American Studies• Mathematics• Near Eastern Studies• Neuroscience

Want to enroll in Summer University but can't commit to 5 weeks? Try Summer University Mini-Terms. The new mini-terms offer the benefits of the Summer University program condensed into 2 intensive weeks. Take two undergraduate level courses alongside Hopkins students and earn a total of 2 JHU college credits.

Past programs topics have included:• Mind, Brain, and Beauty• Who Thinks Abstractly?: Fundamentals of Critical Theory• A Beautiful Medicine• The Philosophy and Politics of Work• Neuroscience Applied: Designing and

Communicating Theory and Research• Feminist and Queer Theory: Past and Present

SUMMER UNIVERSITY MINI-Y MINI-TTERERMSMS2 week program

• Peabody Music• Philosophy• Physics & Astronomy• Political Science• Professional

Communication• Psychological & Brain

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• Public Health Studies• Sociology• Spanish Language• Theatre Arts &

Studies• Women’s Studies• Writing Seminars

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This program is available at Johns Hopkins’Homewood campus in Baltimore, MD and atHood College in Frederick, MD.

Engineering Innovation is an exciting programfor motivated high school students. This programengages students in STEM (science, technology,engineering, and mathematics) education, inspiresthem to consider further studies and careers inengineering, and provides an understanding of basicengineering principles and skills.

Students put engineering concepts to the test,applying their knowledge of math and science to labsand hands-on projects. Students attend college levellectures, tackle problems, test theories, and ultimatelylearn to think and problem-solve like engineers.

The program is taught by instructors appointed byJohns Hopkins University, and features guest talksfrom engineers working in a variety of fields. Studentswho earn an A or B grade in the course receive atotal of 3 JHU college credits.

Program Curriculum Includes:Hands-on Labs• Computer engineering• Electrical engineering• Mechanical engineering

Engineering Lectures• Engineering economics• Chemical processes

Projects and Exams• Present your response to a Request for Proposal• Build the strongest bridge using only spaghetti

and glue for our team competition• Write a research paper about a topic in engineering• Take weekly quizzes and a take-home final exam

Applications will be available on December 15, 2016. To apply, visit www.engineering.jhu.edu/ei/applyFor information call 410.516.6224 or emailengineering-innovation@jhu.edu

Athletic FacilitiesNewton White Athletic Center Featuring the main gymnasium, 25 yard swimming pool, and state-of-the-art weight room and workout center.

Homewood Field Home field for football, men’s and women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s soccer, and field hockey.

Tennis Courts at JHU Located on campus, six courts provide a superb recreation outlet for students to hone their skills.

Track & Field New on campus facility.

Sampling of Activities(included in tuition)• National Aquarium and Science Center• Baltimore Harbor• Washington, D.C. • Hershey Park Chocolate World and

Theme Park• Baltimore Orioles baseball game• Cooking competitions• Towson Town Center Mall• 4th of July on the “Beach” (Quad)• Lack of Talent and Talent Show• Harry Potter wand making• Annapolis• Karaoke Night Fever• Sport Intramurals• Ultimate Frisbee • Movie Nights• Running Club• Zumba Night• Rita’s Ice Social

ENGINEERING INNOVATION SUMMER PRION SUMMER PROGROGRAMAM4 week program

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• Civil engineering• Robotics

• Material science• Circuit design