2020 JSA Summer Programs at a Glance
Summer Schools
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Locations |
Courses Offered |
Dates |
Tuition |
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Washington, D.C. Eligible to high school students with graduation years: 2021, 2022, 2023,2024 |
AP U.S. Government & Politics* AP Comparative Governments & Politics* Constitutional Law International Relations Media & Politics
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July 12th - August 2nd |
$5,650 |
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Palo Alto, CA Eligible to high school students with graduation years: 2021, 2022, 2023,2024 |
AP U.S. Government & Politics* AP Macroeconomics* Speech & Political Communication International Relations |
July 5th - July 26th |
$5,650 |
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Diplomat Program at Shanghai Union University Shanghai, China Eligible to high school students with graduation years: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 |
Mandarin Chinese and Modern Chinese History and Culture | June 25th - July 25th | $7,500 |
*The College Board has officially approved this course curriculum
Summer Institutes
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Locations |
Topics To Be Explored |
Dates |
Tuition |
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Gene A. Burd Institute on L.A. Media & Politics University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) Eligible to high school students with graduation years: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 |
- Topics to be announced in the Spring |
July 6th-10th |
$650 |
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Location:New York Eligible to high school students with graduation years: 2021, 2022, 2023 |
- Topics to be announced in the Spring |
July 5th-10th |
$1250 |
What’s Covered by the Tuition
The tuition for JSA Summer Programs includes tuition for the program, textbooks and all other academic expenses, along with room and board for the student. During Summer School, students live on single sex floors in university student residencies, generally two to a room. Meals are eaten in university dining rooms. Faculty and college-age residents live on campus with students, providing academic counseling and supervision 24 hours a day.
Additional Expenses
Expenses not included in tuition are off-campus meals and entertainment, and transportation to and from the Summer School. However, staff members will be available at nearby airports to help transport students to campus. We also assist graduates in returning to the airport at the end of the summer session. When attending off-campus speakers programs and optional cultural excursions, students are responsible for their meals and any tickets they might purchase for plays, museums, etc. Georgetown students spend four or five days off campus, while students at our other sessions typically spend 1-3 days off campus.