Summer Programs at Spelman

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Want to jump-start your college career and ensure you are properly prepared for a bright future?

Spelman College's summer programs are back by popular demand and afford high school students an opportunity to spend several weeks on campus engaged in exciting, rigorous academic offerings. Each of the College's programs: the Art History and Curatorial Studies Program, Early College, Pre-Health Summer Programs and the College Preparatory Institute, are taught by accomplished faculty members and professional facilitators. As a program participant, you will have an immersive residential experience, gain a sense of independence, and create lasting relationships with peers from across the United States.

Incoming first-year college students majoring in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines can participate in the Women in STEM (WiSTEM) Summer Bridge Accelerator.

Tuition and Fees

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Email: summerprograms@spelman.edu
Summer Program Interest Form

Art History and Curatorial Studies

A co-educational, sponsored program for high school juniors and seniors interested in art history and curatorial studies.

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College Prep Institute

Offers SAT prep, career exploration, essay writing, leadership skills, and more for current 9th and 10th grade students.

College Prep Institute

Early College Program

A program for current high school juniors offering college credit in English and Biology.

Early College Program

WiSTEM Program

A no-cost bridge program for incoming first-year students pursuing degrees in STEM fields.

WiSTEM Program

Pre-Freshman Experience Summer Data Science Program

A program that gives incoming Atlanta University Center (AUC) students an opportunity to engage in data science.

Summer Data Science Program

Pre-Health Summer Program

A six-week residential experience for recently admitted students pursuing a health professional career.

Pre-Health Summer Program

Admission Policy

Spelman College, a Historically Black College whose mission is to serve high-achieving Black women, will consider for admission women students including students who consistently live and self-identify as women, regardless of their gender assignment at birth. Spelman does not admit male students, including students who self-identify and live consistently as men, regardless of gender assignment at birth. If a woman is admitted and transitions to male while a student at Spelman, the College will permit that student to continue to matriculate at and graduate from Spelman.

Application to a high school pre-college summer program is not an application for admission to the degree programs of Spelman College. No promises are made regarding admission to the first-year class. Parents/guardians must give their permission for students to participate in summer programs and activities.