Pre-CollegeA Taste of College Life
The Emory Pre-College Program is a summer academic program for high school students. It gives current sophomores and juniors an exciting glimpse of academic and/or residential life at a top-ranked private university.
Announcements
We are preparing to open applications for Summer 2025. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter to receive program information and announcements.
Upcoming Events
Join us for an Information Session to learn more about our program.
Wednesday, November 6 at 4:00PM EST
Registration required. *Session will be recorded.
Get Started
Step 1
Choose a Program
Every summer we offer a wide range of 100+ courses all taught by Emory faculty. These courses are divided between two programs -- Pre-College (noncredit) and Summer College (credit bearing).
Compare ProgramsStep 2
Browse & Find your Course
Visit our course listings to search by your favorite subject, instruction method, date ranges, etc.
Browse CoursesStep 3
Review Costs & Scholarship Information
Determine costs based on your chosen program and course. Explore additional funding options and review our payment and refund policies.
Research Costs & ScholarshipsStep 4
Verify Eligibility & Start your Application
Ensure that you are eligible to apply to our programs. Review the application checklist for any additional requirements. Start a new application, or complete an open application.
Apply NowStep 5
Check your Email
All communications on your application status and updates will be emailed to you.
Important Dates
2025 Program Dates
Session | Start Date | End Date | Deadline |
---|---|---|---|
Session A | June 15 | June 28 | TBD |
Session B | June 29 | July 12 | TBD |
Session C | July 13 | July 26 | TBD |
Session | Start Date | End Date | Deadline |
---|---|---|---|
Session 1 | May 16 | June 27 | TBD |
Session 2 | June 30 | August 8 | TBD |
International students: please see our Program Comparison for application deadlines
News & Resources
Featured News Story
Gateway program supports Atlanta students traditionally underrepresented in the study of the ancient world
The Department of Classics in Emory College of Arts and Science launched a program this summer to showcase the study of the ancient Mediterranean world and also to foster the educational aspirations of underrepresented students.