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George Washington University's Summer & Non-Degree Programs in Washington, DC, offer academic training for students pursuing college-level studies. This program provides opportunities for pre-college and visiting international students to earn academic credit. Participants engage with superb faculty and leverage the educational and cultural resources available at the university and within Washington, D.C. The curriculum includes on-campus courses, in-depth institute courses, and flexible online and evening classes. STEM fields and college-prep focuses are available, catering to students seeking rigorous academic growth. These programs aim to provide substantive academic engagement and prepare students for future educational endeavors.
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