Enjoy Boston as you earn credit.

The Boston Summer Institute at Suffolk University offers exciting two-week, two-credit courses.

Known as “America’s College Town,” the city is an inspiring setting for learning. The Institute offerings are carefully planned to draw upon the city’s rich resources, and each course features visits to relevant sites around town.

Classes are open to both high school students and undergraduate students. Students may commute, or those who are 17 years and older have the opportunity to live in one of Suffolk’s residence halls.

 

Camp Type:  Residential  Day Year Established: Gender: Coed Age of Campers: 17 to 23 years old Cost/Week: Religious Affiliation: None Camp Owner(s): Suffolk University Camp Director(s): John Hamel Nearest Large City: Boston, MA Off Season Rental: No Accreditations ?   New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC)

Camp Focus: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Academic Credit Academic and Pre-College Camps: Gifted Academic and Pre-College Camps: History Academic and Pre-College Camps: Law Academic and Pre-College Camps: Literature Academic and Pre-College Camps: Other Academics

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Academic Credit, Law, Medicine, and others depending on course of study.

 

The Summer 2010 sessions offers a selection of courses held Monday–Thursday from 9am–12pm or 1–4pm. Classes are offered on a cost-per-credit basis. The following courses are open to high school students. 

Session I: July 6– 16 

- Introduction to Law and Advocacy

- Walk to Remember: The Freedom Trail

Session II: July 19– 30

- Boston’s Literary Scenes