The tentative dates are July 6th, 2025, to July 19, 2025.

Marymount offers several summer courses for rising high school juniors and seniors.

Want to earn credit while experiencing campus life?

The registration links for our program will open on Monday, November 20th. The courses are limited to 20 students each, and all attendees will stay in a single dormitory with 24-hour supervision, curfews, and meals provided. Please note that the cost of travel to Marymount University will not be covered. This is a unique opportunity for students to experience living on a college campus, taking courses in our state-of-the-art classrooms, and exploring what Arlington and the Washington, D.C. areas offer to enhance their education.

SUMMER INSTITUTES 2025 (Tentative)

Summer Institutes course examples:  Criminal Justice and Engineering

2-week intensive course earning three credits that easily transfer to most colleges and universities.  Class runs 9 am – 5 pm.  Evening assignments, field trips, and group activities are included, and students live in the dorms.

Introduction to Criminal Justice: View Summary | View Event

This course offers a comprehensive overview of the criminal justice system, which includes policing, courts, and corrections. We will explore the process from arrest to sentencing and incorporate cutting-edge research on the justice system. Students will also delve into the field of forensics and engage in forensic analysis activities. Additionally, they will have the opportunity to visit institutions such as the Supreme Court and participate in debates on the effectiveness of the juvenile justice system. The course will also address the challenges faced by individuals reintegrating into the community after incarceration.

Maker-neering – Engineering with Maker Tools: View Summary | View Event

This course is designed to provide a practical, project-based introduction to the latest digital fabrication tools engineers use for rapid prototyping. Students will learn the basics of computer-aided design (CAD) and use it to create original 3D designs using three different desktop 3D printing technologies (FDM, resin, and bioprinting). Additionally, they will explore the fundamentals of electronic circuits, build animatronics with Arduino microcontrollers, and create immersive virtual reality experiences for the Oculus Quest 2. The course is suitable for beginners as no prior experience with these technologies is required.

If you are interested in receiving information about our programs or working for a high school that wants a specific program offered, please send a request to denrollm@marymount.edu.