High School Honors provides an opportunity for academically motivated rising high school juniors and seniors to experience undergraduate life, while earning college credit.
High School Honors is an exciting opportunity for high school students to study alongside Boston University undergraduates, while earning up to 8 college credits in just six weeks. The program offers more than 80 undergraduate courses in a wide range of subjects, from multivariate calculus to computer programming, and everything in-between, including biology, chemistry, economics, mathematics, philosophy, and visual art. Guidance is provided to help students identify subject areas and courses that are appropriately challenging and applicable to their anticipated college major.
Outside the classroom, High School Honors students interact with a vibrant community from all over the country and world. There are so many great social activities you can participate in as part of High School Honors. They’re all designed to help you get to know your fellow students, learn new skills, and build a strong sense of community on campus and in Boston.
Can’t travel to Boston this summer? No problem. We also offer an exciting variety of High School Honors Online courses. Visit our website for more information.
Session Dates: June 29-August 8, 2025
(Note: Online courses may run on a different schedule than the standard High School Honors schedule.)
Tuition & Fees
Application Fee (non-refundable): $60
Tuition (for 8 credits): $6520*
Service Fees: $485
Room & Board (14 meals per week): $TBD
Room & Board (19 meals per week): $TBD
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*There may also be additional fees such as a $200 laboratory fee for science courses.
*Please note: a $1,000 non-refundable deposit (applied to tuition) is required once a student commits to attending High School Honors in order to secure a place in the program.
Limited financial aid is available for the High School Honors program. Commuter and online students enrolled in only one course and international students are not eligible for financial aid.
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