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Johns Hopkins Sustainable Energy Engineering Pre-College Program
Overview
A college-level summer course in sustainable energy innovation taught by Johns Hopkins Engineering instructors, covering solar, wind, smart grids, and advanced storage technologies. Available in residential, commuter, and online synchronous formats, with three college credits awarded upon completion.
At a glance
Sessions
Jun4–5 wk sessions
Formats
Commuter / Residential / Online
Location
Multiple locations
Cost
$3,000–$6,999from $3,800
Entering grades
9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, PG
Application requirements
Academic Record
A's and B's in high school math and science classes
Algebra II
Must have completed Algebra II
Lab Science
Must have completed a high school science course with a lab component
Age (Residential Only)
Must be at least 15 years old on move-in day; must be under 18 on final program day; must have been born between July 25, 2008, and June 28, 2011
Student Status
Must be a current high school student or recent high school graduate
Health Insurance (In-Person)
Required for all residential and commuter students
Computer (Online)
Computer with ability to record and upload video, reliable internet, Firefox or Chrome browser recommended
Cost & sessions
Costs vary by program format and location; specific amounts referenced on Cost & Aid page. Online program includes lab kit fees. International students responsible for taxes, tariffs, duties, and international shipping.
Financial aid
Scholarships and financial aid available; specific details referenced on Cost & Aid page
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