Harvard Summer School

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I love to see how students are using my Women, Peace, and Security book in their academic studies! Registration for the WPS @HarvardSummer School course is still open: summer.harvard.edu #students #harvard #womenpeacesecurity

Last month, Max, a summer 2022 Pre-College student, shared his experience during our virtual student panel. Max shared, " I met some of the most amazing people I have ever met in my life, and I'm still in contact with many of them today. It was that strong of a connection."

“I would like to thank my proctor, Reina who was a great help to me throughout this program. Her daily check-ins were very comforting and we could sit down to talk about anything.” - Bella, Pre-College Program student

Don't forget to join us on November 15, 2022, at 7 PM Eastern Time for our "Everything You Need to Know Before You Apply" info session! Learn about our Pre-College and Secondary School Programs and ask our program directors your Summer 2023 questions! hubs.li/Q01rp4WV0

Today is national stress awareness day. Research finds that practicing gratitude decreases levels of stress and improves overall well-being. We're grateful for our students and instructors at Harvard Summer School. What are you thankful for?

Save the date: applications for our Pre-College Program and Secondary School Program open one month from today, December 1, 2022! Apply early, as spaces are limited.

Fun Fact: Our namesake - John Harvard - willed his library (400 books) to the College. Who has the largest library among our followers? Share how many books you have in the comments (e-books count too).

Join us for a webinar on November 15, 7 pm ET, to learn about our two college programs for high school students. Speak with staff about how our programs can help you meet your academic goals and learn how to create a successful application. Register: hubs.li/Q01qDyLV0

"I really enjoyed the 'Artist and the Autocrat' workshop because it was different from anything I have previously participated in. I received lots of new knowledge and was able to discuss it amongst my peers.” —Lia, Pre-college Program Student hubs.li/Q01qDsny0

Missed our Summer School panel last week? Don't worry! We recorded our conversation with some of this summer's students and proctors, and you can watch it here: hubs.li/Q01qxlv_0

Ever get butterflies the night before taking a test? If you're more prepared, you can go into the test with confidence for success! Here are tips to get the best outcome on your tests. 14 Tips for Test Taking Success - Harvard Summer School. hubs.li/Q01qnTG30

The answer to Wednesday’s trivia is Massachusetts Hall. Fun fact: over the years, the building has served as a dormitory, observatory, army barracks, lecture hall, and office to the President, Provost, Treasurer, and Vice Presidents.

What is Harvard’s oldest standing building on campus? A) Sever Hall B) Massachusetts Hall C) Holden Chapel D) Hollis Hall

Want to know what it's like to be a Harvard Summer School student? Follow a day in the life of Rafa, a Secondary School Program alumna.

We’ve put together a special lineup for you to talk about all things Harvard Summer School! Past students and proctors will share their experiences, memories, advice and answer all your questions. Sign up and tune in on Tuesday at 7 pm! hubs.li/Q01pJ0D60

Wonder what it's like to be a Harvard Summer School student? Follow a day in the life of Zarli, a Pre-College alumna.

It's never too soon to start getting ready for college. We've compiled a complete guide from Freshman to Senior year on the steps to take in order to prepare. Read and bookmark it here: hubs.li/Q01ptw8C0

“It was the Native upperclassmen when I was a first-year who really guided me and helped me,” said Keana Gorman, who is concentrating on history and literature with a secondary in Ethnicity, Migration, and Rights. hrvd.me/KeanaGorman602t

The answer to Friday's trivia is the Lincoln Statue.