2009 Pre-College Program

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Focus on Your Academic Interests

The Emory Pre-College Program offers a range of credit and non-credit short courses that allow students to explore interests in a challenging classroom environment.

Six-Week Courses for Credit

Schedule

Session 1:  May 18–June 26, 2009 (commuter students only)
Session 2:  June 28–August 8, 2009 (residential program available)

Credit Course Listings

2009 credit course listings will be available in Fall 2008. Subjects may include:

• Sciences
• Humanities
• Languages
• Creative Writing
• Mathematics
• Visual Arts

Short Courses

Schedule

Two-week non-credit courses will be offered in July.

Short Course Listings

2009 short course listings will be available in Fall 2008.

Topics may include:

• A Taste of Medicine
• The Brain that Abuses Drugs
• Neuroscience in the News Media
• Neuroscience for Animal Lovers
• The Psychology of Novels
• Shakespeare: Page and Screen
• Hamlet: The Last Action Hero
• Spectacular Soundtracks – Music in Movies
• Photography
• Modern Dance Technique
• Music Theory and Ear Training
• Contemporary Non-fiction
• Beowulf Boot Camp

Workshops, speakers and brown bag lunch sessions on topics of interest to high school student will complement the academic program.

Topics may include:

• Time management and study strategies for the college-bound student
• College Admission Information Session, including instruction for composing the college essay
• Admission Portfolio
• Financial Aid and Money Management
• How to engage in undergraduate research
• Visits to other colleges in the Atlanta area

For information on the Emory Pre-College program, please contact:

Mollie B. Korski
Assistant Director, Summer Programs
Emory College
Emory University
1627 N. Decatur Road
Atlanta, GA 30322
mail stop: 2010-001-1AA

404.727.0671 (phone)
404.727.2639 (fax)

mollie.korski@emory.edu