Summer Academy
July 12–17, 2020 | July 26–31, 2020
July 12–17, 2020 | July 26–31, 2020
Are you a high school student looking for the summer experience of a lifetime? Join us for a week in New York City during Summer Academy at The King’s College. Join dozens of inquisitive peers to study the roots of culture and civilization, all from a biblical worldview. Choose from one of six tracks to dive deeper into fields like journalism, economics, philosophy, and design. Visit NYC newsrooms and headquarters while seeing some of the city’s most treasured landmarks and museums. One student called it the “learning experience of a lifetime.”
The cost of the week covers all meals, lodging, site visits, travel in New York City, lectures, and (1) hour academic credit.
Need-based and merit-based scholarships are available. Please email summeracademy@tkc.edu for more information.
Complete the application below to start your summer journey at The King’s College.
Upon acceptance, you will need to submit a $250 enrollment deposit to secure your admission into the program. The remaining balance will be due by June 15, 2020. You will receive all instructions for this upon acceptance into the program.
“From incredible walks discussing the historic developments of New York City to engaging in detailed discussions about manipulative political control with the professors; The King’s Summer Academy provides the best NYC experience imaginable! A perfect myriad of knowledge, art, culture and family at its finest.”
“The Summer Academy program was the most invigorating and stimulating academic experience I have ever been a part of. After spending a week on campus, interacting with professors, making new friends, and exploring New York City, I knew there was no other college that could match what King’s brings to the table.”
“It’s really hard not to say everything when asked what I loved about the Summer Academy, because I really did enjoy the week so much. That to say, one thing that really stuck out was spending time with professors and students of King’s. Discussing the morning’s lecture with the professor, talking about life of a NYC student while riding on the subway — those were such life-giving conversations. I’m so thankful for the opportunity to be welcomed into conversations with people who possess an incredible wealth of knowledge and experience.”
Two tracks will run each week, from Sunday evening until lunch on Friday. The tracks and respective track leaders are: