Bryn Mawr Summer Session 2025 – Flexible, Credit-Bearing Learning for High School Students

 Location: Virtual (Open to students nationwide)

Grade Range: Rising 9th–12th graders

Summer is the perfect time to explore, deepen knowledge, or get ahead—without sacrificing flexibility. Bryn Mawr School’s Summer Session 2025 offers a dynamic lineup of credit-bearing courses, skill-building workshops, and hands-on learning opportunities, all delivered in a virtual format that fits your schedule.



Why Choose Bryn Mawr’s Summer Session?

  • Earn High School Credit – Accelerate your studies with rigorous courses like AP Statistics, Honors Biology, Physics, and US History.

  • Flexible & Accessible – All classes are held via Zoom, with some including at-home lab kits for science and design courses.

  • Open to All Students – While designed for Bryn Mawr students, the program welcomes coed learners from any school.

  • Skill-Building Options – Rising 9th graders can prepare for high school with noncredit workshops in writing and Algebra 1.

2025 Course Offerings

One-Credit Courses (June 17 – July 24)

  • AP Statistics

  • Honors Biology

  • Geometry

  • Physics

  • US History

Half-Credit Courses (Choose Session 1 or 2)

  • Introduction to Computer Science

  • Graphic Design

  • Studio Art Foundations

Launchpad Workshops (Noncredit, Dates Vary)

  • Write to Win – A writing intensive for rising 9th graders

  • Algebra 1 Refresh – Strengthen foundational math skills

Affordable Learning, with Financial Support

  • One-Credit Courses: 

  • 1,750(BMS)/

  • 1,750(BMS)/1,850 (Non-BMS)

  • Half-Credit Courses: 

  • 1,250(BMS)/

  • 1,250(BMS)/1,350 (Non-BMS)

  • Launchpad Workshops: $600

Need-Based Awards Available

Current Bryn Mawr aid recipients may qualify for up to $500 in financial assistance. Apply by March 28, 2025.

What Students Say

"I loved balancing summer freedom with structured learning—the weekly deadlines kept me motivated without feeling overwhelmed." —2024 Summer Session Student

Enroll Today

Spaces are limited, and registration closes May 30, 2025. Whether you're aiming to lighten your fall course load, explore a new subject, or sharpen key skills, Bryn Mawr’s Summer Session delivers rigor, flexibility, and real-world readiness.

Learn more and secure your spot:
brynmawronline.org/summer-session
Location: 109 W Melrose Ave, Baltimore, MD 21210, USA

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