Program Overview
The Ulysses S. Grant Foundation is a 6-week academic summer program for talented and motivated middle school students who are enrolled in public and parochial schools in New Haven, CT. Each summer a team of Yale undergraduate teachers, through courses in the humanities and investigations and through electives and group activities, help students acquire the academic preparation and skills they will need to excel in their current school environment and to enter and succeed in college. The program is designed for bright students, even those who might have limited opportunities and resources, to participate in academic enrichment activities over the summer.
The dates for this year’s summer program are June 24 – August 2, 2019. The program will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. The program takes place on Yale’s beautiful Old Campus in Dwight Hall. U.S. Grant upholds a strict attendance policy and only considers students who can commit to attending every day of the program.
The entire cost of the summer program is $75 and is paid upon acceptance. Financial aid is available to a limited number of students. Those interested in applying for financial aid can do so on the application. Family income and other information may be requested.
More Information
- Are you an applicant looking for information about acceptance for summer 2019? Go to the latest post from the Admissions team.
- Interested in applying to Grant in a future year? The student application can be found on the Students page.
- Want to be a Grant teacher? Yale students wishing to join the U.S. Grant teacher team can learn more on our Teachers page.