Dream No Borders

All students receive four and one-half hours of instruction per weekday, including one hour of conversation or debate. In addition, they receive one to two hours of supervised homework each day. The teaching staff is made up of personnel trained to teach English as a foreign language. At the beginning of the course, students are tested and placed according to their previous knowledge of English. The TOEFL exam is available. A certificate of achievement is awarded upon successful completion of the course.

Students take part in daily after-school recreational activities under the guidance of counselors. Students have ready access to most facilities on campus. Weekend activities include guided tours of places of interest in nearby Washington, D.C. Social life on campus includes parties with American students as guests.

The Summer Scholars program presents a unique opportunity to meet with noted guest speakers, U.S. Congressional representatives and other renowned economic and political figures. Special programs in Debate and Model International Organization Simulations will be offered.

One of the school’s chief functions is building moral and spiritual values in the young people it is charged with educating. Although the program is non-sectarian, personal counseling of this kind is available to all students. Catholic students will be encouraged to take advantage of opportunities for Mass and group prayer.

The program is also open to day students. Their tuition includes weekday activities, in which all students are expected to participate. There is an additional fee for weekend activities.

Expenses for Summer 2013 Program
Please note that the fees are subject to change each year.

Boarding Students			Day Students
Tuition and books	$4,215		Tuition, books and lunch	$4,215
Activity fee	$400		Activity fee*	$400
Application fee	$250		Application fee	$250
Room and board	$2,730
Total	$7,595		Total	$4,865

*Activities for day students are optional. Students should bring sufficient personal funds to cover incidental expenses. $55 to $70 a week should be adequate.

Payment for the ESL Program may be submitted in one of the following ways:

• Online here
• Wire Transfer (see instructions below)

Payment in full of fees must be made in dollars or equivalent currency by June 1, 2013.

Wire Transfer Instructions

Bank: Bank of America
730 – 15th Street, NW, Second Floor
Washington, DC 20005

Credit Account: Georgetown Preparatory School, Inc.
Operating Account No. 446017687562

ABA Transit No.: 0260-0959-3

SWIFT Code: BOFAUS3N