These are just some of the options — we work with many more. In a free consultation, we'll discuss which programs best match your student's profile, goals, and family budget.
Two or four weeks at Harvard — university-level courses taught by Harvard faculty.
A two-week program at Yale drawing students from 150+ countries. Three tracks: science & technology, law & economics, global challenges. Especially generous scholarships.
University-level academic and research programs across 40+ disciplines. Camps for career exploration and public-speaking development (in partnership with TED), plus online courses earning additional UCAS (UK) and college-credit (US) points.
Academic and English-language programs in Oxford and the Surrey countryside. Students from 45+ countries, small classes, and the chance to test yourself in the environment and community of one of the world's leading boarding schools.
English- or German-language immersion combined with music, arts, and outdoor adventures in Vienna — the world's most livable city. 50+ nationalities.
An authentic British boarding-school experience on a 20-hectare campus. English-language focus, 22 activities per week, 3 excursions, 18+ nationalities.
The world's strongest universities pay attention not only to what a student achieves during the school year, but also to how they spend their summers. A summer program at Harvard, Yale, Oxford, or Vienna is more than a great experience — it's a clear signal to the admissions committee: this student takes their academic growth seriously and can thrive in an international environment.
A well-chosen summer program also helps discover or confirm a study direction, build a network of international friends and mentors, sharpen English-language skills, and accumulate stories and examples that later flow naturally into personal statements.
But programs vary widely, and choosing the one that truly fits the student matters. Some — for example, Yale Young Global Scholars and Harvard Summer Program — have highly competitive selection processes and require carefully prepared applications. Atlas helps with both: choosing the right program, and getting the student in.
We discuss the student's interests, academic goals, budget, and language level. Together, we choose the program that will most strengthen the student's profile and admissions chances.
The most selective programs (Harvard Pre-College, Yale YGS) require carefully prepared applications: a personal statement, a teacher recommendation, sometimes essays. Atlas mentors, who have been through these processes themselves, help students stand out from thousands of candidates.
Many prestigious programs offer scholarships to international students, but reaching them requires acting in time and submitting the right documents. Atlas helps identify the opportunities and prepare funding applications.
Atlas advises and helps with visa questions, and stays on as an extra point of contact once the student arrives at camp, in case any issues or further questions arise.
A 30-minute conversation with an Atlas mentor — to understand your child's goals and find the right summer program together.
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