**Summer at Hopkins: Neuroscience & Psychology** is designed for high school students interested in how the brain works, how people think and behave, and how these fields connect to medicine, research, and mental health. Through coursework taught by Johns Hopkins faculty and instructors, students explore core concepts in **neuroscience**, **cognitive science**, and **psychology**, often engaging with current research topics and real-world applications. Depending on the specific course, students may analyze case studies, interpret data, read scientific literature, and discuss ethical issues in brain and behavior research. This program is well-suited for students who are: - Curious about biology, psychology, or mental health - Considering future studies in **neuroscience, psychology, pre-med, or related fields** - Ready for college-level readings, discussions, and assignments Participation in Summer at Hopkins can support college applications by demonstrating: - Experience with **rigorous, university-level coursework** - A sustained interest in brain and behavior sciences - Initiative in exploring potential college majors and careers Students typically connect with peers who share similar academic interests and gain exposure to what learning in a research-focused university environment can be like. More details on course options, format, and eligibility are available on the program website.