HSSP: ESP’s Longest Running Program

What is HSSP?

The High School Studies Program (HSSP) offers non-credit, enrichment courses to 7th-12th grade students for the astonishingly low fee of $30 for an entire semester. HSSP runs twice yearly, during the spring and then again during the summer. Each session has three time blocks of classes, and students can sign up for one, two, or all three. HSSP classes meet on MIT’s famous “Infinite Corridor,” and are designed to give teenage students the opportunity to explore a variety of both academic and non-academic subjects.

Summer HSSP 2008

For information and announcements for Summer HSSP 2008, follow the above link! This summer, HSSP is running from Sunday, June 29 - August 17, 2008.

Spring HSSP 2008

For information and announcements for Spring HSSP 2008, follow the above link! This spring, HSSP is running from March 8 - May 10, 2008.

Spring HSSP 2007

Spring HSSP 2007 ran from March 3-May 12. Over 200 students took 30 classes in a wide variety of subjects.

Summer HSSP 2007

Last summer, our longest-running program ran for the 50th time. Summer HSSP ran on Sundays (not Saturdays as for the spring or past years), for 8 weeks. Registration and the first day of classes was July 1, and the last day of classes was August 19 (there were no off days).

Questions?

Contact the HSSP Directors.