Summer Pre-College Courses at Morehouse

Purpose

Summer Morehouse: The Pre-College Course Program allows Morehouse College to give students from across the Metro Atlanta area and the country the opportunity to fulfill their desire to take advanced coursework at one of the top HBCUs in the country. Ultimately, the program strengthens the Morehouse mission to build young black men with disciplined minds, leading lives of service and leadership.

How to Apply

Admission Process 

• 16 years old or older at the time of your application  
• Current 10th, 11th  and graduating 12th graders in high school 
• Highly motivated to engage in college-level work during the summer. 
• Minimum GPA for admission is 3.2 or higher GPA  

Steps to complete the application 

• $30 non-refundable application fee (Non-refundable)  
• Completion of online, application (demographic, parent/guardian, educational information, course selection) 
• Official high school transcript 
• Test scores: Optional PSAT, Pre-ACT, SAT or ACT scores. 
• Recommendation from a teacher or counselor 

Courses

Academic Focus and Instructor Salary  

• Academic Area/ Departmental Participants: Kinesiology and Sociology  
• Number of students per section: 12 – 15 students  
• Unofficial transcripts will be issued to all students who enroll and complete the course successfully  

 Course Format 

• Type of course: Online, Co-ed course  
• Day of the week: Monday – Friday  
• Time: (50 minutes)  
• Target Students: Sophomore, Junior and Seniors  
• College Credit: Yes 

Term Enrollment and Payment Deadlines  

• Payment Deadline: May 21st 
• Drop for Non-Payment: May 22nd Payment Deadline  
• Summer Term: June 2nd – July 11th (Social Problems is a 2 – 3 week course)  
• Last Day of Classes: July 3rd  
• Final Exams: July 9th - July 11th  

Student Academic Pathway: (Morning or afternoon session ONLY online) 

Kinesiology (Morning Session) 

Sport Analytics KSP 464  

10 – 20 Students 
Instructor: Prof. Yvonne Phillips 

Description  

This dynamic, month-long summer program is designed for high school students interested in sports, data, and technology. Through a hands-on approach, students will delve into the world of sports analytics, learning how to interpret game data, make predictions, and understand the statistics that drive decisions in the sports industry. By combining the basics of probability, data analysis techniques, and introductions to Excel and R programming, students will engage with real-world sports data sets, learn from industry experts, and gain a comprehensive understanding of how technology is shaping the future of sports.  

Kinesiology (Afternoon Session) 

Sport Injuries KSP 258  

10 – 20 Students  
Instructor: Dr. Michael Douglas 

Description 
Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of the human body and sports injuries! In this course, you'll explore the essential building blocks of musculoskeletal anatomy and how it's connected to preventing, detecting, and healing sports-related injuries. Whether you're dreaming of becoming an Athletic Therapist, coach, or athlete, this course is a must for all Kinesiology and Sports Sciences enthusiasts. Through hands-on experiences and practical exercises, you'll learn how to analyze injuries and apply your knowledge to real-life situations. Get ready to flex your critical thinking muscles and unleash your creativity as you communicate your ideas both orally and in writing. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the body and discover how to keep athletes in top medical condition. 

Sociology (Morning Session) 

Social Problems: Sociology 103  

10 – 20 Students 
Instructor: Dr. Welcher  

Description:  

This course examines the major issues confronting society: economic and political change, nationalism, racial and ethnic relations, sexism, socioeconomic class, crime and justice, health and education, and family life. It discusses causes, effects, possible solutions and future trends. Students will examine the interrelationship of social problems and their roots in fundamental social institutions. 

Sociology (Afternoon Session) 

Social Problems: Sociology 103  

10 – 20  Students  
Instructor: Dr. Welcher  

Description:  

This course examines the major issues confronting society: economic and political change, nationalism, racial and ethnic relations, sexism, socioeconomic class, crime and justice, health and education, and family life. It discusses causes, effects, possible solutions and future trends. Students will examine the interrelationship of social problems and their roots in fundamental social institutions. 

Watch this video from Dr. Adria Welcher on the Sociology 101 course: 

What are the Costs of Attendance?

Our program offers a straightforward pricing structure with a flat fee of $3,500.00 for enrollment. Please note that course materials, including textbooks, may incur additional costs of up to $100 per course. This transparent approach allows students to better plan their educational expenses while ensuring access to high-quality, up-to-date learning resources essential for their academic success.

Making Payments

1. Click on the TigerPay icon from the My portal site 
2. TigerPay will open in a new browser window 
3. Scroll down to Available Items
4. Select Road to the House – Pre College.  A pop-up box will appear on the right side of the screen.  Please select your courses from the drop-down box.  
5. Once you select your courses you will be able to select check out on the bottom right-hand side of the screen.