Fairfax Collegiate Summer 2025
This summer your child can have fun and learn!
Since 1993, the Fairfax Collegiate Summer Program has provided challenging and engaging courses in math, writing, science, public speaking, engineering, computing, robotics and drones, simulators and VR, filmmaking, art and design, TJ and ACL prep, and SAT and PSAT prep.
Small classes are available both in-person at locations throughout Northern Virginia, and online via Zoom. Courses are built around creative activities that are captivating and entertaining, as well as informative.
Summer Program instructors include undergraduate and graduate students at leading universities, as well as area public and private school teachers. They take into account each student's interests and needs, and students are able to get help from an instructor at any time.
Thousands of students attend Fairfax Collegiate programs each year. Register today to reserve your child's opportunity for academic and creative growth at Fairfax Collegiate.
Plan your child's schedule and sign up for classes with our online registration system.
The Summer 2025 Catalog will be available soon.
Fairfax Collegiate Year-Round
Trusted In-Person Digital SAT Prep
Fairfax Collegiate has taught thousands of students over the last 30 years and will deliver effective in-person test prep to your child.
Fall classes start in August and meet in-person at McLean and Ashburn.
Have fun and explore some of Fairfax Collegiate's summer options
This winter break, have fun and explore some of Fairfax Collegiate's summer options with free winter break workshops!
Prepare for Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology Admissions
Learn to craft strong Student Portrait Sheet and Problem-Solving essays.
Fall online class sections start October 19.
Prepare for Academies of Loudoun (AOS and AET) Admissions
Get ready for the STEM Thinking Skills Assessment and the ACL Writing Assessment.
Fall online class sections start September 21.
Trusted Support for Virginia Math Students
Math is like sports. To reach their full potential, math students, like athletes, need deliberate practice, expert coaching, and supportive teammates.
Read, Discuss, and Write About the Constitution
Writing the Constitution is an online program that teaches basic composition. Each unit of the program is eight weekly one-on-one Oxford-style tutorials.