NMH Summer at Northfield Mount Hermon is a remarkable student-centered learning community that opens its stunning Massachusetts campus in the summer to welcome students from across the globe who, like you, want to make the most of their break.

Summer Scholars and English-Language Immersion:
Four weeks, July 5 to Aug. 2

Summer Enthusiasts: Two weeks, July 5 to July 19 or July 20 to Aug. 2

Summer Explorers: Two-week travel programs starting May 26

Summer Athletic Academies: Five-day sports camps starting June 29

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New this year!

Four weeks

Use your summer to dive deeper into one area of study so you can advance to a higher level during the school year. Try new subjects you would not otherwise have the chance to explore.

Two weeks

Explore new worlds and build real-world skills in two-week intensive programs that offer rigorous academics, creative expression, and interactive learning to spark your curiosity and sharpen your abilities. 

Two weeks

Step outside the classroom for unforgettable immersive travel adventures. Take part in language-immersion, service-learning, or outdoor-adventure programs in captivating destinations, from the ancient cities of Spain and Morocco to the heart of New England’s Connecticut River.

English-Language
Immersion

Four weeks

Our highly regarded English-Language Immersion program welcomes students from around the world for an unforgettable summer of growth, exploration, and friendship. Build your skills and confidence in English while diving into American culture.

New England's Longest-Running
English Fluency Program — Since 1905!

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Summer Athletics Academies

Every summer, NMH hosts several exciting sports camps run by well-regarded outside organizations. We also hold our own weeklong sports camps, led by NMH varsity coaches, to take place in late May through early August; stay tuned for more details soon.

NMH Summer offers lots of options to fit your interests and your schedule.

You can attend as a day student or stay in our campus dorms, with a five-day boarding option for students who want to go home on weekends. 

We offer two- and four-week sessions where you can explore exciting subjects, take part in athletics and arts opportunities, and enjoy fun recreational activities. You can also hone your athletics skills in one of our summer sports camps or widen your horizons with one of our exciting travel programs.

  • “I could write an entire novel about those incredible five weeks I spent at NMH. The campus was amazing and filled with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. The staff were friendly, kind, and knowledgeable. It was most definitely a summer that I will never forget.”

  • “I had an excellent experience, both academically and on a more personal level. I met inspiring people who pushed me to be my best self. I enjoyed every moment of my stay, thousands of miles from home.”

  • “I’d like to thank you and everyone at the NMH Summer program. The program was one of the best experiences [I had] when I attended over 20 years ago, and it still remains the best summer program today.”

  • “My daughter had an amazing time at NMH Summer. I had been looking for a good camp for her for the past few years, I wish I knew about NMH earlier!”

  • “My advisor was super kind and helpful. She always made time to help me and was there for me when I needed her.”

  • “Our child really enjoyed his time at NMH this summer. He made a lot of great friends, truly enjoyed the teachers, and gained a lot from his classes. This has been such a great experience for him, and I believe it will truly change the way he looks at education going forward.”

  • “[My child] has been raving about the NMH program since she left this summer and has been waiting for the application to open because she wants to attend the program again.”

  • “This was the best summer of my life. It was my first time visiting the U.S., and I loved the whole experience, from living on campus to getting to know peers from all over the world.”