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Princeton Summer Journalism Program

Princeton University

Journalism & Media
Summer Program
~5 weeks virtual + 10-day residential, June-AugModeratePrinceton, NJ (with virtual component)January 26
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Princeton Summer Journalism Program

Princeton University

A hands-on opportunity for high school students interested in journalism & media.

Deadline: January 26Official program link

Location

Princeton, NJ (with virtual component)

Cost

Free

Deadline

January 26

Duration

~5 weeks virtual + 10-day residential, June-Aug

Eligibility

High-achieving high school juniors from low-income backgrounds

Low-Income

What to expect

Free residential journalism and college prep institute.. Free residential journalism and college prep institute. Up to 40 students learn from Princeton professors and professional journalists and publish the Princeton Summer Journal. Includes year-long college admissions advising.

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