Order in the Court: Mock Trial Summer Program — Georgetown University (BestParents)
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Fancy arguing a real case at Georgetown? Join the two-week Mock Trial Summer Programme to role-play attorneys, witnesses and judges, build courtroom confidence, sharpen public speaking and critical thinking, and boost your uni/career readiness.
Order in the Court is a two-week on-campus Mock Trial Summer Program at Georgetown University designed for high-school students aged 14–18. Through realistic trial simulations, participants take on the roles of attorneys, defendants, witnesses, judges, and jurors to learn courtroom procedure, evidence analysis, and persuasive advocacy.
The program emphasises development of critical thinking, public speaking, cross-examination, and trial preparation skills. The course is delivered in small, interactive classes with experienced instructors from Georgetown's academic community.
Residential (boarding) and day options are available and tuition typically covers academic tuition, housing for residential participants, meals, activities and some campus transportation. International students receive visa support documentation, arrival assistance, and international medical/health insurance as described in the program materials.
Grade report; college credit available for credit-bearing classes (acceptance of credit depends on receiving institution)
June — Boarding
June — Day
July — Boarding
July — Day
Location
- Aged 14-18 (high school students)
- Completed Summer Institute application required for admission
- International students not in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program require a B-2 visitor visa; students in the Visa Waiver Program must apply for an ESTA
£3,185
Program options: Day program £3,185 (2 weeks) or Boarding program £5,630 (2 weeks). An international registration fee applies for U.S. programs (example: $379 residential / $239 commuter). Some specialised courses may require additional academic fees.
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