Persuasive Essay Writing for High Schoolers at University of Michigan
University of Michigan
Apply NowWant to make your arguments impossible to ignore? Join University of Michigan's summer programme to build persuasive essays and confident public speaking—explore rhetorical techniques, get feedback in workshops, present live and boost your uni applications and communication skills.
This summer enrichment course at the University of Michigan teaches high school students how to craft persuasive essays and strengthen public speaking. Over interactive workshops, students study rhetorical techniques, analyze famous examples of persuasion, and practice structured argument and storytelling to engage different audiences.
Learning activities include small-group workshops, peer reviews, group discussions and live presentations designed to build both written and spoken confidence. The program emphasises authentic voice, clarity of argument, stylistic impact and portfolio-building; students receive instructor feedback and a detailed performance report at the end of the course.
Available as day or residential options with 2- and 3-week sessions, the course provides a university-campus experience. Residential tuition typically includes housing, meals, organized activities and local transportation; additional details on accommodation and transfer logistics are provided upon acceptance.
Course Completion Certificate; Letter of Recognition (performance report). Credit-bearing options available for some courses
June — Boarding (3 Weeks)
June — Day (3 Weeks)
June — Boarding (2 Weeks)
June — Day (2 Weeks)
July — Boarding (2 Weeks)
July — Day (2 Weeks)
Location
- Aged 14-18 (high school students)
- Completed Summer Institute Application required for admission
- Keen interest in writing and communication
£3,345
Several session options and prices are published: Day and Boarding options (2- and 3-week sessions). Examples: Day 2-week price £3,345; Boarding 2-week price £5,575; Day 3-week price £3,642; Boarding 3-week price £7,137. Tuition for residential programs typically includes housing (where applicable), 2-3 meals per day, activities, excursions and on-campus transportation. Not included: application fee, airfare, off-campus meals, laundry, linens and personal spending. International students pay a mandatory international registration fee for U.S. programs (USD $379 residential or $239 commuter) which covers visa support, airport transfers, medical insurance and arrival assistance.
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