What does it mean to think like a psychologist? In Introduction to Psychology, students explore three central psychological perspectives — the behavioral, the cognitive, and the sociocultural — in order to develop a multifaceted understanding of what thinking like a psychologist encompasses. The additional question of “How do psychologists put what they know into practice?” informs study of the research methods in psychology, the ethics surrounding them, and the application of those methods to practice.

In this course, students learn about how consumers and producers interact to form a market and then how and why the government may intervene in that market. Students deepen their understanding of basic microeconomic theory through class discussion and debate, problem solving, and written reflection.

In this course, students learn financial responsibility and social consciousness. They examine a wide array of topics including personal budgeting, credit cards and credit scores, career and earning potential, insurance, real estate, financial investment, retirement savings, charitable giving, taxes, and other items related to personal finance.

This course investigates various topics in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics using a series of projects and problems that are both meaningful and relevant to the students’ lives. Students develop engineering skills, including design principles, modeling, and presentations, using a variety of computer hardware and software applications to complete assignments and projects.

This ACT prep course facilitated by The Princeton Review is a great way to improve your scores! If your program is eligible for a better score guarantee, we guarantee that at the end of your program, you will get a higher test score. If not, you get your money back.

This ACT prep course facilitated by The Princeton Review is a great way to improve your scores! If your program is eligible for a better score guarantee, we guarantee that at the end of your program, you will get a higher test score. If not, you get your money back.

Summer Scholars is a program offered through the SLU School of Medicine for high school students interested in pursuing a career in medicine. It is a three week program where students are introduced to various specialties, hands-on activities, and ACT Prep. Our students will participate in a community service project as well as complete a research project that will be presented at the culminating event of the program.

Summer Scholars is a program offered through the SLU School of Medicine for high school students interested in pursuing a career in medicine. It is a three week program where students are introduced to various specialties, hands-on activities, and ACT Prep. Our students will participate in a community service project as well as complete a research project that will be presented at the culminating event of the program.

Through workshops, guest speakers, and field trips, students will gain hands-on experience and observe first-hand what it is like to be a lawyer. Students will observe court proceedings, and also interact with judges, lawyers, and law students. Students will learn trial advocacy skills and the week will culminate with a mock trial competition followed by an awards ceremony and reception with family and friends.

Catholic University offers dual enrollment courses to eligible high school students, allowing students to earn Catholic University credits before the official start of their undergraduate studies.

Catholic University offers dual enrollment courses to eligible high school students, allowing students to earn Catholic University credits before the official start of their undergraduate studies.

Come join us at the 2023 Chaminade Summer Athletic Camps.

Come join us at the 2023 Chaminade Summer Athletic Camps.

Come join us at the 2023 Chaminade Summer Athletic Camps.

In this course, students build an understanding of and apply skills in various aspects of architectural design. While gaining key insights into the roles of architectural analysis, materials, 3D design, and spatial awareness, students develop proficiency in architectural visual communication.