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Cardiology Summer Program
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A residential pre-med experience introducing cardiology through hands-on skills labs, medical speakers and a realistic look at the specialty.
Last verified: 10 Sept 2026Reviewed by:SSSean Stevens
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Cardiology Summer Program at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility
Current status
Applications open
Eligibility
US Grades 9-12
Age range / Year group
Ages 14-18
Location / Region
United States
Cost
$2,950
Duration
1 week
Format
In-person
Application deadline
Rolling · Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
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Accommodation: Shared university dorms
Meals: Sunday dinner to Friday lunch
Latest verified cycle: Summer 2026
Campus experience: Labs, speakers and evening activities
Tutors / faculty: Physicians, faculty and medical students
Cardiology Summer Program summary
This residential pre-med program offers a focused introduction to cardiology through practical skills labs, career exploration and sessions with medical professionals.
Students examine what cardiologists do, how doctors train and specialize, and the realistic advantages and drawbacks of the career.
It suits students seriously considering medicine who want a structured campus experience before committing to a longer academic pathway.
What is Cardiology Summer Program?
The Cardiology Summer Program is Outset's residential introduction to cardiology and the route from medical school into the specialty. Students explore cardiologists' work, medical training, subspecialties and the realities of the career.
The experience combines classroom learning, hands-on skills sessions and talks from physicians, medical faculty and medical students. Campus living, shared meals and organized evening activities add a broader taste of residential student life.
Why Succeed highlights Cardiology Summer Program
The curriculum focuses on a specific medical specialty rather than offering only a broad introduction to healthcare.
Hands-on labs complement sessions about cardiology training, subspecialties and career tradeoffs.
Physicians, medical faculty and medical students contribute practical professional perspectives.
Housing, meals, evening activities and 24/7 staffing are included in the residential experience.
Need-based financial aid and a small number of full scholarships are available.
Who is Cardiology Summer Program for?
Best for
Students with a serious interest in medicine who want to test cardiology through practical sessions and residential campus life.
Is Cardiology Summer Program worth it?
The program can be worthwhile for a student who wants a concentrated, practical test of their interest in cardiology. Specialty-focused labs and access to medical speakers offer more structure than independent career research.
The main limitation is value for money: it is a short, paid experience and does not replace strong grades, sustained subject engagement or clinical training. Families should weigh the residential inclusions and financial-aid options against less expensive ways to explore medicine.
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Cost and what is included
$2,950; includes Shared university dorm accommodation, Meals from Sunday dinner through Friday lunch, All academic programming, Hands-on labs and skills sessions, Medical doctor and faculty speakers, Evening activities, 24/7 campus staffing.
Accommodation
Shared university dorms
Meals
Sunday dinner to Friday lunch
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
1 week; United States.
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Compare with similar programsHow much preparation does Cardiology Summer Program need?
Effort level
Moderate.
Best started
Begin at least four to six weeks before your preferred summer session because admissions are rolling and campus options can fill.
Main challenge
Explaining a genuine interest in medicine during the application and admissions call.
Typical preparation
Review the cardiology curriculum and note which specialty topics interest you most.
Prepare a concise explanation of why you are considering medicine and cardiology.
Have recent academic information ready in case a transcript or teacher reference is requested.
If admitted, complete payments, forms, the pre-departure webinar and packing review through the student portal.
Useful if
You can identify specific cardiology questions or experiences you want to explore.
What do students do on Cardiology Summer Program?
Students move through a residential week of cardiology-focused teaching, practical medical sessions, campus meals and organized evening activities.
Step-by-step process
- 1
Learn what cardiologists do and how the specialty fits within medicine.
- 2
Explore medical education, cardiology training routes and subspecialties.
- 3
Practice specialty-related skills in hands-on labs.
- 4
Hear from physicians, medical faculty and medical students.
- 5
Discuss the advantages and drawbacks of a cardiology career.
- 6
Join campus free time, shared meals and organized evening activities.
Cardiology Summer Program dates and deadlines
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Reference date
Cardiology at UNC-Chapel Hill, 14-19 June 2026
14-19 June 2026
Cardiology at UNC-Chapel Hill, 21-26 June 2026
21-26 June 2026
Cardiology at UCLA, 28 June-3 July 2026
28 June-3 July 2026
Cardiology at UNC-Chapel Hill, 28 June-3 July 2026
28 June-3 July 2026
Cardiology at Columbia University, 5-10 July 2026
5-10 July 2026
Cardiology at UCLA, 12-17 July 2026
12-17 July 2026
Cardiology at UNC-Chapel Hill, 19-24 July 2026
19-24 July 2026
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Applications | Rolling admissions | Local | Reference date | |
Cardiology at UNC-Chapel Hill, 14-19 June 2026 | 14-19 June 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Cardiology at UNC-Chapel Hill, 21-26 June 2026 | 21-26 June 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Cardiology at UCLA, 28 June-3 July 2026 | 28 June-3 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Cardiology at UNC-Chapel Hill, 28 June-3 July 2026 | 28 June-3 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Cardiology at Columbia University, 5-10 July 2026 | 5-10 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Cardiology at UCLA, 12-17 July 2026 | 12-17 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Cardiology at UNC-Chapel Hill, 19-24 July 2026 | 19-24 July 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Eligibility and requirements
Students in US Grades 9-12
Strong academic record
Clear interest in healthcare
Statement explaining interest in medicine
Video admissions call after initial screening
Reference and transcript for some applicants
How much does Cardiology Summer Program cost?
Program fee
$2,950 — Housing, meals and programming included.
Funding or discounts
- Financial aid: Need-based — Request aid within the main application.
- Full scholarships: Limited — Need-based and highly competitive.
What's included
Shared university dorm accommodation, Meals from Sunday dinner through Friday lunch, All academic programming, Hands-on labs and skills sessions, Medical doctor and faculty speakers, Evening activities, 24/7 campus staffing
How to apply to Cardiology Summer Program
- 1
Complete the free online application, including your interest in medicine.
- 2
Attend a 10-minute video call if you pass the initial screening.
- 3
Provide a teacher reference and transcript if the admissions team requests them.
- 4
Wait for the admissions decision, usually issued within one week.
- 5
If seeking aid, request it within the same application.
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What does Cardiology Summer Program cover?
The program covers the following focus areas.
The cardiologist's role
Explore what cardiologists do in medical practice.
Training and subspecialties
Understand medical education, specialty training and cardiology pathways.
Hands-on medical skills
Practice clinical techniques in structured skills labs.
Professional perspectives
Learn from physicians, medical faculty and medical students.
Career evaluation
Consider the advantages and drawbacks of a cardiology career.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
What is a typical day on Cardiology Summer Program?
A typical day during the program.
Mornings
Classroom sessions introduce pre-med pathways and medical topics.
Afternoons
Students complete hands-on activities and hear from a medical speaker.
Evenings
Staff organize activities such as bowling or on-campus social events.
Lights out
Students return to the dorm after evening free time.
Who teaches on Cardiology Summer Program?
Hands-on labs and specialty sessions are taught by trained physicians, medical faculty and medical students. The curriculum also includes medical doctor and faculty speakers who share practical career perspectives.
Where do students stay on Cardiology Summer Program?
Residential plan
- University dorms: Students stay in host-campus accommodation used by college students.
- Shared rooms: One or two roommates are typical.
- Meal package: Meals run from Sunday dinner through Friday lunch.
- Campus support: Trained staff live in the dorm and are available 24/7.
- Evening activities: Staff organize on- and off-campus social activities.
- Dietary needs: Vegan, gluten-free and other needs can be accommodated.
Bathrooms are shared in hall- or suite-style arrangements. Single rooms may be available for an extra fee.
What happens after Cardiology Summer Program?
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Clarify whether cardiology matches your interests.
Understand the route from medical school to specialization.
Use practical experience to reflect on future medical study.
Discuss the experience in a personal statement where relevant.
Return for another Outset program without reapplying.
Outset describes the experience as an extracurricular, not a deciding factor in college admission.
Where does Cardiology Summer Program take place?
The latest verified cardiology sessions were hosted at UNC-Chapel Hill in Chapel Hill, UCLA in Los Angeles and Columbia University in New York City. Students live and study on the host campus, although Outset is the program provider rather than the university itself.
Outset is affiliated with some, but not all, host universities.
Cardiology Summer Program FAQs
Students explore what cardiologists do, medical education and training routes, cardiology subspecialties, practical skills and the advantages and drawbacks of the career.
It is designed for students in US Grades 9-12 with a clear interest in healthcare and a strong academic record.
Outset brings in trained physicians, medical faculty and medical students to teach hands-on labs and specialty-related sessions.
The fee includes shared university housing, meals, academic programming, hands-on labs, evening activities and 24/7 campus staffing.
Yes. Families can request financial aid in the main application, and a small number of need-based full scholarships are offered each year.
Students apply online and may complete a 10-minute admissions call. A teacher reference and transcript are requested from some applicants before a decision is issued.
Students usually share university dorm rooms with one or two roommates. The meal package runs from Sunday dinner through Friday lunch, mostly using campus dining halls.
No. Outset describes it as an extracurricular that may demonstrate serious interest in medicine, while grades, references, test scores and personal statements remain more important.
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- Apply to Outset 2026
- Housing & Dining at Outset - Campus Dorms & Meal Plans
- Cardiology Pre-Med Summer Camp at Columbia | Outset
- Cardiology Pre-Med Summer Camp at UCLA | Outset
- Cardiology Pre-Med Summer Camp at UNC-Chapel Hill | Outset
- Alumni Students
- Enrolled Students - Outset
- Financial Aid & Scholarships - Outset
- Photos & Videos from Outset Teen Medicine Programs
- Fees & Admissions for Outset
- Typical Day at Outset
- Frequently Asked Questions - Outset
- Teen Cardiology Summer Program - Pre-Med Camp
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