
Experiential Learning
Live on campus and immerse yourself in the full experience.
Explore Experiential LearningUPR Pre-College Programs are designed for high school students to explore the challenges and opportunities of the college experience. You'll enjoy the excitement and responsibility that comes from balancing rigorous academics and enriching social activities without the pressure of formal grades.

Join a dynamic, urban island campus community seamlessly connected to all that Puerto Rico has to offer. Tour our public art, explore how to make your student life experience your own, in a packed Huskies DogHouse on game nights.
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Live on campus and immerse yourself in the full experience.
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Attend classes during the day and return home in the evening.
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Engage in research projects and internships to gain hands-on experience.
Explore Research & Internship OpportunitiesExplore fields and build skills. Sample subjects may include:

PCEN 201 · Business & Entrepreneurship
Session: Thirteen-Day Residential Term
Format: credit · 3 credits · Summer 2026
Meets: Daily · 9:00 AM-12:30 PM
Grades: Rising 9, Rising 10, Rising 11
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Life at UPRHarvard’s strong history of mentorship is guiding this year’s students to uncovering next year’s breakthroughs.
As part of a mentee-mentor pair, Olúmídé was awarded a fellowship to support his research into the substances that surround and interact with cells in the cortex of the brain.
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