Online Programs

Application Info
Apply Now

Explore business fundamentals right at home with Wharton instructors and peers around the world.

Wharton Global Youth’s Online Programs are interactive, pre-collegiate experiences for students currently enrolled in grades 9–12. Led by Wharton faculty and instructional staff, these programs explore topics driven by Wharton research and teaching, and have been adapted specifically for the virtual classroom. Students engage with our rigorous business education while studying and networking with global peers, all before they head to college.

A circular logo with the text "Wharton Online Experience" surrounding a laptop icon displaying a shield emblem on its screen.

“Learning alongside talented, driven, and business-inclined students from professors with decades of expertise is an irreplaceable experience. The instruction and attention I received was truly one-of-a-kind. I know that what I learned here will serve as a strong foundation for my business journey ahead.”

– Melinda H., California, USA

Programs

A light bulb with a dollar sign inside and three arrows pointing outwards, symbolizing ideas or innovations leading to financial growth.

Financial Decision Making

Financial Decision Making explores the basics of economics and fundamental financial principles. Students will develop a robust understanding of financial concepts and navigate the complexities of the financial world confidently.
A stylized icon of a computer screen displaying code, representing software development or programming.

Moneyball FLEX

Moneyball Academy FLEX is a flexible, online program that introduces statistics and coding through a sports lens.
A stylized globe with continents, featuring a bar chart and upward arrow, symbolizing global growth or economic progress.

Future of the Business World

Led by Wharton faculty, Future of the Business World introduces the foundations of a Wharton education. Explore real-time business themes and engage with big questions through group work, project-based learning, business simulations, and more.
Illustration of a football combined with a data graph on a turquoise background with a dotted pattern, representing sports analytics.

Sports Business Academy

In the Sports Business Academy, examine various academic disciplines as they apply to the sports industry with an overview of the business and legal aspects of various intercollegiate, Olympic, and professional sports enterprises.
A white globe with continents next to three abstract people icons on a blue background, symbolizing global community or teamwork.

Essentials of Leadership

Get an introduction to undergraduate business education in Essentials of Leadership. Develop outstanding leadership, teamwork, and communication skills with Wharton faculty, guest speakers, and peers around the world.
Illustration of a football with an analytics graph on a blue dotted background, representing sports analytics.

Moneyball: Training Camp

At the Wharton Moneyball Training Camp, learn the fundamental principles of sports statistics from Wharton Prof. Adi Wyner, guest faculty, and PhD students. Strong math skills and an interest in sports are welcomed.
A stylized illustration of an arrow hitting the center of a target with a dollar symbol nearby, representing financial goals or success.

Understanding Your Money

Understanding Your Money is a self-paced program that offers an introduction to fundamental economic concepts, investing, and basic money management to help you make smarter financial decisions.

Earn college credits and enroll in Wharton courses in the Pre-Baccalaureate Program, designed for exceptional high school juniors and seniors. Taught by Wharton instructors and supported by academic advisors, students in the program experience education at a top-ranked business school within a small class environment.

Badge for the Wharton Pre-Baccalaureate Program, featuring an open book with a shield and text on a blue circular background.

Program Comparison Chart

PROGRAMDURATIONLOCATIONOnline Community (GYM) AccessPARTICIPANTSPROGRAM DATES
Future of the Business World
(innovation, entrepreneurship, emerging technologies, product design)		2 WeeksOnlineYesGrades 9–12Session 1: June 16 - June 27, 2025

Session 2: July 7 - July 18, 2025

Session 3: July 21 - August 1, 2025

Essentials of Leadership
(leadership, teamwork, management)		2 WeeksOnlineYesGrades 9–12Session 1: June 16 - June 27, 2025

Session 2: July 7 - July 18, 2025

Financial Decision Making
(finance, economics)		1 WeekOnlineYesGrades 9–12Session 1: June 16 - June 27, 2025

Session 2: July 7 - July 18, 2025

Moneyball Training Camp
(statistics, sports analytics)		1 WeekOnlineYesGrades 9–12Session 1: June 23 - June 27, 2025

Session 2: July 21 - July 25, 2025

Sports Business Academy
(leadership, management, marketing, sports business)		3 WeeksOnlineYesGrades 10–11July 7 - July 25, 2025
Moneyball FLEX
(statistics, sports analytics)		4 WeeksOnlineNoGrades 9–12Spring Session 1: March 30 - April 27, 2025

Summer Session 1: June 22 - June 27, 2025

Understanding Your Money
(personal finance, investing)		13-15 Hours (self-paced)OnlineNoGrades 9–12Enroll Immediately
Pre-baccalaureate Program5 ½ WeeksOnlineYes; summer onlyGrades 10-11Summer 1: May 26 - July 2, 2025

Summer 2: July 3 - August 8, 2025

Hear from the Students

Curious about Wharton Global Youth Program’s online experience? See what past participants have to say about lessons learned and connections made.

INCLUDED IN ALL SUMMER ONLINE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Wharton Global Youth Meetup (GYM)

Wharton Global Youth Meetup (GYM) is a creative, co-curricular community open to summer students as a way to connect to one another — and Wharton — before, during, and after their programs. Featuring both live and independent programming, the GYM is designed to ensure virtual participants don’t miss out on valuable community building and networking. 

*The GYM is included in all online summer programs, except Understanding Your Money. 

Learn More
Graphic with a blue background featuring the words "Global Youth Meetup" over a globe and networking symbols. Icons include a light bulb, chat bubbles, and graphs.