Chestertown

Chestertown
George Washington bust at Washington College
Site Information
College	Washington College
Location	Chestertown, Maryland
Years of Operation	1996-2017
Avg. Number of Students	240
Courses Offered
Humanities	Model United Nations and Advanced Geography | Colonial America | The Middle Ages | Spanish | Victorian Women's History | Great Cases: American Legal History | US Environmental History | Topics in Psychology | Introduction to Logic | French | The Renaissance | Big Questions
Writing	The Art of Writing: Process and Product | Elements of Drama | Heroes and Villains | Writing and Imagination | Writing Autobiography | Whodunit?: Mystery and Suspense in Literature and Film | Writing the Expository Essay | Writing Workshop: Images and Text
Math	Individually Paced Mathematics Sequence | Inductive Reasoning | Deductive Reasoning | Algebra and its Applications | Geometry and its Applications | Reasoning | History of Mathematics | Data and Chance
Computer Science	Introduction to Computer Languages | Computer Science: Programming in Scheme | Introduction to Robotics
Science	Bay Ecology | Bay Ecology II | Meteorology | Scientific Reasoning | Examining the Evidence | Science and Engineering | Principles of Engineering Design | Medical Sciences: Pharmacology and Toxicology | Exercise Physiology and Sports Medicine | Fundamentals of Genetics | Biology of the Senses | Flight Science | Marine Ecology
Canon
"American Pie" | "Sweet Caroline" | "Stairway to Heaven"

Chestertown is a Baby CTY site with its campus being Washington College. It has a very wide variety of courses to offer. It's code is CHS.This site is a residential site, so your children will stay at the college for 3 weeks. If you do not want to do residential, please select from the day sites.

Site Description

Washington College was allowed to use George Washington's name by Washington himself, but it was formerly known as College at Chester. It was founded by William Smith. The college was officially founded in 1782, just six years after the Declaration of Independence was signed.