Pre-College at UVM
Experience UVM and get an early start on gaining college credit.
Stay academically engaged this summer at
The University of Vermont
Focus on core requirements, take a summer science course, or explore a new area of interest. Earn credits on campus or online.
Registration is open!
There’s so much to learn at UVM’s Summer University. With 500+ courses—and more than 200 online— you can earn credits toward your core requirements, stay engaged through the summer on your path to degree completion, or take a class just for fun. Want to live on or off campus? Explore a passion? Visit Vermont in the summer? Get a taste of college life? Then take a look at Summer U.
Whether you’re an undergraduate, graduate student, high school student, or a working or retired professional, Summer U has a course for you. What’s more, summer tuition is 30% less than academic-year tuition. And with so many classes to choose from, small class sizes, and three sessions in May, June, and July, you can enjoy your summer and experience all that UVM has to offer.
Featured Courses & Programs
Online Courses
Learn wherever you are with more than 200 online summer courses.
John Dewey Kitchen Institute
A workshop/experience focuses on the kitchen as a way to emphasize experiential education.
Catamount Farm
Learn to Farm and Earn College Credit at the UVM.
Summer CREAM
12-week summer program that will cover agricultural management and large-animal handling, health, breeding, care, use, and ethics.
Anatomy & Physiology ANPS 19
ANPS 19 covers basic cell structure, tissues, and the nervous and muscular systems.
Anatomy & Physiology ANPS 20
ANPS 20 covers the cardiovascular, immune, gastrointestinal, endocrine, respiratory, urinary and reproductive systems and builds on material presented in ANPS 19.
Medical School and Mentorship Summer Program
The UVM Larner College of Medicine Mentorship & Enrichment Summer Program can provide practice and feedback on essential interviewing skills, and important knowledge and tools for taking the recently revised MCAT exam.
Animal Science: Intro to the Horse
Starting with evolution and domestication and progressing to current breeds, colors, uses, health, and management of horses, students gain a basic understanding of one of our most beloved domestic animals. No prior horse experience or knowledge is required.