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Summer Scholars | Three-Week, Credit Program 

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  • On-Campus Program Daily Schedule

    Have an immersive on-campus experience in a residential or commuter status. This three-week, credit program is open to students completing grades 10 or 11. Each academic track consists of a morning and afternoon course. Courses are structured around lectures, open discussion, lab work and guest lecturers.

    Classes are in-person held daily, Monday through Friday. Note: class times are subject to change.

    Morning class:  8:10 am - 11:40 am

    Lunch: 11:40 am - 1:10 pm 

    Afternoon class:  1:10 pm - 4:40 pm

  • Coursework

    Students enrolled in college credit courses will be assigned coursework to complete outside of class during evenings and on weekends.

    Assignments, quizes and exams are mandatory. 

UM Academies | Two-Week, Non-Credit Program 

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  • On-Campus Program Daily Schedule

    Have an immersive on-campus experience in a residential or commuter status. UM Academies are open to students who are currently in grade 9, 10, or 11 (rising sophomores, juniors and seniors). Students select one Academy (non-credit course) to study over the two-week session. Students will meet in both morning and afternoon sessions in an engaging, experiential academic setting. 

    Classes are in-person and held daily, Monday through Friday. Note: class times are subject to change.

    Morning session:  9:15 am - 11:30 am

    Lunch: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

    Afternoon session:  1:00 pm - 3:15 pm

  • Coursework

    Students will have projects outside the classroom, and those are mandatory.   

Engage in Co-Curricular Activities with Our Campus Community

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  • Co-Curricular Programming

    Co-curricular activities complement classroom learning and are a vital component of the Summer Scholars Program and UM Academies. Students will have many opportunities to engage in student development and social experiences outside the classroom. 

  • In-Person Program

    Beyond the Classroom: The Pre-College Experience

    At the University of Miami, learning extends beyond the classroom. Our Pre-College Programs combine academic exploration, college preparation, campus engagement, and social activities to help high school students build confidence, develop friendships, and experience university life.

    Student Support and Mentorship

    Students receive guidance and support from Pre-College staff throughout their program. Our team helps students navigate campus life, connect with university resources, and make the most of their summer experience.

    Academic Tracks and Learning Communities

    Students enrolled in the three-week Summer Scholars Program participate in academic tracks that bring together students with shared interests and academic goals. Through their courses and collaborative learning experiences, students develop meaningful connections with peers while exploring potential college majors and career pathways.

    College Preparation

    Our college readiness activities help students better understand the college experience and prepare for the next steps in their educational journey. Opportunities may include:

    • University of Miami undergraduate admission information sessions and workshops
    • College essay and résumé development
    • Introduction to university library resources and academic research

    Campus Engagement

    Students have opportunities to explore the University of Miami community and connect with current undergraduate students through activities such as: 

    • Campus tours and interactive trivia
    • Introductions to student clubs and organizations
    • Arts and cultural experiences 

    Social Activities and Student Life

    Summer at Miami is about more than academics! Students can build friendships and create lasting memories through a variety of organized activities, including game nights, movie nights, trivia competitions, recreational sports, pool parties, and study breaks.

    Weekend Excursions and Miami Experiences

    Students may have opportunities to explore Miami and South Florida through organized, staff-supervised excursions. Depending on the summer schedule, activities may include:

    • Snorkeling
    • Attending a Miami Marlins baseball game

    Scheduled program excursions are included in applicable tuition and program fees.

    Parent and Family Engagement

    We also provide opportunities for parents and families to learn more about the college journey through informational webinars and presentations. Topics may include:

    • University of Miami undergraduate admissions
    • Understanding the financial aid process

    Activities listed are examples of potential co-curricular programming and are subject to change. Offerings may vary by program, session, and student eligibility. Some activities may be delivered virtually.

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