Summer College

UVA Wise offers more than 30 summer courses that can help you complete your general education requirements (whether you are a UVA Wise student or not) and fulfill elective needs with fascinating courses.

Summer Session I runs from May 27 to June 27, 2025. Summer II is from July 7 to August 8, 2025.

Taught by full-time faculty, classes are often small—approximately 12 to 15 students per course—and a great way to receive individual guidance from your professors.

Tuition & Financial Aid

UVA Wise is proud to be consistently ranked by U.S. News and World Report as one of the top national public colleges whose students graduate with a low debt load. We’re glad to help you explore financial aid options to attend Summer College.  Contact the Office of Financial Aid by email at finaid@uvawise.edu.

Session I registration will conclude May 28, 2025 and Session II registration will conclude on July 8, 2025.

Admission & Registration

  • UVA Wise students: To register, visit course search and enroll as you would for other courses. If you have questions, please reach out to the Registrar’s Office.
  • Students who are not currently enrolled at UVA Wise: Apply for admission to take summer courses by using the admission application. If you do not plan to complete a degree at UVA Wise and simply want to register for summer courses, choose the “non-degree seeking student” option when applying online.

Please note:

  • Please register for no more than 7 credits for any one session and no more than 14 credits for both sessions. Only students with a GPA of at least 3.0 and approval by the Academic Affairs Office may exceed these limits.
  • The College reserves the right to cancel courses in which enrollment is less than eight.

Summer I Course Offerings

Business and Economics

  • ACC 2010 01: Principles of Financial Accounting
  • BUS 1350 56: Keys to Success
  • BUS 1850 01: Foundations of Business
  • BUS 3111 01: E-Commerce
  • BUS 3120 01: Business Information Systems
  • BUS 4250 01: Artificial Intelligence in Business
  • ECO 1050 01: Foundations of Economics
  • ECO 2050 01: Microeconomic Principles
  • MKT 3600 01: Data Visualization & Analytics

Communications

  • COM 1000 01: Public Speaking
  • COM 2200 01: Media Studies

Education

  • EDU 3040 01: Intro Dr Ed:Dr Task Analysis
  • EDU 3450 01: Foundations of Reading Instru.
  • EDU 5610 01: Inst Beyond the Standards
  • EDU 5610 99: Inst Beyond the Standards
  • EDU 5620 01: Differentiated Instruction
  • EDU 5620 99: Differentiated Instruction
  • HED 2230 01: Personal and Community Health
  • HED 2250 01: Nutrition
  • PED 1900 01: Pa: Jogging/Walking
  • PED 1900 02: Pa: Beach Volleyball
  • PED 3650 01: Biomechanics

History

  • HIS 1010 01: History of Western Civilization I
  • HIS 3900 01: Intro to Historical Research
  • HIS 3940 01: Intern Public His/Appalachian Study
  • HIS 3950 01: St: British Empire: Land & Race

Language and Literature

  • ENG 1020 01: Composition
  • ENG 3000 01: Introduction to Literature
  • ENG 3030 01: African-Amer. Poetry & Prose
  • ENG 3410 01: Intro to English Linguistics
  • FRE 2020 01: Intermediate French
  • SPA 1010 01: Elementary Spanish

Math and Computer Science

  • CSC 1010 01: Intro to Programming In Python
  • CSC 1100 01: Computer Literacy
  • CSC 1180 01: Foundations of Programming In C/C++
  • MTH 1110 01: Precalculus I
  • MTH 1180 01: Elem Probability & Statistics

Natural Sciences

  • BIO 1010 01: Principles of Biology
  • BIO 1011 01: Principles of Biology Lab
  • CHM 1010 01: College Chemistry 1
  • CHM 1011 01: College Chemistry Lab 1

Nursing

  • NUR 2100 01: Hlth Promotion & Nutrition Lifespan
  • NUR 3130 01: Health Assessment
  • NUR 3140 01: Health Assessment Lab

Social Sciences

  • CRJ 4950 01: St: Homicide
  • CRJ 4950 02: St: Crime Scene Investigation
  • PSY 3150 01: Counseling & Communication Skills
  • PSY 3750 01: Psychology of Love
  • PSY 4650 01: Experimental Existential Psychology
  • SOC 1100 01: Introduction to Sociology

Visual and Performing Arts

  • ART 2230 01: Theory & Practice of Ceramics
  • MUS 1070 01: Everyone Can Create Music - Ipad
  • MUS 3070 01: Everyone Can Create Music - Ipad

Summer II Course Offerings

Business and Economics

  • ACC 2020 01: Principles of Managerial Accounting
  • BUS 1350 56: Keys to Success
  • BUS 1850 01: Foundations of Business
  • BUS 2250 01: Introduction to Business Analytics
  • BUS 3118 01: Project Risk Management
  • BUS 3140 01: International Business
  • ECO 2060 01: Macroeconomic Principles
  • ECO 3140 01: International Business

Communications

  • COM 1000 01: Public Speaking
  • COM 3960 01: St:Social Media Communication

Education

  • EDU 3060 01: Driver Educ Instructional Prin
  • PED 1900 01: Pa: Walking/Jogging

History

  • HIS 1020 01: History Western Civ Ii
  • HIS 1070 01: American History I
  • HIS 1070 02: American History I
  • HUM 1850 01: Introduction to Appalachian Studies

Language and Literature

  • SPA 1020 01: Elementary Spanish

Natural Sciences

  • CHM 1020 01: College Chemistry II
  • CHM 1021 01: College Chemistry Lab 2

Social Sciences

  • CRJ 3950 01: St: Forensic Death Investigation
  • CRJ 3951 01: St: Travel Scams
  • CRJ 4950 01: St: Conspiracy Theories
  • CRJ 4950 02: St: Munchausen Syndrm & Othr Factious
  • POL 1010 01: Amer Nat Politics/Pol Institut
  • PSY 3000 01: Psychology of Gender
  • PSY 4950 01: St; Conspiracy Theories
  • PSY 4950 02: St; Munchausen Syndrm & Othr Factious
  • PSY 4960 01: St: Trauma Related Counseling
  • SOC 3950 01: St: Forensic Death Investigation
  • SOC 3951 01: St: Sexualities

Visual and Performing Arts

  • ART 2230 01: Theory & Practice of Ceramics
  • MUS 4712 01: Elementary Music Education