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 31 to July 1. Summer II is from July 6 to August 9, 2022.

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

Summer course tuition is $258 per credit hour for Virginia residents. For out-of-state tuition and other pertinent cost details see our summer fee information. Financial aid is available, including federal Pell assistance.

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 or by scheduling a chat with a financial aid or admissions officer.

Session I registration will conclude June 1, 2022 and Session II registration will conclude on July 7, 2022.

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 Accounting I
  • BUS 2110 01: Quant. Analysis W/Spreadsheet
  • BUS 3111 01: E-Commerce
  • BUS 3120 01: Business Information Systems
  • BUS 3950 01: St:Data Visualization/Analytics
  • BUS C350 56: Keys To Success
  • ECO 2050 01: Microeconomic Principles
  • ECO 2550 01: Basic Economic Issues And Concepts
  • MKT 3600 01: Data Visualization & Analytics

Communications

  • COM 1000 01: Public Speaking
  • COM 2200 01: Media Studies
  • COM 3400 01: Business/Professional Communications

Education

 

  • EDU 3590 01: Teaching Writing
  • EDU 3610 01: Children's Literature
  • EDU C410 50: Build Social Emotional Intelligence
  • EDU C425 50: Digital Learng Integration Clsrm
  • EDU C479 50: Conflict Resolution Strategies
  • EDU C493 50: Empwrng Stdnt Achevmnt W Gwth Mndst
  • EDU C498 50: Timely Teacher:Strategy Classrm Org
  • EDU C499 50: Learning W/Suess:Higher-Lvl Reading
  • EDU L251 50: Foundations Of Education
  • EDU L251 51: Foundations Of Education
  • EDU L345 50: Foundations Of Reading And Writing
  • EDU L360 50: Human Growth Development & Learning
  • EDU L360 51: Human Growth Development & Learning
  • EDU L360 55: Human Growth Development & Learning
  • EDU L369 50: Found Sp Ed W/Char & Legal Aspects
  • EDU L373 50: Characteristics Stds Disabilities
  • EDU L375 50: Assessment & Evaluation In Sp Ed
  • EDU L375 55: Assessment & Evaluation In Sp Ed
  • EDU L379 50: Characteristics Behaviorial Disab
  • EDU L381 50: Indiv Educ Prog Implementation:Elem
  • EDU L383 50: Iep Program Development & Implement
  • EDU L409 50: Assessment Of & For Learning
  • EDU L455 50: Transitioning Students W/Disabiliti
  • HED 2230 01: Personal And Community Health
  • HED 2250 01: Nutrition
  • LIB 3300 77: School Library Administration
  • LIB 3300 79: School Library Administration
  • PED 1900 01: Pa: Jogging/Walking

History

  • HIS 1010 01: History Of Western Civilization I
  • HIS 3000 01: Intro Historical Research/Writ
  • HIS 3020 01: Social Studies Teaching Method
  • HIS 3950 01: St:Spanish Cultr, His, Rel, Society
  • HIS 3951 15: St: Coal In Appalachia 1880-1890
  • PHI 3951 01: St: Pol & Phi Of Ancient Greece
  • REL 3000 01: Religions Of The World

Language and Literature

  • ENG 3000 01: Introduction To Literature
  • ENG 3410 01: Intro To English Linguistics
  • HUM 3950 01: St:Spanish Cultr, His, Rel, Society
  • HUM 3951 01: St: Pol & Phi Of Ancient Greece
  • SPA 1010 01: Elementary Spanish
  • SPA 3950 01: St:Spanish Cultr, His, Rel, Society

Math and Computer Science

  • CSC 1010 01: Intro To Programming In Python
  • CSC 1100 01: Computer Literacy
  • CSC 2180 01: Data Structures
  • MIS 4990 15: Is: Mgmt. Infmtn Systems Sem.
  • MTH 1010 01: College Algebra
  • MTH 1110 01: Precalculus I
  • MTH 1180 01: Elem Probability & Statistics
  • MTH 3050 15: Is: Hist Of Math For Teachers

Natural Sciences

  • BIO 1010 01: Principles Of Biology
  • BIO 1011 01: Principles Of Biology Lab
  • NAS 1010 01: Sci & Soc:Appalachia

Social Sciences

  • AJU 3940 15: Internship In Ajus
  • AJU 3950 01: St: Violence & Sexual Crime
  • AJU 3951 01: St: Homicides
  • POL 3951 01: St: Pol & Phi Of Ancient Greece
  • PSY 1100 01: Introduction To Psychology
  • PSY 3750 01: Psychology Of Love
  • PSY 4740 01: Adolescent Development
  • PSY 4950 01: St: Sleep And Dreaming

Visual and Performing Arts

  • ART 1000 01: Introduction To Art
  • ART 1960 01: St: Digital Photography
  • MUS 2950 01: St:Everyone Can Create Music W/Ipad
  • MUS L484 50: Methods Of Music Instruction K-12

Summer II Course Offerings

Business and Economics

  • ACC 2020 01: Principles Of Accounting Ii
  • BUS 3140 01: International Business
  • BUS 3950 01: St: Project Risk Management
  • 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 3020 01: Wkshp Ed: Mathematics Praxis
  • EDU C411 50: Understanding Poverty In Education
  • EDU C412 50: Sq Zero: Effect Trauma On Students
  • EDU C422 50: Understndg Soc & Emotional Learning
  • EDU C426 50: Motivating Math: Strat All Learners
  • EDU C434 50: Computer Sci For Absolute Beginners
  • EDU C466 50: Supporting Students With Autism
  • EDU C475 50: Google Apps For Educators
  • EDU C481 50: Small Groups-Big Results Read Inst
  • EDU C484 50: Rethinking Inst Project Based Learn
  • EDU C486 50: Target. Strugg. Readers To Succeed
  • EDU C488 50: Social Media For Educators
  • EDU C497 50: Threat Assessment For Educators
  • EDU L346 50: Reading And Language Acquisition
  • EDU L346 51: Reading And Language Acquisition
  • EDU L347 50: Lang Acquisition Reading Dev-Middle
  • EDU L348 50: Instr Strategies Reading & Writing
  • EDU L358 50: Reading In The Content Areas
  • EDU L358 51: Reading Literacy In Content Areas
  • EDU L368 50: Character Cognitive Disabilities
  • EDU L369 50: Found Sp Ed W/Char & Legal Aspects
  • EDU L382 50: Indiv Educ Prog Implementation:Sec
  • EDU L400 50: Sp Ed: Inst Strategies In Math
  • EDU L401 50: Methods Teaching Elem His & Soc Sci
  • EDU L402 50: Methods Teaching Elementary Science
  • EDU L403 50: Methods In Teaching Elem/Mid Math
  • EDU L408 50: Classroom And Behavior Management
  • EDU L408 51: Classroom And Behavior Management
  • EDU L408 52: Classroom And Behavior Management
  • EDU L446 50: Curriculum/Instruction Grades Pk-6
  • EDU L456 50: Collaboratn, Consultatn & Case Mgmt
  • EDU L482 50: Curriculum/Instruction Grades 6-12
  • EDU L482 51: Curriculum/Instruction Grades 6-12
  • EDU L483 50: Curriculum/Instruct Pro Career-Tech
  • EDU L484 50: Curriculum & Inst K-12 Endorsements
  • HED C401 50: Student Liability Fr Class To Field
  • HED L471 50: Methods Of Teaching Health
  • PED 1900 01: Pa: Walking/Jogging
  • PED 4940 15: Sport Management Internship
  • PED 4990 15: Health & Wellness Internship
  • PED C400 50: Cntmpry Social Issues In K12 Sports

History

  • HIS 1020 01: History Western Civ Ii
  • REL 2020 01: New Testament & Early Christianity

Language and Literature

  • ENG 1020 01: Composition
  • HUM 1950 01: St: Intro To Appalachian Studies
  • LAN L382 50: Method Curr & Inst Tch Foreign Lang
  • SPA 1020 01: Elementary Spanish

Math and Computer Science

  • CSC 1180 01: Foundations Of Programming In C/C++
  • MTH 1210 01: Precalculus Ii
  • MTH C407 50: Thinking Geometrically

Natural Sciences

  • BIO 1020 01: Introduction Biological Diversity
  • BIO 1021 01: Intr To Biological Diversity Lab
  • CHM 1010 01: College Chemistry 1
  • CHM 1011 01: College Chemistry Lab 1
  • SCI C400 50: Biodiversity Grant Members Only
  • SCI C402 50: Expan Biodvrs In-Dpt Grant Members

Social Sciences

  • AJU 3015 01: Integrated Statistics & Methodology
  • AJU 3740 01: Juvenile Delinquency
  • AJU 3950 01: St: Serial Killers
  • POL 1010 01: Amer Nat Politics/Pol Institut
  • PSY 3000 01: Psychology Of Gender
  • PSY 3015 01: Integrated Statistics & Methodology
  • PSY 3310 01: Social Psychology
  • PSY 3500 01: Historical & Contemp. Iss. Psy
  • PSY 3850 01: Psychopharmacology
  • PSY 4020 01: Personality
  • SOC 3015 01: Integrated Statistics & Methodology
  • SOC 3740 01: Juvenile Delinquency
  • SOC 4950 01: St:Soc Of Superstition & Legend
  • SOC 4951 01: St: Clinical Soc & Trauma

Visual and Performing Arts

  • MUS 4713 01: Band Administration