Applying for Summer Term
Deadlines | Instructions | Important Notes | Visiting Undergrads | Former UM Undergrads | Visiting Grads | University System Grads | Consortium | Golden ID | Faculty & Staff | Veterans | High School Students | International Students | Current UM Students
Application Deadlines
Allow a minimum of 48 business hours to process an online application; seven business days for a paper application. Once your application has been processed, you’ll receive an e-mail notification. Upon admission, you will receive an e-mail with registration instructions.
| Summer Term Application Deadlines, 4:30 p.m. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Session # | Session Date | Web Application Deadline | Paper Application Deadline |
| SI | May 28-July 5 | May 20 | May 16 |
| SI-A | May 28-14 | May 20 | May 16 |
| SI-B | June 17-July 5 | June 10 | May 31 |
| SII | July 8-August 16 | July 1 | June 24 |
| SII-C | July 8-26 | July 1 | June 24 |
| SII-D | July 29-August 16 | July 22 | July 16 |
Application Instructions
The Summer Term self-certified application is term-only. If you are not a current University of Maryland student, you must apply. A non-refundable application fee is required: $65 undergraduate; $75 graduate.
Undergraduate
- Online: Click here
- Paper: Click here
- Golden ID students must submit paper application.
Graduate
- Paper Only: Click here
Important Notes
Upon admission, you will receive an e-mail with registration instructions. Please note:
- Although transcripts are not required for Summer Term admission, individual course instructors may request a copy of your transcript if the course has listed pre- or co-requisite requirements. If you do not provide this information, you may be dropped from the course.
- 3-week Sessions: Although you are permitted to register up through the third day of class, due to the compressed nature of these sessions, some instructors may determine that you have missed too much of the class and require that you drop. It is advised that you register no later than the first day of the session.
- Online Courses: After registration for an online course, it may take 24 – 48 hours before you obtain access. Students who register on or after the first day of classes will run into immediate access issues, which may cause you to fall irreparably behind.
- Payment for Summer Term registration is due upon registration. If payment is not submitted, you will be canceled and blocked from future registration. If the course is full, you may lose your seat. For complete information, including immediate payment exemptions, click here.
Visiting Undergraduate Student
- Students who attend another 2- or 4-year institution,
- Students who attended in a prior Summer/Winter Term,
- College graduates who wish to register for undergraduate courses,
- Prospective Undergraduate Degree Students,
- For students not formally admited to a degree program at the university and only want to take a course during Summer Term.
- High School Graduates
- A grade point average of 2.0 or better is required for Summer Term admission.
- Institute students must comply with individual institute requirements.
Former University of Maryland Undergraduate Student
- Former students who only want to register for Summer Term must submit a paper application along with a brief statement confirming that they are aware this application is term-only and will not carry over into the subsequent semester.
- Former students who wish to be able to attend for the Fall semester, or are attempting to complete their last credits toward a degree during the Summer Term, must re-apply to the institution via the Student Success Office. If you have any questions regarding admission or re-enrollment process, please contact their office at rr-admit@umd.edu.
Visiting Graduate Student
- Students who are non-degree seeking, post-baccalaureates, or are graduate students attending a university or college outside the University System of Maryland.
- To earn graduate credit in Summer Term without enrolling in a degree program, you must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited institution with an overall "B" (3.0) average.
University System Graduate Students
Submit an inter-campus registration form which is available at your home institution. The inter-campus registration form must be authorized by the home institution. Once completed, please send or fax to:
Office of Extended Studies0132 Main Administration Building
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
Fax: 301-314-4071
E-mail: summer@umd.edu
Consortium Students
For information, click here.
Golden ID
For complete information for Golden ID for Summer Term, click here.
Faculty & Staff
For information, click here.
Veterans
For information, click here.
Current High School Students
High School students who are interested in the Young Scholars Program click here. Otherwise, if you are interested in just taking a regular Summer Term course, follow the directions below. You must be a current high school junior or senior and have earned a grade point average of 3.5 or better. This application is processed through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and may take up to six weeks. For additional information about taking classes as a concurrent student, contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at: um-admit@umd.edu
Application Instructions
- Complete the University of Maryland undergraduate student application for admission and apply for "concurrent admission status."
- Submit the Course Registration & Payment Form with the application materials.
Visiting International Students
International students are eligible to apply for Summer Term if:
- currently attending a U.S. institution on an existing I-20, or
- currently in the U.S. having possession of a valid visa permitting study at a four-year institution.
International students attending a U.S. institution must submit a copy of the I-20 and a letter of permission from the home institution granting permission for the student to register for courses at the University of Maryland. The University of Maryland does not issue documentation permitting study for the Summer Term.
Please Note: International students must submit application 30 days prior to any summer term.
Current University of Maryland College Park Students
Undergraduate students may register for Summer Term without completing a Summer Term application if you:
- Attended the University of Maryland in the current spring semester, or
- Accepted admission to the University for the upcoming fall semester.
- Students who accept admission to the University for the upcoming spring semester: contact oes@umd.edu.
Graduate students may register for Summer Term without completing an application if you:
- Attended the University of Maryland in the current spring semester, or
- Accepted admission to University for the upcoming fall semester.
