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ACCESS AN EXISTING REGISTRATION FORM

UCLA Summer
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Existing
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Please use the links on this page to access your existing registration form. Your five-digit registration number was emailed after your registration form was initially submitted.

Access the Existing Registration for Your Summer Program:

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Summer Institutes

Precollege Summer Institutes

Designed specifically for motivated high school students, these engaging intensive programs range in length from 1-3 weeks and will develop or advance a skill set in one area of study.

 

College/Professional Summer Institutes

In-depth, hands-on learning experiences, exposure to industry professionals, and networking opportunities allow students to progress toward graduation while simultaneously preparing for professional pursuits.

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Summer Courses, Summer Online,
and Summer Intensives

Summer Courses and Summer Online

UCLA’s standard course offerings during Fall, Winter, and Sprig Quarter are also taught during the summer. Choose from over 600 courses in 130 majors at UCLA this summer, including online courses.

Summer Intensives

Take advantage of a unique opportunity to complete a 10-week academic course in just three weeks or complete a year-long series in just nine weeks.

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Summer College
Immersion Program (SCIP and eSCIP)

Eligible high school students are invited to apply for this six-week college immersion program for exceptionally high-achieving students. Participants will take one or two UCLA college courses and have access to a broad range of UCLA’s academic expertise and resources through lectures, workshops, and seminars. Students must be a rising high school junior or senior.