
COURSES APPROVED FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
2021 Session Schedule For Summer Courses
UCLA Summer Sessions offers students the chance to select between nine different session dates, each full of academic opportunities for you to earn college credit. Each Session has a letter and a number. The letter indicates the start date: A (June 21), B (July 12), C (August 2), and D (August 23). The number indicates the length of the course in weeks.
Below are the 2021 session dates.
SESSION A
A3: June 21 - July 9 | A6: June 21 - July 30 | A8: June 21 - August 13 | A9: June 21 - August 20 | A10: June 21 - August 27
SESSION B
B3: July 12 - July 30
SESSION C
C3: August 2 - August 20 | C6: August 2 - September 10
SESSION D
D3: August 23 - September 10
COURSES APPROVED FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Please find a list of UCLA courses below that are open to high school students.
These courses are UCLA college courses and will be taken among current college students. Before enrolling, you should feel confident in your ability to successfully complete coursework at a college level.
The majority of courses are lower-division, numbered between 1 and 99, and do not have any pre-requisites. Certain upper-division courses (100-199) are also approved for high school students and are listed below. Please contact us at info@summer.ucla.edu if the course you would like to take is not listed and you wish to petition.
High school students can take up to 10 units (approximately two courses) during UCLA Summer Sessions with the exception of intensive foreign language courses. Students wishing to petition the unit cap must send a copy of their transcripts and a letter of recommendation to info@summer.ucla.edu.
Note: The courses marked with * are impacted and subject to different enrollment and refund deadlines. For more information, please refer to ACADEMIC COURSES: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS or ACADEMIC COURSES: INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS if you are an international student.
Course availability will vary year to year and all courses are subject to change without prior notice.
Click on the course to see detailed course descriptions.
Important Note: UCLA has decided to transition all summer courses to remote learning only. For more information, visit our Updates and Alerts page.