Dual Credit Teacher Certification
Courses offered through the Grace Nixon English Institute will certify high school faculty to teach UI English 101 and 175 at their local high school.
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Spend your summer with us…
Welcome to the University of Idaho’s Summer Session, where we are committed to offering innovative and quality student-centered classes that are both challenging and engaging. Whether you are a current or returning UIdaho student, a re-certifying educator, a high school student, or a non-degree seeking individual, we are dedicated to your success as a student.
Current Students
Registration for the summer session opens March 26, 2012. Current University of Idaho students may register online as they would for spring and fall semesters. View summer course offerings by going to the summer class schedule.
Returning Students
Students who have attended the University of Idaho any term, in the last two years, and who are in good academic standing, may register for summer courses through the first day of the class which they are attending. Registration may be done online or students may complete and submit a Nondegree Application and Registration Form (see Tuition & Fees for posted registration deadlines and applicable late fees).
Students already admitted for fall can start classes in the summer, if they wish. A phone call to the Admissions Office (208) 885-6326 to switch the starting term is all it takes.
Non-Degree Seeking Students
New nondegree-seeking students or teachers seeking re-certification credit may apply online now. (no transcript required) View summer course offerings by going to the summer class schedule. Summer session enrollment does not constitute admission to the University of Idaho as a degree-seeking student.
High School Students
Summer session provides high school students with an excellent opportunity to take courses at the University that can count toward a high school diploma plus earn nondegree college credit. High school students interested in dual enrollment options should talk with their high school guidance counselor. For more information on this program, visit the Dual Credit Program.
Credit Transfer
Check with your institution about transferring credits earned through the University of Idaho.
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International Students
Applicants whose native language is not English must present a minimum TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score of 525 or equivalent. Visit the Admissions International Student Language Requirement page for a list of other acceptable/approved TOEFL equivalencies. Arrangements to take the TOEFL may be made online at www.toefl.org or by writing directly to TOEFL, Educational Testing Service, P.O. Box 899, Princeton, NJ 08540.
