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UA Early College Info and Deadlines and Summer on Campus

Students/Parents: If you are interested in your child taking dual enrollment classes at UA next year (or this summer) please let me know! I'll have to sent their transcript in and I can contact them with any questions you may have. My email is cscochran@chiltonboe.com or message me on Facebook or Remind.

Who's eligible? 

High school sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a 3.0+ GPA.

Seniors can still participate in UAEC
the summer after high school graduation! 

Complete the application online at
uaearlycollege.ua.edu

 

Three easy steps to apply:

1. Online Application
2. High School Transcript
3. Student Essay
Students who are currently in the 9th grade are eligible to apply for a June deadline and begin the College Readiness Course this summer! 

Need to Know and Important Dates:

Students must apply and be admitted to UA Early College, as well as successfully pass the UAEC 200: College Readiness Course, in order to apply for Summer On Campus.
 
The Summer On Campus application opened February 1, 2020, and includes the application and reference information.
At The University of Alabama, the summer semester is split into two terms (Summer I and Summer II), each four weeks long: 

Summer I Term - May 26 to June 27, 2020

  • Apply to UA Early College by the April 8 deadline
  • Students who have been accepted to UA Early College can apply to Summer On Campus by May 11 (available in Early College Student Resources [ECSR], once the UAEC 200 class is complete) 

Summer II Term - June 29 to August 1, 2020

  • Apply to UA Early College by the April 27 deadline 
  • Apply to Summer On Campus by June 15 (available in Early College Student Resources [ECSR], once the UAEC 200 class is complete) 

What does it cost to live on campus? It's reasonable! 

Check out how SOC can save you money here.

Check out the Summer On Campus page on our website for more details!
 

Students can also take classes online and on campus during the summer terms without participating in Summer On Campus. 

Click here to email with questions about Summer On Campus

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