Course Dates | Add/Drop Dates |
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June 6-24 | June 7 |
June 27 - July 15 | June 28 |
July 18 - August 5 | July 19 |
Course Dates | Add/Drop Dates |
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June 27 - August 5 | June 29 |
Course Dates | Add/Drop Dates |
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June 6 - August 5 | June 7 |
Maymester
First Day of Summer Term
Memorial Day Recess (University Closed)
Independence Day Recess (University Closed)
Summer Bridge
Last day of Summer Term
Since summer classes will be held in-person and online, students will have the ability to interact with faculty and peers in a variety of ways. WVU’s eCampus offers several solutions that include discussion boards, wikis, blogs, and more. Students attending in-person classes can engage in masked and socially distanced communication with faculty and/or peers.
Classes are available in 3-, 6-, 9- or 12-week formats, so you can customize a schedule that works for you. Complete a GEF, stay ahead in your coursework, or graduate early. You can even complete a minor this summer!
WVU Summer Term students share their experiences.
Sport Management
College of Physical Activities & Sport Sciences
"I enrolled in Summer to take classes that were full for next semester and I also wanted to be ahead of my class and improve my GPA. Do not procrastinate! Just start now as a freshman or sophomore and get in the working habit. Once you begin, it is even more difficult to stop, and soon you will realize that it’s over and it was much easier than you thought."
Psychology
Eberly College of Arts & Sciences
"Taking a Summer course helped me lighten my course load for a busy senior year. I knew that I would have at least two internships and a job, so taking a class helped me have more time for the important final steps in my education here at WVU!"
Neuroscience
Eberly College of Arts & Sciences
"This is a great opportunity to either take some easy classes to get ahead, or maybe a difficult one that you solely want to delegate plenty of time to."