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Program Dates
Saturday, June 27 - Friday, July 10, 2026

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Residential Status

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  • Living on Campus

    Residential students are housed on the main campus in one of the University of Miami’s residential colleges used by UM undergraduates during the academic year.

    Students have roommates and floormates who share similar academic interests. Trained residential staff live on the designated Summer Scholars floors with the participants to promote safety and wellbeing, and to create welcoming learning communities. Rooms are assigned by gender with male and female students on separate floors. We are an inclusive community.

    Accommodations are air-conditioned and include desks, beds and bureaus for two students.

    The University provides Internet connectivity to all students. All residential areas are equipped with University Wi-Fi and all bedrooms are equipped with a port for wired connectivity.

    Study lounges, laundry facilities, and vending areas are located inside the residential college. Students have easy access to the University’s outstanding sports and recreational facilities.

  • What's Included?

    Tuition

    Instruction, lab materials, class trips, textbooks/printed materials

    Housing

    Double occupancy room

    Meal Plan

    3 meals per day, 7 days a week while on campus

    Student Health Center

    Access to UM Student Health Center 

    Wellness Center

    Access to Herbert Wellness Center - fitness and recreation facility

    Student Activities

    Planned evening activities on campus and weekend programs and excursions, including transportation for off-campus activities

    • Please note tuition and all fees are mandatory and will be billed to the student's account.
    • Fees not included: Transportation to and from campus, meals off campus, shopping, spending money, medical expenses,

  • Getting to UM

    Students provide their own transportation to and from Miami. 
     
    Housing opens on Saturday, June 29 and closes on Friday, July 10 at noon.
     
    Airport transportation is available for students flying to and from Miami International Airport (MIA). For the airport shuttle schedule refer to the Pre-College Student Handbook.
     
    Important to note: residential students are not permitted to bring a car to campus.

Commuter Status

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  • Commuting to Campus

    The Commuter Program is for students who will live at home with parents or relatives in Miami-Dade or Broward County. Commuter students depart campus after their afternoon course.

  • What's Included?

    Tuition

    Instruction, lab materials, class trips, textbooks/printed materials

    Meal Plan

    Lunch while on campus

    Student Health Center

    Access to UM Student Health Center 

    Wellness Center

    Access to Herbert Wellness Center - fitness and recreation facility

    Student Activities

    Planned student welcome, orientation and certificate program activities 

    • Please note, tuition and all fees are mandatory and will be billed to the student's account.
    • Fees not included: Transportation to and from campus, Wellness Fitness Center, evening and weekend activities, meals off campus, shopping, spending money, medical expenses

  • Getting to Campus

    Commuters are responsible for providing their own transportation to and from campus. Parking permits are available to commuters for an additional fee.

Summer 2026

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  • Tuition and Fees

    Residential Program:  $5,911 (Tuition: $4,116 + Program Fees: $1,795)

    Commuter Program:  $4,846 (Tuition: $4,116 + Program Fees: $730)

    Shark Academy Fee  (Residential Only): $450

    *Fees are subject to change*

  • Deposit and Balance Due

    To secure a place in the Pre-College UM Academies Program, a $500 nonrefundable enrollment deposit must be submitted by the due date indicated on your admission letter.

    The deposit is credited toward tuition and program fees.

    Please note that the program does not offer financial aid or payment plans; full payment of all remaining tuition and fees is due by May 7.

Payments

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  • Where & When to make payment

    Application Fee & Deposit | Submit online via Pre-College Status Portal

    • Application Fee: The $75 nonrefundable application fee is submitted online via the Pre-College Status Portal as part of the application.

     

    • Enrollment Deposit: Admitted students must confirm their acceptance by submitting a $500 nonrefundable enrollment deposit by the due date indicated on their admission letter via the Pre-College Status Portal.

     

    Tuition and Fees | Pay via CaneLink

    • Tuition and Fees: Pay tuition and fees online via CaneLink. Tuition and fees will be posted to the student's account in April. Students will receive information on how to access CaneLink at the appropriate time. Final payment is due May 7.

  • Accepted Methods of Payment

    Make online payments with eChecks, Credit Cards, Wires, and International Payments via Canelink.

    Please note, payment plans are not available for the Summer Scholars Program or UM Academies.

    For technical difficulties or Canelink password reset contact UM IT Help Desk at 305-284-6565.

Refund and Cancellation Policy

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  • Refund Policy

    The $75 application fee is additional to the program Tuition & Fees and is nonrefundable. The $500 deposit is applied to the cost of the program, however, the deposit is also nonrefundable.

     

    UM Academies 2-Week ProgramCancellation requests received on or after June 1, 2025
    No Refund

     

    Please note formal cancellation requests must be made in writing using a withdrawal form. For additional questions please contact precollege@miami.edu.

  • Program Cancellation

    The University reserves the right to cancel any academic program (credit or non-credit) for insufficient enrollment or due to events beyond our control.


    If the first choice academic track is canceled, applicants will be considered for their second program preference selected on their application. If the second program preference or an alternative academic track is not a viable option, students will receive a full refund of the Deposit and Tuition & Fees paid, excluding the application fee.* All academic offerings are subject to change.

     


    Should the University cancel the Summer Scholars precollege on-campus program, students will receive a full refund of the Deposit and Tuition & Fees paid, excluding the application fee.*

    *The application fee is nonrefundable.

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