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The following is a list of 3-credit courses taught by the University of Vermont instructors. The University
of Vermont reserves the right to change course availability (add or delete courses) and alter scheduling.
An updated list of all courses offered during the summer will be sent to all accepted students in the
spring along with a Course Selection Form.
Anthropology
Doing Anthropology
Human Cultures
Arts
Comics-Drawing a Narrative
Astronomy
Exploring the Cosmos
Biology
Human Biology
Communication Sciences
American Sign Language
English
Written Expression
Global & Regional Studies
Mafia & Capitalism-Russian Style
History
US History
Modern Chinese History & Society
Math
College Algebra
Finite Math
Pre-Calculus
Music
History of Rock & Roll
Sociology
Science & the Supernatural
Spanish
Elementary Spanish II
Intermediate Language Study
Theater
Intro to Acting
Enrichment Classes & Workshops
The following is a list of non-credit preparatory classes/workshops for all students. Those students who
choose a curriculum with 1 college credit course (taken for credit or audited) will need to pick 1 of the
classes listed below. Graduate students, upper-level undergraduate students, professors, and/or
professionals in the field of study teach all of our enrichment classes and workshops. Classes offered
are not what students ordinarily find in their normal high school curriculum. Availability of all
enrichment classes and workshops will depend upon the interest and registration of accepted
students.
Algebra I, II
Business, Marketing and Advertising
Calculus
Community Service
Digital Photography
Environmental Science
Expository and Creative Writing
Guitar Workshop
Health and Wellness
Kaplan SAT Prep Course
Law & The Justice System
Psychology
The History of Rock 'n Roll
SPECIAL COLLEGE PREP COURSE FOR STUDENTS TAKING OR AUDITING A COLLEGE CREDIT
COURSE
Pathways to College: "Pathways to College" is a mandatory college guidance class
that all students taking or auditing a college credit class will automatically be enrolled. It will meet every
Friday for a two hour period. This non-pressured class is structured to make the transition between high
school and college and easy one, both in and out of the classroom. Emphasis will be placed on the
entire college admissions process, from application to admission. Your instructor will guide you through
proper high school and college course selection, contacting colleges, completing college applications,
pointers on handling admissions interviews, help on essay preparation and the proper way to go about
getting letters of recommendation from school and community officials. The importance of college
visits and what to look for in the "Right College" for you (school size, geographic location, curriculum,
campus and student life, etc.) are also discussed. Lectures will include discussions of time management,
term papers and test preparation, note taking, research skills and self-motivation.
(All students taking or auditing a college credit course will automatically be enrolled in this class.)
Last Updated 3/18/10
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