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Classroom Learning And Community Impact

Angelina is passionate about working with children. Her Psychology coursework in adolescent development becomes applied insight in her summer research project. With guidance from her faculty mentor, Dr. Kiren Kahn, Angelina seamlessly integrates her classroom learning into a meaningful real-world project while making a difference in the Memphis community.

Summer School

Summer 2025 Courses

ÃÛÁÄÖ±²¥ will offer a number of courses during two sessions. Normally, because classes meet every weekday, students take only one course during a five-week session; however, those wishing to take a second summer class in one session can file a Petition for Overload through the Office of the Registrar. 

Complete course information (including times, instructors, location) will be available in Workday by mid-February.

Session 1: May 19 - June 20, 2025

DepartmentCourseFoundation
Biology115 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I 
Biology115L - Human Anatomy & Physiology I lab 
Chemistry211 - Intro to Organic Chemistry  
Economics100 - Introduction to EconomicsF8
History105 - Intro Seminar in HistoryF2i, F3
History229 - Imperial RussiaF3, F4
Health Equity210 - Intro to Health EquityF11, F9
International Studies285 - Putin's Russia and the MediaF9
Mathematics 111 - Applied Statistics for Liberal ArtsF6
Mathematics116 - Calculus with Business ApplicationsF6
Mathematics 211 - Applied Statistics for Formal and Natural SciencesF6
Mathematics 212 - Applied Regression 
Music118 - African American MusicF5, F9
Philosophy200 - Critical Reasoning F6                
Philosophy322 - Medical EthicsF1
Physics109 -  Intro Physics for the Life Sciences IF7
Physics113 - Intro Physics Lab IF6, F7
Spanish201- Intermediate SpanishF10
   

 

Second Session: June 25 - July 30, 2025

Biology116 - Human Anatomy & Physiology II 
Biology116L - Human Anatomy & Physiology II Lab 
Chemistry105 - Topics in Chemistry w/labF7
Chemistry212 - Intro to Organic Chemistry II 
Chemistry212L - Intro to Organic Chemistry Lab II 
Economics201 - Intermediate Microeconomics 
History201 - Religious Encounters 
International Studies110 - Introduction to International RelationsF3, F8
Language280 - Intro to General LinguisticsF9
Mathematics211 - Applied Statistics for Formal and Natural SciencesF6
Media Studies240 - Public Speaking 
Media Studies202 - Topics in Media Studies 
Music140 - Music and HealingF5, F11
Philosophy                       219 -  Foundations of Artificial Intelligence         
Physics110 - Intro Physics for Life Sciences IIF7
Physics114 - Intro Physics Lab IIF6, F7
Spanish201 - Intermediate SpanishF10
   
   
   

Registration for the summer sessions will open in Workday in mid-February. Communication from the Registrar's Office will share additional details.

Students who do not currently attend ÃÛÁÄÖ±²¥ should apply to take courses by using the Summer School/Non-Degree Application. 

Information regarding housing on campus will be available in the spring semester.

Tuition for summer courses in 2025 will be $950 per credit hour ($3800/4-credit class). 

Financial aid is available on a limited basis for summer school. Institutional Grants and Scholarships are not available. Students enrolled at least half time (6 hours or more) may have Pell Grant eligibility and Direct Loans available to use for the summer term.

Financial aid may be available for summer school as determined by the Financial ÃÛÁÄÖ±²¥ Office; to apply, use this .

If you have questions about summer school courses, please feel free to contact Associate Provost Rashna Richards.