Credits become part of the student's permanent record at the University and may be applied toward a university degree. The College of Engineering, with support from FAME Inc. and other organizations, offers a five-week academic enrichment program in the summer for talented minority high school students with demonstrated potential for success in applied science and mathematics areas. The curriculum includes, but is not limited to, course work in mathematics, science, English, computers and engineering design. The Governor's School for Excellence is a one-week summer program that brings together academically and artistically talented Delaware high school students who have completed their sophomore year. UD Summer College allows motivated high school students who have completed their junior year to expand their educational experience through college-level study at the University.
Students select two classes from a curriculum of traditional and innovative courses.
On successful completion of the courses, they earn regular University credit, which many colleges and universities accept as transfer credit. Apply by April 15. The Upward Bound Program at the University of Delaware, housed within the Academic Services Center, is a year-round program designed to serve 45 eligible high school students who reside in New Castle County, Delaware. This program provides students with a variety of academic enrichment and academic support services. Through participation in the University of Delaware Upward Bound Program, students will learn the necessary academic skills needed to enroll in a college or university.