The College of Creative Studies Intensive Progra m is unique in the UC System. Its purpose is to enrich the intellectual lives of gifted and talented students. College credit may be earned in art, and literature. These courses are designed to instill the desire for advanced and independent work in the student entering grades 9-12. The Summer Research Mentorship Program matches highly motivated high-school students with an active researcher or scholar who serves as faculty advisor and research supervisor.
Students earn university credit while gaining research experience.
Summer Sessions Young Performing Artists Program offers qualified high school students an opportunity to choose from an exciting schedule of courses in voice, dance, or drama. It is supported by student fees and receives no state funds. The Summer Sessions Catalog, published each spring, contains a full list of courses and information regarding Summer Sessions fees, rules, and regulations. The University of California offers international study programs in cooperation with over 120 host universities and colleges in 34 countries throughout the world. More than 2,000 UC students, primarily undergraduates, are expected to take part in this program in 2000-2001.