Summer Courses: Visiting Undergraduate Students

WPI quad in summer

Experience WPI While Making the Most of Your Summer

All Summer Courses are Offered at a 50% Discount!

Registration for guest students is now open!


Whether you’re looking to wrap up some prerequisites or want to learn from some of WPI’s renowned faculty members while studying everything from discrete math to thermodynamics, WPI’s summer courses can easily fit into your summer—and future—plans. 

If you’re a high school student interested in jumpstarting your college experience, check out the aptly named College Credit Jumpstart, our pre-college summer program that gives you the chance to earn college credit while experiencing an immersive WPI college course. 

Please note: We encourage all visiting students to check with their home institutions about which undergraduate courses will transfer. 

 

Why WPI?

Students in Innovation Studio

Get Ahead

Home for the summer and looking to take college classes that will help you get ahead? Interested in collaborative work that will also help you build invaluable connections with your peers? Take advantage of all the a premier, STEM-focused university has to offer-including small classes, state-of-the-art equipment and expert faculty-offered at at 50% discount.

Questions About E-term? Explore Our FAQs Below!

  1. What is the summer schedule for e-term at WPI? We have broken out our summer schedule in two sessions to provide students the flexibility to study when it’s most convenient for them. Session I runs from May 22- June 27, 2025 and Session II runs from July 7- August 8, 2025. 
  2. How many courses are offered during the summer term? You can choose from 100+ courses offered in two sessions.
  3. What is the tuition for e-term summer courses? Our undergraduate summer courses are offered at a 50% tuition discount, available online and in person! Learn more about our tuition and financial aid here.
  4. How can I register for summer classes? Registration for E-term opens on March 3. 2025 for guest students.