Discover college life at UM. Residential students live on the main campus in one of the University of Miami’s residential colleges. Accommodations include a telephone, internet hookup, desks, beds and bureaus for two students, plus a shared bathroom. Study lounges, laundry facilities, and vending areas are located inside the residential colleges. From there, students have easy access to the University’s outstanding sports and recreational facilities.
Residential Program includes:
Getting to UM: Students provide their own transportation to and from Miami. Housing opens on Saturday, June 23rd and closes on Friday, July 13th. Airport pick-up is available for students flying to Miami International Airport (MIA). Please note that residential students are not permitted to bring a car to campus.
The Commuter Program is for students who will live at home with parents or relatives in Miami-Dade or Broward County.
Summer Scholars is designed for the enjoyment of all students. As part of the program, commuter students will attend classes, eat lunch on campus and take part in planned SSP activities. Students who appreciate their experience most participate in the evening and weekend activities. SSP activities give students time to bond with a diverse group of people outside of class and form long lasting friendships. The individual student experience will be shaped by activity choices and level of involvement.
Commuter Program includes:
Getting to campus: Commuter students are responsible for providing their own transportation to and from campus. Parking permits are available for commuter students for an additional fee.
Discover college life at UM. Residential students live on the main campus in one of the University of Miami’s residential colleges. Accommodations include a telephone, internet hookup, desks, beds and bureaus for two students, plus a shared bathroom. Study lounges, laundry facilities, and vending areas are located inside the residential colleges. From there, students have easy access to the University’s outstanding sports and recreational facilities. Note: UM employees enjoy 10% off the tuition rate.
UM Employee Residential Program includes:
Getting to UM: Students provide their own transportation to and from Miami. Housing opens on Saturday, June 23rd and closes on Friday, July 13th. Airport pick-up is available for students flying to Miami International Airport (MIA). Please note that residential students are not permitted to bring a car to campus.
The Commuter Program is for students who will live at home with parents or relatives in Miami-Dade or Broward County.
Summer Scholars is designed for the enjoyment of all students. As part of the program, commuter students will attend classes, eat lunch on campus and take part in planned SSP activities. Students who appreciate their experience most participate in the evening and weekend activities. SSP activities give students time to bond with a diverse group of people outside of class and form long lasting friendships. The individual student experience will be shaped by activity choices and level of involvement. Note: UM employees enjoy 10% off the tuition rate.
UM Employee Commuter Program includes:
Getting to campus: Commuter students are responsible for providing their own transportation to and from campus. Parking permits are available for commuter students for an additional fee.
Residential Program: $6,295
Commuter Program: $5,272
UM Employee Residential Program: $5,877
UM Employee Commuter Program: $4,854
Additional Fees and Payments
Deposit Requirement: To secure a place in the Summer Scholars Program, a $500 non-refundable deposit is required within 10 days of being notified of the admission decision. The deposit is credited toward the tuition fee.
Student ID Card Deposit
All SSP students receive a student ID card (‘Cane card). The $25 deposit is refundable providing the ID card is not lost.
Room Key Deposit
Admitted residential students are responsible for submitting a room key deposit of $75. The deposit is refundable at the end of the program providing the key is not lost.
Commuter Parking Permit
Commuter students may purchase a parking permit to park their cars on campus for $111. Residential students are not permitted to bring cars to campus, nor are they allowed to travel in the cars of SSP commuter students.
Other Expenses
Students should bring additional funds for souvenirs and other personal expenses
