an academic session during the summer; usually for remedial or supplementary study

A six-week period during which a selection of courses is taught and assessed. You may take a Summer School course to progress through your programme quickly, or compensate for a poor performance in a previous semester, or to spread a heavy workload.

some courses or units require students to attend lectures or other University activities during the long summer vacation. For administrative purposes, this period is referred to as semester 3.

Two instructional terms held in the interval between Spring and Fall semesters that allows students to enroll in courses during a compressed number of weeks. The limited number of weeks during a summer term restricts the number of hours a student can take.

Papers taught intensively in the summer vacation period which may be credited to University programmes.^ Telephone Registration The process by which a student completes Registration by talking on the telephone with a University administrator rather than by completing and submitting a physical form.

G. Geftakys rented a lecture hall at Cal State Fullerton every summer for six weeks to conduct daily morning classes.

If students do not pass a class during the regular school year, they have a chance to try again during summer break. .

Courses and lectures that are held during the summer vacation.

Summer School was a 1987 film directed by Carl Reiner about the travails of a high school gym teacher who is forced to teach a remedial English class for a bunch of maladjusted goof-off students. It starred Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley, and Courtney Thorne-Smith. It mirrors another '80s movie, The Breakfast Club, in which the main characters are misfit students in a 1980s high school and follows the formula of the misunderstood teacher leading a group of misfits.