2025 Summer Session Application and Registration

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Currently enrolled HMC students please add courses via the HMC Portal. Do not complete this form.

Student Information

Legal First Name*

Legal Middle Name

Legal Last Name*

Preferred/Nickname or Campus First Name
(Name that you would like to be known as on campus)

Note: Your campus first name will appear on instructors' class lists. However, some documents (such as transcripts and financial aid, if applicable) and other college websites will continue to use your legal first name.

Email Address*

Birthdate*

Legal Sex*

Permanent Address*

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Primary Phone Type*

Primary Phone Number*

Alternate Phone Type

Alternate Phone Number

Place of birth: Country*

Place of birth: State*

Place of birth: City*

US Citizenship Status*

U.S. Citizen or U.S. National

U.S. Dual Citizen

U.S. Permanent Resident

U.S. Refugee or Asylee

Other (Non-US)

Please state the country of your citizenship (aside from the US)*

Note: International students must already have an F-1 Visa to participate in-person in HMC's Summer Session program.

Please state the country of your citizenship*

Optional Information

Do you identify as Hispanic or Latinx?

Regardless of your response above, please indicate how you identify yourself (select none, one, or more).

American Indian or Alaska Native

Asian or Asian American

Black or African American

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

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I identify my gender as

My pronouns are

Education Information

Current School of Attendance*

Claremont College (other than HMC)

Other College/University

High School

HMC Alum

None of the above

Have you been admitted to Harvey Mudd College to enroll for Fall 2025 or to defer your enrollment to Fall 2026?*

HMC Student ID Number

Student ID Number (5-C students should use their home campus ID Number)*

Please describe none of the above*

School Level of Study Default to High School (hidden)

School Level of Study Default to College (hidden)

Expected graduation date*

CEEB (hidden)

Current School*
(Search using your school name or CEEB code, "not found" option also available)

Have you previously attended HMC as a visiting student (either in summer or while in high school) or have you ever been enrolled as a degree-seeking student at HMC?*

HMC Student ID Number

Emergency Contact

Full Name*

Relationship*

Primary Phone Number*

Email Address*

How did you learn about HMC Summer Session?

TSL

Peachjar Flyer

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Poster

Other

Important Dates & Deadlines

Please register and submit any required documents (including transcript and W-9S) by 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 8, 2025 for Session I, Thursday, May 29, 2025 for Session II and Thursday, June 18, 2025 for Session III courses.

Late registrations may be considered until the week prior to start of the course. However, payment and all required documents must be received prior to being enrolled in a course.

Fees are due in full by May 12, 2025 for Session I, June 2, 2025 for Session II and June 23, 2025 for Session III courses

Monday, May 26 (Memorial Day), Thursday, June 19 (Juneteenth) and Friday, July 4 (Independence Day) are College recognized holidays

A complete list of dates and deadlines can be found here.

Course(s) you wish to take

Session I: Begins May 27, 2025

3-week courses: May 27–June 13

ASAM125 AA: Introduction to Asian American History, 1850-present (Alfred Flores) {remote}*
CSCI005 HM-01: Introduction to Computer Science (Zach Dodds) {remote}
ENGR015 HM: Introduction to Aviation (David Harris) {in-person} - 1 CREDIT
MATH055 HM-01: Discrete Mathematics (Dagan Karp) {remote}
PSYC108 HM: Introduction to Social Psychology (Anup Gampa) {remote}

6-week courses: May 27 – July 3

ART179R HM: Outdoor Watercolor and Mixed Media (Suzanne Fontaine) {in-person}
ENGR086 HM: Materials Engineering (Albert Dato) {remote}
HIST150 HM: Technology and Medicine (Vivien Hamilton) {remote}**
LIT035 HM: Fiction Workshop (Salvador Plascencia) {remote}*
MATH055 HM-02: Discrete Mathematics (Francis Su) {remote}
MATH062 HM: Introduction to Probability and Statistics (Susan Martonosi) {remote or in-person}
MATH082 HM: Differential Equations (Jon Jacobsen and Darryl Yong) {remote}*
PHYS084 HM: Quantum Information (Theresa Lynn) {remote}
RLST113 HM: God, Darwin, Design (Erika Dyson) {remote}*
SOSC150 HM: Public Speaking For Science and Citizenship (Paul Steinberg) {in-person}

*instructor approval required for high school students
**not open to high school students

Session II: Begins June 16, 2025

3-week course: June 16–July 3

AMST179A HM: Race, Gender, and Class (through Star Trek) (David Seitz) {remote}
CSCI005 HM-02: Introduction to Computer Science (Zach Dodds) {remote}

6-week course: June 16–July 25

PHIL179E HM: Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence (Kyle Thompson) {remote}

Session III: Begins July 7, 2025

3-week course: July 7–July 25

CSCI035 HM: Computer Science for Insight (Zach Dodds) {remote}

Note:

A three credit, 3-week course is equivalent to a full course load and cannot be taken at the same time as any other course.
A degree-seeking college/university student may be registered for no more than two (2) overlapping 6-week courses at a given time and a maximum of three (3) total HMC Summer Session courses.
High school students may register in a maximum of two (2) courses during HMC Summer Session. Only one course may be taken at a given time (no overlapping schedules will be permitted). Third courses will be considered on a case by case basis.
Courses will be taught remotely or in-person as designated. Classes designated as in-person may change to remote-learning with notice.
All courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated.

I would like to take*

1 course

2 courses

3 courses

I am looking for courses that are*

in-person

remote

either in-person or remote

First course selection*

3-weeks, May 27 – June 13 --- ASAM125 AA: Introduction to Asian American History --- [remote]

3-weeks, May 27 – June 13 --- CSCI005 HM-01: Introduction to Computer Science --- [remote]

3-weeks, May 27 – June 13 --- ENGR015 HM: Introduction to Aviation --- [in-person, 1 CREDIT]

3-weeks, May 27 – June 13 --- MATH055 HM-01: Discrete Mathematics --- [remote]

3-weeks, May 27 – June 13 --- PSYC108 HM: Introduction to Social Psychology --- [remote]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- ART 179R HM: Outdoor Watercolor and Mixed Media --- [in-person]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- ENG086 HM: Materials Engineering --- [remote]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- HIST 150 HM: Technology and Medicine --- [remote]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- LIT035 HM: Fiction Workshop --- [remote]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- MATH055 HM-02: Discrete Mathematics --- [remote]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- Math062 HM: Introduction to Probability and Statistics --- [in-person or remote]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- MATH082 HM: Differential Equations --- [remote]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- PHYS084 HM: Quantum Information --- [remote]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- RLST113 HM: God, Darwin, Design in America: A Historical Survey of Religion and Science --- [remote]

6-weeks, May 27 – July 3 --- SOSC150 HM: Public Speaking For Science and Citizenship --- [in-person]

3-weeks, June 16 - July 3 --- AMST179A HM: Race, Gender, and Class (through Star Trek) --- [remote]

3-weeks, June 16 - July 3 --- CSCI005 HM-02: Introduction to Computer Science --- [remote]

3-weeks, June 16 - July 3 --- Math049G HM: Late Transcendental Calculus of a Single Variable --- [remote, 1.5 CREDIT]

6-weeks, June 16 - July 25 --- PHIL179E HM: Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence --- [remote]

3-weeks, July 7 - July 25 --- CSCI035 HM – Computer Science for Insight --- [remote]

Second course selection*

No second course