Summer Mines Engineering and Training (SUMMET) Program

Catalog organization: Colorado School of Mines Undergraduate Admissions

Compiled by: ExtracurricularHub Editorial Team — editorial policy

Last updated

What Is Summer Mines Engineering and Training?

SUMMET is a one-week residential engineering, science, and technology program on the Colorado School of Mines campus in Golden. It is tailored for rising high-school seniors who may be the first in their family to attend college, while explicitly welcoming applicants from all backgrounds and locations. Participants live in a residence hall, work on a team design challenge, rotate through engineering and science workshops, tour the Edgar Experimental Mine, learn about admissions and college resources, socialize with peers, and present their work at a closing program.

The completed 2026 sessions ran May 31-June 5, June 7-12, and June 21-26. Mines covered program costs, room, board, and meals; accepted students paid a $50 confirmation fee and arranged their own transportation. Applications are closed, and no 2027 dates or deadline are posted. The stored February 15, 2027 deadline was only a projection and has been removed.

Summer Mines Engineering and Training Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility

Key facts about Summer Mines Engineering and Training (SUMMET) Program
CostVaries — see Cost and funding
FormatIn person
EligibilityGrade 12
Application deadlineDates not announced
Listing last updatedAugust 30, 2026

Program details shown here reflect the current catalog record.

Related Searches for Summer Mines Engineering and Training

Similar Programs You May Like

Explore these related extracurricular opportunities:

Guides Related to Summer Mines Engineering and Training

How to Apply to Summer Mines Engineering and Training

Open the application for Summer Mines Engineering and Training (SUMMET) Program

This program has a catalog entry on ExtracurricularHub.