Summer 2024 Registration Begins | Jan. 22 |
Date decision made if sufficient enrollment exists for a course to be offered | April 15 |
Memorial Day, no class, campus closed | May 27 |
Request for Incompletes for first half 7-week courses due Last day for instructors to turn in grades for Incomplete from Spring 2024 |
June 28 |
Dean's List for Spring 2024 Processed | July 1 |
Second-Half session starts |
July 1 |
First-Half Session Final Grades Due | July 2, noon |
Independence Day holiday, no class, campus closed | July 4-5 |
Last day to drop a full-semester summer class with a grade of a 'W' |
July 29 |
Request for Incomplete forms for summer session due to Registrar's Office Final summer grades due to Registrar's Office |
Aug 16 Aug. 20, noon |
The 2024 summer session dates for any full semester section (internships, independent study, etc.) are May 13-August 16. Many programs offer sections in two seven-week blocks, May 13-June 28 and July 1-August 16.
Summer Schedule
Up-to-date summer schedule information can be found in VitNet.
Registration Process
Current students should register for summer session section(s) via VitNet Student Planning. Students intending to register for a summer course should register prior to April 15. At that time it will be determined if there is sufficient enrollment for a course to be offered. The University reserves the right to cancel courses lacking sufficient enrollment. Students who are registered for a section that is cancelled will be notified shortly after April 15. Students may continue to register for available sections, per the add policy, after April 15th.
Add/Drop Policy
Add - Courses may be added up until a class begins. Current students may add in VitNet Student Planning through the first Friday of the semester or the day before a class starts. All other students should complete a change of schedule form .
Drop - Current students may drop courses online through the first Friday of the semester. All other drops from classes must be made in writing in the Registrar's Office, either via change of schedule form or a personal notification in writing. Instructor/advisor signature is not required. Classes with time frames not accounted for in the drop date policy will be adjusted per individual course (see document below). Dropping from a class is not acceptable by telephone. Students who fail to officially drop from a class risk a tuition loss and a failing grade. In order to affect any schedule changes, the change of schedule form must be properly completed and submitted to the Registrar's Office by 4 p.m. of any deadline date.
Financial Aid Information
For financial aid information, see the Financial Aid Office Web page.
Library Information
For library hours and information, see the Library Web page.
Textbook Information
For textbook information, drill down on your class listed on your schedule or contact the Book Store at 608-796-3848.
Tuition/Refund Information
For tuition and refund information, see the Business Office Web page.
Summer Housing Information
For summer housing information, see the Office of Residence Life Web page.