2013 Summer Session

When are summer classes held and who may take them?

Some summer classes are offered during the four-week "intensive summer session" (May 13 to June 8), while others are offered during the seven-week "regular summer session" (June 10 to July 27).

Susquehanna University students, as well as students from other universities and members of the community, are all welcome to enroll in summer classes. The cost for most of the courses is $315 per academic credit.

For more about tuition and other fees, such as room and board, see the Tuition & Fees page.

What courses will be offered this summer?

Nearly 80 classes will be offered this summer. See a complete listing here.

How do I sign up for a summer course?

If you are a regular, full-time Susquehanna student, you register through WebSU.

If you do not regularly attend Susquehanna, you must email Jayme Long at longj@susqu.edu for information on how to register.

To arrange a summer internship, access the internship contract at https://mysu.susqu.edu/REGS and then submit to Monica Leitzel in the registrar's office before the internship begins.

What are the deadlines for adding, dropping or withdrawing from a class?

Because both the intensive and regular summer sessions are much shorter than a normal fall or spring semester, the dates for adding, dropping or withdrawing from summer courses come quickly.

A student withdrawing from a class may or may not be eligible for some percentage of tuition refund, depending on the date when he or she withdraws. So that you're not caught off guard by these deadlines, please familiarize yourself with the dates and policies listed below.

For more information about dates and policies, you can also see the Tuition & Fees page.

What if I have questions?

Questions may be directed to Summer Program Director Dave Kaszuba, at kaszuba@susqu.edu or (570) 372-4724.