You must officially drop your classes through the CUNYfirst registration system. Students who receive incomplete grades will have until the end of the fall term to resolve them.
This page location is:. Sign In. Login to Summer Session Program. Page Content. Visiting Students All students who are new and have not previously matriculated to Queens College are encouraged to apply.
MyQC is the Queens College intranet site. A college username and password is required to login to the site. A-Z Index. Search Courses. J uly 5 to August Some Environmental Studies course have associated course materials fees in addition to tuition. These fees will appear on your invoice. Some courses have off-campus field trips. The Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change will collect fees for scheduled off-campus field trips prior to the scheduled departure.
Please ask the course director if you have any questions about these fees. A maximum of 36 credits 18 credits per term can be taken upon approval of your Program Checklist and review by your adviser. If you wish to enrol in more than the above maximum, please contact the Student Success Coordinator at , ext. Summer session: A maximum of 15 credits can be taken. You are responsible for ensuring that courses taken during the summer session fulfill your program and degree requirements.
The Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change does not permit students to enrol in two or more courses in the same term that are offered on the same day and time. If you create a course schedule with time conflicts, be aware that you will get no special arrangements or support by Course Directors.
A petition to take a schedule in which course conflicts occur, or to seek accommodation for such conflicts, will not be supported by the Faculty. If you lack a required prerequisite course but believe you can successfully complete the course work, you must obtain written permission from the course director to enrol.
Students with substantial familial or financial responsibilities outside the University are advised to consider taking fewer courses in a session. The maximum course load is 36 credits overall. It is strongly recommended students take no more than 18 credits per term.
Summer session: Students may take a maximum of 15 credits in the summer session. PKINs are practicum courses for kinesiology and health science students only and are not for academic credit. Consult the School of Kinesiology and Health Science website for further information. The maximum course load is 36 credits overall and 18 credits per term without petitioning.
Summer session: A full course load is defined as 15 credits in the summer session. Students may take a maximum of 18 credits overall without petitioning.
It is recommended that students take their personal circumstances and academic standing into consideration before taking a course load of 18 credits in the summer session. Natural science courses are listed in the Division of Natural Science website and in the Undergraduate Academic Calendar.
A letter of permission must be obtained prior to enrolling in non-York University courses. Application forms for letters of permission are available on the Registrar's Office website.
Advising is mandatory for all new students. The allowable maximum is 33 credits. Students must submit an academic petition if they wish to enrol in more than the maximum course load listed above. For more information please contact the Office of Science Academic Services at Summer session: A maximum of 15 credits in total may be taken during the summer session.
The student is responsible for ensuring that courses taken during the summer session fulfill program and degree requirements, are eligible for the degree program in the Faculty of Science, and observe prerequisite, corequisite and course credit exclusion restrictions.
Checklists outline each program so you can identify what you have completed and what is still required. Checklists are available for all science programs. If you are seeking any substitutions or exceptions to program requirements, you must obtain written permission from your major department.
Newly admitted students: Please contact the advisor in room C, York Hall. Telephone: ; email: dearadvisor glendon. Telephone: ; email: acadservices glendon. Students must not repeat courses which are equivalent or similar in content to those that they have already successfully completed. The maximum enrolment allowed online is 36 credits.
For more information, students should contact Academic Services at or by email at acadservices glendon. Summer session: Glendon students may take a maximum of 15 credits during the summer session. Academic advising is available and recommended for all Lassonde students. Enrolment will be blocked until you see an advisor. Some high-demand courses are being offered at the regional campuses as well as the Storrs campus.
Check the class search page or the UConn Student Administration site for details you can search by specific campus or all campuses. Instructors must submit final course grades to the Registrar by the Monday following the final Friday in a session. You are welcome to contact your advisor for support and assistance. Also, you are able to repeat a course one time without seeking permission in order to earn a higher grade.
Full details about repeating courses can be found here. Yes, but part-time students must pay the same fee to audit a course as they would pay if they took the course for credit. To audit a course, fill out and submit the Course Audit Form to the Registrar's address in the top-right corner. Yes, you would register as a non-degree student.
To register for a class at another campus, simply search for classes by campus using the class search page or the UConn Student Administration site and complete registration as usual. Log in to search for classes and register online.
You may also register by mail, fax or in person at any UConn Registrar's Office. It is very similar to enrolling in courses. You are welcome to follow the instructions provided here. Summer session courses are paid on a per-credit basis for both in-state and out-of-state UConn students.
If you are a UConn student that plans to take courses at UConn during the Summer Session and wish to be considered for financial aid, you must:. Some other conditions, including satisfactory academic progress, apply to summer financial aid. The Office of Student Financial Aid Services should be contacted directly with any questions about federal aid, loans or other available aid programs for summertime study at financialaid uconn. Contact the Office of Financial Aid Services for more information regarding loans and work study opportunities.
Summer housing will approved on a very limited basis. Please visit UConn Residential Life for more information. Summer permits are required but are free or inexpensive. Visit UConn Parking for details. Please visit the UConn Bookstore for more information.
Search for your course through the UConn Bookstore. UConn A-Z. General Questions. How do I request a copy of a course syllabus? I am not a current UConn student. How do I sign up for UConn Summer courses? How are lab courses being taught this summer? There are prerequisites required for a course I am interested in and I have completed these at my home University.
How do I get them approved so I can enroll? Is it likely that the course s I enrolled in could cancel and when will I be notified? What do I need to do to be well prepared for an online course experience? How do I access my online course?
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