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Quick Info:

• Academic advisement for undergraduates and 
• Weekday classes begin first, on Tues., Jan. 21, 2025. Weekend classes begin Sat. and Sun., Jan. 25  and 26.
• Tuition and other fees

*Instructional dates are based on the relevant academic year calendar.

**Verify weekend meeting dates in the Meeting Information section of Class Search.

See How to Register for assistance.

*Students in good standing may enroll in 18 units maximum as soon as registration begins (16 units for graduate students). For exceptions, see Enrollment Limits.

**You can wait list for closed classes—up to 13 wait-listed units — as soon as registration begins. For help, see the guide Wait List for Closed Classes.

*Repeating courses is permitted.  Maximum load: 18 units (16 units for grad students). For details and exceptions, see Enrollment Limits.

**Important! Reducing the number of enrolled units may affect your eligibility for Financial Aid and more. Before dropping, review Precautions for Reducing Units and Late Schedule Changes.

***When adding units, check your student financial account in the ¼ªÏé·» Portal for a possible fee increase, including nonresident tuition if applicable, and the payment due date. If units increase to 6.1 or more, additional fees will be charged. View tuition and other fees and payment deadlines. Units added on or after Feb. 17, the 20th day of instruction, will not increase a student’s financial aid award; see What Affects My Aid – Enrollment Requirements.

*Important! Reducing the number of enrolled units may affect your eligibility for Financial Aid and more. Before dropping, review Precautions for Reducing Units and Late Schedule Changes.

**Withdrawals in Weeks 5 to 12 are normally not permitted and rarely approved in Weeks 13 to 17. In both cases, only serious and compelling reasons are considered.

*If you fail to pay in full by the Payment Due Date, or you do not make the required Installment Payment Plan due dates and times, you may be disenrolled from some or all of your classes. Any payments made AFTER the deadline dates will NOT prevent disenrollment. After disenrollment, course availability is not guaranteed. It is the sole responsibility of the student to withdraw from classes. Failure to follow formal withdrawal procedures will result in an obligation to pay fees.

*See Financial Aid and Urgent Dates for more information.

**The 2024-25 Financial Aid application period began late. The usual, earlier deadlines will resume for 2025-26.

***See What Affects My Aid – Enrollment Requirements.

Summer 2025 Highlights

1. You can wait list for classes from the start of Registration-by-Appointment until the end of online registration for each session.
2.  Summer 2025 classes begin Tuesday, May 27, 2025, the day after Memorial Day.
3. Summer Term is now offered on a state-support basis. Visit Summer Term Tuition & Fees.
4. Visiting students may enroll in ¼ªÏé·» summer classes through extension at .

You'll find basic information at state-support ¼ªÏé·» Summer Term.

STAY RIGHT HERE and use the dates in this state-support Summer Term Registration Calendar if you are:

• A matriculated ¼ªÏé·» student, that is, you are enrolled in a ¼ªÏé·» degree or certificate program.*
• Admitted to one of the special state-supported, year-round cohort programs listed below.
• A ¼ªÏé·» student who has received the SPRINT Grant (Summer PRogress INcluding Tuition). SPRINT students will be notified via ¼ªÏé·» Gmail of their eligibility to enroll and in which classes. Learn more at ¼ªÏé·» SPRINT Grant.
• An applicant for the fall semester and pending an admission decision.*

*Note that first-time freshmen are typically not permitted to enroll in summer courses prior to their term of admission. They must also meet with their freshman academic advisor before enrolling.

Special Year-Round Cohort Programs

You are eligible to enroll in summer classes that are part of a special year-round cohort program if you have been formally admitted to the program. The cohort programs offering summer courses are:

1. Associate Degree in Nursing to BS in Nursing (ADN-BSN Community College Collaboratives)
2. Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT)
3. Master of Social Work (MSW)
4. Doctoral Program in Audiology (AuD)
5. Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership (EdD)
6. Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy (DPT)

Permission numbers may be required to enroll in summer 2025 special year-round cohort courses at all times. Please check with your program advisor.

How to Register

As an eligible, matriculated ¼ªÏé·» student, you should:

1. First obtain your own registration appointment on a first-come, first-served basis.
2. Then enroll in classes during the Registration-by-Appointment period and after.
3. Maximum unit load: 13 units for all summer sessions combined.

Visit the Summer Appointment/Enrollment How-To Guide and Wait List for Closed Classes.

Class Search

Look up summer courses in Class Search. No login is required. Select the following options from the search field drop-down menus:

• Term: "2255 - Summer Term 2025"
• Session: "Summer, SPRINT and Cohort Courses" (all three)
• Subject/Department: Choose the subject you want.
• Select the Quick Search button.

Calendar-at-a-Glance

The dates below are based on information available at the time of publication. Dates are subject to change without notice.

*For matriculated students only. The system will create registration appointments on a first-come, first-served basis. Visit the Summer Enrollment How-To Guide.

** Permission is always required to add year-round cohort summer classes.

* The online, self-service registration system is available throughout this late schedule change period. Deadlines may differ for visiting students enrolling through .

*Important! Reducing the number of enrolled units may affect your eligibility for Financial Aid and more. Before dropping, review the Precautions for Reducing Units.

**Withdrawals are not permitted without formal approval after the second Friday of a session. Learn more at Late Schedule Changes.

*If you fail to make your payment in full by the payment deadlines, you may be disenrolled from some or all of your classes. Any payments made AFTER the deadline dates will NOT prevent disenrollment. After disenrollment, course availability is not guaranteed. It is the sole responsibility of the student to withdraw from classes. Failure to follow formal withdrawal procedures will result in an obligation to pay fees.

Quick Info:

• Academic advisement for undergraduates and 
• Classes begin:
• Friday-Saturday and Saturday-only classes begin Aug. 23, 2025.
• Sunday-only classes begin Aug. 24.
• Weekday classes begin Monday, Aug. 25.
• Friday-only classes begin Aug. 29.
• Tuition and Other Fees

*Fall 2025 dates are based on the 2025-2026 Faculty Affairs academic year calendar.

**Verify weekend meeting dates in the Meeting Information section of Class Search.

See How to Register for more information.

*For unit load exceptions, see .

**For help, see the How To Guide Wait List for Closed Classes. Wait list limit: 13 units.

* is permitted.  Maximum load: 18 units (16 units for graduate students). For exceptions, see .

**Important! Reducing the number of enrolled units may affect your eligibility for Financial Aid and more. Before dropping, review Precautions for Reducing Units and Late Schedule Changes.

***When adding units, check your student financial account in the ¼ªÏé·» Portal for a possible fee increase, including nonresident tuition if applicable, and the payment due date. If units increase to 6.1 or more, additional fees will be charged. View tuition and other fees and the payment deadline. Units added after Sept. 22, the 20th day of instruction, will not increase a student’s financial aid award; see What Affects My Aid: Enrollment Requirements.

See Late Schedule Changes for more information.

*Important! Reducing the number of enrolled units may affect your eligibility for financial aid, housing and more. Before dropping, review Academic Program Changes and Late Schedule Changes.

**Withdrawals in Weeks 5 to 12 are normally not permitted and rarely approved in Weeks 13 to 17. In both cases, only serious and compelling reasons are considered.

*If you fail to pay in full by the deadlines published at Payment Due Date or you do not make the required Installment Payment Plan payments by the IPP due dates and times, you will be disenrolled from some or all of your classes.

*Please see Urgent Financial Aid Dates for more information.

**See What Affects My Aid: Enrollment Requirements.