Summer Sessions

UC Riverside is a Great Place to Be for the Summer

UC Riverside's Summer Sessions is not your ordinary summer school. We combine over 350 available courses - including many high-demand classes - with a relaxed campus atmosphere and a convenient class schedule. Registration began April 9^th. Get started now. (Adding, changing or switching a course after June 13th will incur a $50 late tansaction fee)

REMINDER:

Our office will close at 3 p.m. on August 29th and will be closed on September 1st to celebrate Labor Day. (to locate your final please go to the courses page)

Please don't forget to review the Session Dates and Deadlines periodically to ensure that all deadlines are met for adding, dropping, withdrawing, payments and refunds. This will help avoid additional paperwork or fees. For the latest news about classes affected by the recent power outage and flood please visit our NewsRoom.

Why attend UCR's Summer Sessions?

• Learn in a relaxed, fun atmosphere
• Get ahead by taking pre-requisite or intensive classes
• Smaller class sizes mean more opportunity for interaction with faculty
• UCR's two five-week sessions help you get through the class in half the time of a traditional 10-week quarter
• The classes are identical in focus and content to those taught the rest of the year and units are transferable to many four-year institutions, including all UC's
• Financial aid is available

2008 Session Schedules

Our Summer Sessions program follows a three part calendar composed of varying sessions and sub-sessions. This year's summer programs will follow the general guidelines seen below.

• Two Five-Week Sessions

Session I: June 23 - July 26
Session II: July 28 - August 30

• Sub-Sessions

Session III: June 23 - July 11
Session IV: July 14 - August 1
Session V: August 4 - August 22
Session VI: June 23 - August 1
Session VII: June 23 - August 8
Session VIII: July 28 - September 12

Term - 10 Week Session - June 23 - August 30

 

Classes in UCR Summer Sessions are open to:

• Current UCR students, including incoming Freshmen
• All UC students
• Visiting college and university students, including high school graduates
• High school students entering grades 10-12 in 2008 (through the Summer Academy for Advanced High School Students)
• International Students
• Staff
• Adult Learners

See our 2008 Course Schedule and get started now!