Summer Sessions

Registration for the 2009 Summer Sessions is now open! Choose your courses and set your schedule now!

♦ For the most current information please view the Online Schedule of Classes.

♦ Students visiting from other universities may have to clear Prerequisites.

♦ Organic Chemistry enrollment instructions for visiting students.

♦ New Courses have been added to the schedule.

♦ Request a catalog in the mail.

Please keep in mind when registering for UCR summer courses:    ♦You are responsible for the grades and fees associated with each course in which you have enrolled.                                                               ♦You will not be automatically dropped for lack of payment, or non-attendance, from any course in which you have enrolled.                          ♦It is your responsibility to drop any unwanted course(s) or section(s), including waitlist enrollments, prior to the published drop deadline(s).                                                                                                                     ♦To guarantee enrollment in a course and avoid late fees, you must pay for your registration by the June 10, 2009 deadline.

Organic Chemistry enrollment intructions:

Please include the following:

• your UCR student ID number* 
• name of institution where you completed General Chemistry
• the grade you received
• the CHEM 112 section you would like to register for
• your preference for a morning or evening lab.

*If you have not gained access to GROWL yet, please follow the instructions under the 'Admission' tab.

New courses, just added to the schedule:

• PHYS-002A has been added to session 1.
• PHYS-002B has beebn added to session 2 as well.
• LGBS-001 has been added to session 1.                                                                      Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Intersexual, and Transgender Studies is an interdisciplinary course that sheds light in the ways in which scholars from differing specializations approach the issue of human sexual expression.

iEVAL

All Summer Session courses are evaluated online.  Students are asked to take a few minutes to provide the instructors with feedback on the instruction received.  It is very important that the feedback is construction so that instructors can make enhancements to their teaching.  It is also important to let the instructors know if they are doing fine or an outstanding job in teaching.  The evaluations are read by the instructors and department chairs after all grades have been posted.  The evaluations that you provide are a part of the instructor's teaching record and are used to determine teaching assignments, promotions, teaching awards, etc...  Please make your voice heard and let UCR know your thoughts on the education you receive.  During the last week of instruction you will receive e-mails reminding you to provide your feedback.  The reminders will stop once your evaluation has been submitted.