Dismissed students
See dismissed students section
Inactive students (not dismissed, not RD, not graduated)
An inactive student is a student whose status on SGASTDN is inactive, they are not dismissed (standing AD or ED) and have not graduated. How an inactive student enrolls in summer courses depends on their plans. There are instances in which the Summer Sessions office will admit the student as a non-degree seeking visitor (i.e., the student's summer record will not reflect their past major). If the student is attempting to resume their degree-seeking status, they need to seek readmission or apply for graduation with the college. Summer Sessions does not process readmission or graduation applications.
If an inactive student submits a Summer Sessions application that indicates that they are planning to graduate in that same summer without enrolling in any classes, the Summer Sessions office will refer the student to the college to apply for graduation.
If an inactive student submits a Summer Sessions application that indicates that they are planning to take summer courses and graduate in that same summer, the Summer Sessions office will refer the student to the college to seek readmission.
If an inactive student student submits a Summer Sessions application that indicates that they are planning to enroll in summer courses and readmit in the fall, the Summer Sessions office will refer the student to the college to seek readmission.
If an inactive student submits a Summer Sessions application that indicates that they only plan to take summer classes and do not plan to graduate in summer or readmit for fall, the Summer Sessions office will admit the student as a summer-only visitor with the program "ND-SSUN" (ND= no degree, SSUN= Summer Sessions Undergraduate).
Visiting, non-UCR students
A visiting student is any student who wishes to enroll in summer courses without formally enrolling in a degree program at UCR. A visiting student can be from another UC campus, another college or university outside of UC, a past graduate, or anyone just interested in taking summer courses. Before a visiting student can enroll in courses, they will need to submit the Summer Sessions Application. It takes between 3-5 business days for the Summer Sessions office to process a visiting student application. Once the student is admitted as a summer-only visitor, they will be assigned a time ticket and have access to enroll in courses. They will be subject to registration controls (prerequisites, corequisites, restrictions, and so on) just as regular UCR students are. To bypass those requirements, the students must contact the appropriate department representative as listed summer.ucr.edu/enrollment#clearing-prerequisites. The department representative can enter the permit overrides as they see fit.
Students who attended UCR in the past without completing their degree may be considered a summer visitor in certain circumstances:
- Academically Dismissed students (standing AD) and ELWR dismissed students (standing ED)
- Inactive students (IS on SGASTDN) who do not plan to graduate in summer, or formally readmit in the upcoming fall quarter. An inactive student who wishes to graduate in summer or readmit for fall will be directed to the college. See the Inactive student topic for more information about this type of student.