Summer Session Registration

uses Banner 9 for summer registration. Changes may be made to the schedule periodically, so please check for updates.

Search Criteria for Summer Session 

has many different course levels in the summer semester. To ensure your course search includes only the bachelor's-level Summer Session courses, use the recommended search criteria from the below drop-downs.

Look Up Classes: 

The registrar's office has published comprehensive guides on how to look up class information and register. Please review this information here: /registrar/registration.

Visiting students who do not have a account yet can .

• Semester: Summer 2024

• Campus/College/Part of Term: you can select multiple C/C/PoTs in the Banner 9 interface:  
  • Session I courses: Summer Session I
  • Session II courses: Summer Session II
  • Full Session, special, and travel courses: Summer Session - Full/Special

Subject: Since has 2 undergraduate campuses, most liberal arts and sciences have 2 different subject codes in Self Service Banner.

• For example: "Psychology (UM)" is the subject code for the YC/Wilf Psychology department. "Psychology (UW)" is the subject code for the SCW/Beren Psychology department. 
• All summer classes are open to students of any gender unless otherwise specified, regardless of which campus' department is listed as the "Subject."
• To ensure you see ALL summer course options in a particular subject, make sure to select both the UM/Undergraduate Men and UW/Undergraduate Women versions of the subject.

Which Session is a Course In?

Our Summer section codes give a quick snapshot of each course's dates and location in just 3 characters. When looking up class information in Banner 9, the "Section" column appears between the Course Number and Hours (credits) by default. 

• The first character indicates the session (1 or 2).
• The second character indicates the campus (B, W, or O). 
• The third character identifies the section number; the default is 1. Each additional section of a course will have the next consecutive number. (If there are two sections of an online course in Session I, they will be 1O1 and 1O2, respectively. If a third section is added, it will be 1O3.)
• You can sort the course list in Banner 9 Self-Service by section code. Sorting alphabetically will display Session I courses first; reverse alphabetical sorting will show Session II first.

Login to your student dashboard at: .

New students who have never logged in before, follow these instructions:

1. Go to the ITS homepage: /its
2. Scroll down to the "Password Resets" header
3. Click "I am a new employee OR student..."
4. Follow the instructions to reset your password and login for the first time

Forgot your username or password?

1. Go to the ITS homepage: /its
2. Scroll down to the "Services" header
3. Click "Find Your ID and Email Address"
4. Follow the instructions to look up your AD, email, and default passwords

See the above section on Looking Up Summer Course Info in Banner for more details.

Look Up Classes: 

The registrar's office has published comprehensive guides on how to look up class information and register. Please review this information here: /registrar/registration.

Visiting students who do not have a account yet can .

is now using Banner 9 for summer registration.

Register/Add a Course: 

The registrar's office has published comprehensive guides on how to look up class information and register. Please review this information here: /registrar/registration

Search Criteria: 

has many different course levels in the summer semester. To ensure your course search includes only the bachelor's-level Summer Session courses, use the following search criteria:

• Semester: Summer 2024
• Campus/College/Part of Term: you can select multiple C/C/PoTs in the Banner 9 interface: 
  • Session I courses: Summer Session I
  • Session II courses: Summer Session II
  • Full Session, special, and travel courses: Summer Session Full/Special

Dropping or Switching a Course:

• Before dropping a course, please check the Academic Calendar and Tuition Refund Schedule at  for the add/drop deadlines and percentage of tuition refunded.
• To drop a course or switch to another course, follow the registrar's instructions here: /registrar/registration

Incoming Students:

• Incoming students who have not yet registered for Fall semester classes may have a "First Year UG Registration" hold. Instead of registering online, please fill out the Summer Registration Form and email it to your campus registrar; they will override the hold and manually process your summer registration. 

The Summer 2024 Academic Calendar is available on the Registrar's Website. The calendar includes add/drop, "W" dates, and refund dates.

Payment options and instructions are posted on the Student Finance website.

Payment for all Summer 2024 courses is due May 15, 2024.

The following policies apply to students who are current or incoming matriculated bachelor's students:

Maximum number of credits in Summer Session:

undergraduates may register for a maximum of 7 credits per summer session and 10 credits total (both summer sessions combined).

Additional information:

Beren Campus Students: Please refer to the Workload Guidelines and SCW's online course policy, and consult your advisor regarding summer course policies prior to registering for summer classes.

Wilf Campus Students: Please consult your advisor regarding summer and online course policies prior to registering for summer classes.

Getting ahead with classes is a great way to kickstart your career. If you've already accepted your admission to , you don't need to submit a Visiting Student application. Just email Summer@yu.edu, and we'll activate your account.

Need help picking a class? Email summer@yu.edu to ask for our "First-Time Student Guide."

If this fall semester will be your first time on campus at , you may have a hold on your account for "First Year UG Registration." Holds prevent you from registering through Banner (our online registration system). Incoming students must meet with an adviser before they are permitted to register for fall classes.

You can still register for a summer class if this hold is on your account, but you must submit a PDF form to the registrar's office. They will override the "First Year UG Registration" hold and add you to the summer courses. 

The Summer Registration Form is available here. Fill it out and email it to your campus registrar:

• Beren Campus (undergraduate women): berenregistrar@yu.edu
• Wilf Campus (undergraduate men): wilfregistrar@yu.edu

Our undergraduate academic courses in Summer Session are open to all learners entering grade 12 and up. Our Summer Session students include:

• Students visiting from other colleges and universities
• College graduates taking pre-requisites for grad school
• Rising high school seniors (graduating 2025)
• Recent high school graduates (graduating 2024)
• Adults learners taking classes for skills or for fun

We look forward to having you at .

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis, space permitting.

Priority deadlines:

• Session I courses: Apply by May 15, 2024
• Session II courses: Apply by June 15, 2024

Complete our brief before you register for academic courses in Summer Session. The Summer Session Visiting Student application opens on March 1. You will need to submit an unofficial copy of your transcript and a $65 application fee.

Your application will not be considered complete until we have received your transcript. If your transcript is not received prior to the start of the summer session, we may decline your registration.

Academic Calendar:

• The Summer 2024 Academic Calendar is on the .
• The calendar includes add/drop dates, "W" dates, and the tuition refund schedule.

Enrollment Limits: 

• High School students entering grade 12 (graduating 2025): Can enroll in up to 6 credits per summer session and up to 10 credits maximum for the summer.
• Recent High School graduates (graduating 2024): Can enroll in up to 7 credits per summer session and 10 credits maximum for the summer. 
• Visiting college students: Please check with your home institution for relevant policies. 
• Auditing a course: Students may audit up to 1 course in the summer. Students will be charged the cost of 1 credit to audit a course. Students who wish to audit a course should complete the Visiting Student Application and contact summer@yu.edu for the Request to Audit a Course form.

High school students must present a high school transcript and a minimum GPA of 80 (or 2.7 out of 4.0). If your average is below this and you feel that you are a good candidate for ’s summer programming, please submit a written statement to summer@yu.edu explaining what you hope to get out of the summer program, the supports you have in place to be successful, and any other information that may help us understand your preparedness to succeed. 

High school students should be mindful that a grade in a credit-bearing college course will remain on their permanent academic record and that grade might influence college admissions decisions in the future. 
 

Summer Session will be publishing an extensive catalog of courses, including course descriptions and pre-requisites/co-requisites.

Please send questions to Summer@yu.edu, or   

For more information about our summer offerings for college and high school students, contact us at summer@yu.edu or (646) 592-4718

For questions about registration for academic courses, contact the Office of the Registrar at:
Beren Campus: berenregistrar@yu.edu 
Wilf Campus: wilfregistrar@yu.edu

For questions about payment, contact the Office of Student Finance at: 
Email: accounts@yu.edu
Phone: (646) 592-6260

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