Summer Session 2020

There are three sessions available for 2020:

• 10-Week Session: May 26 – August 10
• 5-Week Session I: May 26 – July 1
• 5-Week Session II: July 6 – August 10

• Undergraduate fees are $300 per unit, plus one-time mandatory campus fees of $503 
• Graduate fees are $350 per unit, plus one-time mandatory campus fees of $503 

A full breakdown of Summer 2020 fees is available here.

Continuing CSUB students may register through their myCSUB account. New, off-campus students, students from other colleges and universities, and community members may register by completing a registration form and emailing it to summer@csub.edu. See the campus map for location. 

No. However, a hold may be placed on student accounts that may prevent registration for future terms, availability of campus services, etc.  No payment plans available for Summer Session. 

It is possible. Financial aid is available for students who are admitted to an eligible degree program and enrolled in financial aid eligible courses through EEGO. Financial aid eligible courses are typically courses that are equivalent to main campus degree requirements. 

The two main sources of aid you could qualify for summer session are federal direct loans and Pell grants: 

Direct Loans 

You may receive a portion of your loans for summer if you did not use your total annual limit in fall and spring semesters. 

Pell Grant 

Year-round Pell went into effect this year, which means you may receive a full Pell grant in fall, spring and summer (for full-time units). Undergrads are recommended to enroll in at least half-time (6 units) to receive a Pell grant for summer. 

State University Grant (SUG) 

Classes through EEGO are not eligible for State University Grant. Only main campus State University Fees can be paid with SUG. 

There is no need to request financial aid for summer. Just enroll and you will be packaged with the financial aid you are eligible to receive! 

Yes, almost anyone can take classes during Summer Session. Those who are at least 18 years of age can take classes through Extended Education. Academically disqualified CSUB students, students from other universities/colleges, and community members are all welcome to register by completing a registration form and emailing it to summer@csub.edu. 

No - students will not be dropped from a course for non-attendance. Students who choose not to attend class (in-person or online) will still be responsible for tuition and fees incurred as a result of their enrollment in Summer Session 2020. Please refer to the Academic Calendar for drop dates and the Refund Policy for complete refund details. 

It is the student’s responsibility to drop/withdraw from a course. Students are responsible for all associated fees and completing drop/withdraw requests. Partial charges may be posted on your student account depending on the drop date even though students did not make a payment. 

Not attending a course does not mean a student will be automatically dropped from that course. Failure to drop/withdraw from a course in which one is officially registered but does not complete, will result in a grade of “F” or No Credit (NC). 

Refunds are based on the date when the official withdrawal is received in the Extended Education office. If you need to drop a class, you may do so via your myCSUB account, in person, email (summer@csub.edu), fax, or mail through the Extended Education office. The day you drop online or when the form is received, is the official date of withdrawal and determines the amount eligible for refund. 

Please refer to the Summer Session academic calendar for drop dates and the Refund Policy for more details. 

Yes, for those who are continuing CSUB students. Continuing CSUB students will meet with their academic advisors either within Undergraduate Advising Services or within the appropriate School. 

Summer Session enrollment is capped at 12 units for each student. The 12-unit maximum includes all three summer sessions – 10-Week, 5-Week I, and 5-Week 2. For example, if a student enrolls in 12 units during the 10-Week session, the maximum will have been reached and the student would not be eligible to enroll in either of the five-week sessions. 

Eligible dependents of CSUB staff, faculty, and management state employees may have tuition and fees for a maximum of two (2) courses or six (6) units, whichever is greater, waived/reduced each term. Most other fee waivers are not applicable during a self-support summer, including CA Veteran, 60+ Club, Concurrent Enrollment, and Cal Vet. See Fee Waiver section for additional details. 

The decision to cancel a course for the 10-week session and the first five-week session will be made by May 20, 2020. The decision to cancel a course for the second 5-week session will be made by July 1, 2020. 

Yes. All courses offered in the CSUB Extended Education Summer Session are regular academic credit courses that are transferable to other institutions. If you are a student enrolled in another college or university and you would like to transfer units completed during the Summer Session at CSUB back to your home institution, please contact the Registrar's Office at your home institution and follow their process to receive transfer credit. It is recommended that students confirm in advance with their home institution the eligibility to have specific CSUB course units accepted in transfer to satisfy their home institution's degree requirements. The student is responsible for completing any requirements outlined by the home institution to transfer credit back to the institution. 

The Extended Education office accepts checks, money orders, and credit cards (Visa and Mastercard only). Students may make payments in the form of cash via the Cashier’s Window. Cash is not accepted in the Extended Education office. Current CSUB students may also pay online through their myCSUB account using credit/debit cards (there may be a charge to do so) or electronic check.