Summer Session 2026

Summer Session 2026 is split into three different sessions - two five-week sessions and one concurrent 10-week session. Drop dates and deadlines vary for each period. Please be sure to consult the correct calendar when making any decisions regarding adding or dropping a course. If you have any questions, please contact us or consult our refund policy.

Calendar updated January 7, 2026. Dates subject to change up until the start of each session.

Session I: June 1 – August 12

June 1	First Day of Classes
June 1 – June 4	Schedule Adjustment Period
June 4	Last Day to Add Classes
June 4	Last Day to Change between Audit and Letter Grading
June 4	Last Day of Schedule Adjustment Period (for Summer Session I)
June 10	Census Day for Reporting
June 10	Last Day to change between Credit/No-credit and Letter Grading
June 10	Last Day to Withdraw from Classes without a “W” being recorded; withdrawals from classes after this date and up to July 19 will require approval by the instructors, advisor, and Dean/designee of the School of the student’s major and will result in a “W” being recorded.
June 18	HOLIDAY – Campus Closed – Juneteenth (Observed)
July 3	HOLIDAY – Campus Closed – Independence Day (Observed)
July 9	Last Day to Withdraw from Classes for a Serious and Compelling Reason.  Withdrawals after this date require a petition of exception.
August 6	Last Day of Classes
August 10–11	Examination Period
August 11	Evaluation Day
August 12	Grades Due

Session II: June 2 – July 3

June 1	First Day of Classes
June 1 – 4	Schedule Adjustment Period
June 4	Last Day to Add Classes
June 4	Last Day to Change between Audit and Letter Grading
June 4	Last Day of Schedule Adjustment Period (for Summer Session)
June 10	Census Day for Reporting
June 10	Last Day to change between Credit/No-credit and Letter Grading
June 10	Last Day to Withdraw from Classes without a “W” being recorded; withdrawals from classes after this date and up to June 17 will require approval by the instructors, advisor, and Dean/designee of the School of the student’s major and will result in a “W” being recorded.
June 18	HOLIDAY – Campus Closed – Juneteenth (Observed)
June 17	Last Day to Withdraw from Classes for a Serious and Compelling Reason.  Withdrawals after this date require a petition of exception.
July 1	Last Day of Classes
July 3	HOLIDAY – Campus Closed – Independence Day (Observed)
July 6 – 7	Examination Period
July 8	Grade Due

Session III: July 14 – August 12

July 9	First Day of Classes
July 9 – 15	Schedule Adjustment Period
July 15	Last Day to Add Classes
July 15	Last Day to Change between Audit and Letter Grading
July 15	Last Day of Schedule Adjustment Period (for Summer Session)
July 21	Census Day for Reporting
July 21	Last Day to change between Credit/No-credit and Letter Grading
July 21	Last Day to Withdraw from Classes without a “W” being recorded; withdrawals from classes after this date and up to July 25 will require approval by the instructors, advisor, and Dean/designee of the School of the student’s major and will result in a “W” being recorded.
July 30	Last Day to Withdraw from Classes for a Serious and Compelling Reason.  Withdrawals after this date require a petition of exception.
August 10	Last Day of Classes
August 11 – 12	Examination Period
August 13	Grades Due

Students are responsible for all associated fees and completing drop/withdraw requests. Partial charges may be posted on your account depending on the drop date even though students did not make a payment. Please see the chart below for the tuition fee by student type and courseload:

Undergraduate
0 – 6 units attempted	$1,764
6.1 or more units	$3,082

Graduate
0 – 6 units attempted	$2,208
6.1 or more units	$3,804

Teacher Credentials
0 – 6 units attempted	$2,049
6.1 or more units	$3,531

In addition, mandatory, one-time campus fees will be applied to all students who enroll in Summer Session. Students will only pay the campus fees one-time each summer regardless of the number of enrolled terms.

Campus mandatory fees go to support campus organizations and facilities that provide services to students (e.g. the university health center) throughout the year. 

Campus fees for Summer Session 2026 are as follows:

ASI Fee	$143.34
Health Facility Fee	$1.88
Health Service Fee	$121.13
IRA Fee	$57.03
Runner Card Fee	$3.75
Student Body Fee	$282.88
Campus Programming Fee	$15.63
Student Involvement & Representation Fee	$1.25
Total Fees	$626.89

Administrative Fee

The University has the authority to charge an administrative fee of $25 for failure to meet a due date. Payment received after the due date are subject to this charge.

Graduate Professional Business Course Fee

Students enrolled in a Graduate Professional Business course will be charged an additional $303 per unit.

Non-Resident Tuition

If you are not a resident of California, you must add $444 for each unit of credit you take to your tuition total.

Example 

• Non-Resident Tuition for an undergraduate who wishes to register for 6 units:
  • Total California Resident Tuition and Mandatory Fees: $1,764
  • Multiply the number of units (6) by $444: = $2,664
  • Add the two amounts together for total non-resident tuition: $1,764 + $2,664 = $4,428
     

Students may be exempt from non-resident classification if they are a teacher, military service member, California high school graduate who has attended a California high school at least three years, or a dependent child of California residents. If so, you must apply for an exemption every semester through Enrollment Services.

Late Fee

A $25 late fee will be assessed depending on the date of the student’s registration. Refer to the Summer Academic Calendar for specific dates. Billing statements are not sent, and students are responsible for checking their MyCSUB account for account balance, payment information, and due dates.

The CSU makes every effort to keep student costs to a minimum. Fees listed in published schedules or student accounts may need to be increased when public funding is inadequate. Therefore, the CSU must reserve the right, even after fees are initially charged or initial fee payments are made, to increase or modify any listed fees. All listed fees, other than mandatory systemwide fees, are subject to change without notice, until the date when instruction for a particular semester or quarter has begun. All CSU listed fees should be regarded as estimates that are subject to change upon approval by The Board of Trustees, the Chancellor, or the Presidents, as appropriate. Changes in mandatory systemwide fees will be made in accordance with the requirements of the Working Families Student Fee Transparency and Accountability Act (Sections 66028 -66028.6 of the Education Code).

• Waivers will be based on each CSU employee's bargaining unit. CSU employees should contact the Human Resources or Benefits department at their home campus to determine their exact benefit.