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If you have further questions after reviewing this page, please call us at 718-817-4665.
What are the dates for Summer Session?
How much is tuition?
If I am not a Fordham student, can I register?
If I am an international student, can I register?
How can I drop a class?
Do I get a refund if I drop a class?
How to I obtain a refund?
When/where do I get books for my class?
Is there housing still available?
How do I get my grades?
How do I get my credits transferred?
Do I need to send a transcript?
How do I get to Fordham?
Session I: June 1-July 1, 2010
Session II: July 6-August 5, 2010
Unless otherwise indicated, 3-credit courses meet on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and 4-credit courses meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Graduate courses meet twice per week either on Mondays and Wednesdays or on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
2010 tuition rates for an undergraduate course are $675 per credit. The graduate tuition rate for 2010 is forthcoming. Please see our Tuition and Fees page for lab fees on specific courses. To calculate your tuition, multiply the cost per credit by the number of credits you will be taking, plus any additional fees.
PSEU 1000 (3 credits):
$675 x 3 = $2,025
Lab fee = $75
Total= $2100
Yes, Fordham welcomes visiting students in its summer programs. Please fill out a registration form which can be printed from the Registration section of this website or found in our Bulletin, which you can request here. Be sure to read all of the information in our Policies and Procedures sections before sending in your registration form with your full payment. The last day for visiting students to register for Summer Session I is May 27 and for Summer Session II is June 29.
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Since the summer course load (8-credit maximum per session) is not considered full-time, Fordham University cannot issue I-20 Student visas for summer study. In order to attend Fordham Summer Session as a visiting international student, you will need to show evidence that you hold a visa that allows you to take courses at American universities at the time of application. Please note that matriculation and evidence of good standing at an American university inan undergraduate degree program (i.e., not an ESL program) are also required for those who would like to stay in Fordham University housing.
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Fordham students should use my.fordham.edu to drop a course and are responsible for verifying their registration activities through my.fordham.edu. All students may request to be dropped from a course by coming to the Summer Session office or by submitting a written request via fax at 718-817-4670 or email at summerschool@fordham.edu. Please include your full name, Fordham student ID number, the course number, and the course name of the classes you would like to drop. The effective date for any course change is the date a drop/withdrawal occurs via my.fordham.edu or the date upon which the Summer Session Office receives a written form of notification of the course change request. Please note the deadlines for dropping a course in our Calendar.
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Only students who drop their course prior to the first class meeting are entitled to a full refund; students dropping after the first class may be entitled to a partial refund minus the registration fee for non-matriculated students. Please see our Registration Policies and Procedures to calculate your eligibility and confirm with the Summer Session office.
Students should request refunds in writing either through email (summerschool@fordham.edu) or fax (718-817-4670). The dean will respond letting you know the refund you should expect. Once the withdrawal has been processed, the student should contact the Registrar to verify method of refund. The Registrar is located in Thebaud Hall on the Rose Hill campus and can be reached at 718-817-3901. See Policies regarding refunds for more information.
You can buy your books at the bookstore on the campus where you are taking your class. The bookstore will have a list of the texts required for your class. Visit the bookstore website for more information.
Housing is available for students matriculated at an accredited U.S. college or university and registered for and attending a Fordham summer class. Please visit the Housing section for more information. Fordham students should visit the Office of Residential Life. .
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Students can check their grades and request transcripts through my.fordham.edu. Visting students should create a my.fordham.edu account.
All students may request both Official and unofficial transcripts in writing from the Office of Academic Records at the campus where they took summer classes:
Rose Hill
Fordham University
Office of Academic Records
Thebaud Hall
441 East Fordham Road
Bronx, NY 10458
Lincoln Center
Fordham University
Office of Academic Records
113 West 60th Street
New York, NY 10023
When requesting a transcript in writing please provide your name, student identification number, date of birth, division of the university that you attended, approximate dates of attendance, degree received (if any), a day time phone number, and where you would like the transcripts to be sent. You must sign your request. There is no charge for obtaining your transcript. You may also come in person to Thebaud Hall First floor at Rose Hill, Leon Lowenstein building 216A at Lincoln Center or fax your request to 718-817-2685.
An additional option is to email your request to summerschool@fordham.edu.
We strongly recommend that you confirm with your academic advisor at your home institution that you will receive credit for a course taken outside of your college or university. Before granting permission, some schools require course descriptions or syllabi of the courses to be transferred, which you can obtain by contacting our office at 718-817-4665. To have your credits transfer, request that a transcript be sent to your school from Fordham University’s Office of Academic records. See above or Transcript Request for more information.
A transcript is not needed to register for classes; however, in order to be eligible to live in the dormitories, you may send a transcript as proof of good standing. Students may also be asked to provide evidence that they can do satisfactory course work before they are registered.
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