Summer Session
San Diego State University summer courses can help you get ahead in your coursework and stay connected to your professors and the campus over the summer. SDSU offers a twelve week term (T1) and four sessions ranging from four to eight weeks in length (S1-4) to fit your summer schedule. Taking just one summer session course can put you on track to graduate on time or leave room in your schedule for an internship, a job, or participation in a student organization next year.
2024 Summer Session Dates
| Session | Dates | Last Day of Classes | Registration | Schedule Adjustment Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Twelve Week Summer Session (T1) | May 20–August 9 | August 9 | March 4–May 31 | May 31 |
| Six Week Summer Session 1 (S1) | May 20–June 28 | June 28 | March 4–May 29 | May 29 |
| Six Week Summer Session 2 (S2) | July 1–August 9 | August 9 | March 4–July 12 | July 12 |
| Four Week Summer Session 3 (S3) | June 3–June 28 | June 28 | March 4–June 5 | June 5 |
| Eight Week Summer Session 4 (S4) | June 17–August 9 | August 9 | March 4–June 26 | June 26 |
SDSU is the place to be this summer
- Check your prerequisites off the list during the summer.
- See the student success fee at work. The fee helps SDSU pay the faculty needed for summer courses.
- SDSU courses showcase innovative instructional technology and practices.
- Online courses let you work, travel, and relax while still getting the job done in the (virtual) classroom.
- On-campus summer housing enables you to enjoy the San Diego sunshine and SDSU campus while getting one step closer to graduation. The summer housing application will be available on the Housing Portal in early April.
Tuition, Fees and Financial Aid
Review the Tuition and Other Fees web page for summer fee information. Review your my.SDSU account now to clear any outstanding balance that will prevent you from registering for the summer term.
After registering for classes, review your Financial Account tile for the Summer 2024 Payment Deadline.
Financial Aid
To be considered for summer financial aid you must:
- Be a continuing student from the spring semester or a new student who plans to enroll at SDSU for the fall semester.
- File a FAFSA for the 2023-24 year, submit any additional required documentation, and have an Award Notification from the Financial Aid Office.
- Maintain satisfactory academic progress.
- Enroll in at least 6 units for undergraduate and credential students, and 5 units for graduate students to become eligible for as many types of aid as possible.
Plan your schedule
- Search the summer 2024 Class Schedule to determine which classes you can take this summer. If you are a current student and you have questions about which classes to take, visit your major advisor. If you are a newly admitted student and you have questions about which classes to take during summer session, please contact the student success center in your college:
- Starting February 28, review your summer 2024 Enrollment Appointment in my.SDSU.
When can you register?
- Registration starts in March. Head over to my.SDSU for your registration information starting February 28.