Summer Courses at Scranton
Summer is a great time to take classes at The University of Scranton. Choose from a range of traditional and online courses offered during two, month-long sessions.
Courses for credit are available to University of Scranton students, visiting students from another college or university, high school students and high school graduates who will attend college for the first time this fall. Below you will find everything you need to get started with summer courses at Scranton.
Undergraduate Summer Sessions (Information including summer calendar, deadlines, tuition and more)
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Current Scranton students: Contact your advising center or register online to add a summer course. Financial Aid questions can be directed to the Financial Aid Office at finaid@scranton.edu.
Incoming Scranton First-Year Students: Contact the Admissions Office at admissions@scranton.edu or 1-888-SCRANTON with the course(s) you wish to take this summer.
Visiting Students: If you are an undergraduate student enrolled at another college or university, you will need to complete our free, online Non-Degree-Seeking Application and attach written approval from the dean or other authorized administrator of your home college for all courses to be taken at The University of Scranton. ROTC students applying for Military Science courses do not need approval.
New First-Year Students Attending Another College in Fall 2024: Complete the free, online Non-Degree-Seeking Application and submit your final, official high school transcript.
Self-Improvement/Personal/Audit/Graduate School Prerequisite: Complete the free, online Non-Degree-Seeking Application.
Questions? Please contact:
Office of Transfer and Adult Admissions
The Estate, The University of Scranton
Scranton, PA 18510
Phone: (570) 941-4839 or 1-888-SCRANTON
Fax: (570) 941-4448
Email: transfer@scranton.eduHigh School Studentsplus or minus
High school students from the local area are invited to apply for our High School Scholars Program or our Business High School Scholars Program. Students accepted to these programs are eligible to take one course per term at a reduced tuition rate.
Graduate Studentsplus or minus
New Graduate Applicants: Please refer to the Graduate Admission Requirements page for information and applications to our over 30 graduate programs.
Visiting Graduate Students: Students attending a graduate program at another institution may enroll in a course at Scranton by completing the Non-Degree Seeking/Self Improvement Application and submitting a letter from the dean or registrar at your home graduate school verifying your status as a student in good standing at that institution.
Questions? Please contact:
Office of Graduate Admissions
The Estate, The University of Scranton
Scranton, PA 18510
Phone: (570) 941-4416
Fax: (570) 941-5995
Email: gradadmissions@scranton.edu