What requirements must I meet to take summer classes at DU?
If you're a current DU undergraduate, you can register for summer classes via webCentral. You may also eligible to take summer courses if you're an undergraduate student at another college or university—see Visiting Students. Because of diverse degree requirements, we recommend that you work with your faculty adviser on your course selections.

How many courses may I take during summer quarter?
Students may take up to 18 credits during summer term. Students who want to take an overload need permission from the Office of Academic Advising.

Please remember that we offer courses on the quarter system, and in the summer, our schedule is even more compressed. The fast pace and intense focus of classes benefits students who want to immerse themselves in academic study.

If I sign up for a course and do not pay or plan to attend the course, do I need to drop the course?
Not paying for and/or not attending a class does not drop you from your course. You must academically drop the course.

To receive a 100 percent refund on your tuition charges, we must receive course withdrawal forms before the first day of class.

Is financial aid available during summer quarter?
Financial aid is available for summer quarter for DU degree-seeking students only. We determine aid eligibility by the information provided on your FAFSA and CSS PROFILE applications.

In addition to these documents, you must log in to webCentral and complete the DU Summer Aid Application. Just click the "Student" tab, select the "Summer Aid Application" link, and indicate how many credit hours you intend to take during summer quarter.

How do I pay tuition and fees?
Students can pay their tuition bills with cash or checks at Cashiering Services (University Hall room G25), or by U.S. mail (University of Denver, Bursar's Office, 2197 S. University Blvd #223, Denver, CO 80208).

Tuition bills can also be paid online by initiating an ACH or credit card transaction. There is a convenience fee for credit card payments.

For more information, about payment methods, visit the Bursar's Office.

When are tuition and fees due?
The Bursar's Office will email a bill detailing your tuition and fee charges. We'll update this website with those deadlines as soon as they're available.

How do I withdraw from a course?
To withdraw, contact the Office of the Registrar at 303-871-4095.

What if my course is canceled?
We'll issue full refunds if a class is canceled. The University reserves the right to cancel any class in summer quarter that enrolls an insufficient number of students.

How do I request a transcript?
Visit the the Office of the Registrar to request a transcript.

Where can I get my books?
You may purchase books at the DU Bookstore, in Driscoll Center.

What is happening with the library?
Penrose Library is being renovated, and most of its services will be offered in the Driscoll Student Center Ballroom and Gallery during the construction phase of the building project.

For more information about the renovation project and available summer library services and study areas, visit the new Academic Commons website.

Is housing available?
Please visit the summer housing page for information about housing options during summer quarter.

May I use the Ritchie Center if I've signed up for classes?
Undergraduate students who are enrolled for at least 12 credits during summer quarter may receive student membership to the Ritchie Center.

DU also offers a greatly discounted part-time student membership rate for students who don't meet the credit threshold.

Who should I contact if I need academic accommodations?
The Disability Services Program gives students with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in the University's programs, courses and activities.

DSP provides accommodations at no cost to any student who has a documented disability, as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (as amended) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.

Can I register for summer classes at DU even if I'm enrolled at another university/college?
If you're an undergraduate student at another college or university, you're eligible to take summer classes at DU through our open enrollment program. This means you can register for summer classes without going through DU's regular application process.

How do students visiting DU for the summer obtain a DU ID for the summer quarter?
During the course registration process, visiting students are issued a DU ID number. You can get a photo DU ID card at the ID office in the Driscoll Student Center South (2050 E. Evans Avenue, underneath the campus bookstore).

Please note: You must provide current valid identification (driver’s license, passport, state ID, etc).

Whom may I contact for more information about summer quarter?
The Office of the Registrar will assist you with any questions you have about summer classes. Contact the Office of the Registrar at 303-871-4095.

You can also contact Dr. Jennifer Karas, associate provost for undergraduate academic programs.