Please read the course description before enrolling in any Intensive Studies course to ensure that you have fulfilled the requisite(s).

For UCLA students, MyUCLA will automatically check to see if the enforced requisites have been met. Students wishing to complete more than one Summer Intensive Studies course may complete a Student Update Form and email the form to info@summer.ucla.edu to enroll.

For all other students, if you have had experience comparable to the listed requisite, you may enroll. Transcripts or proof of completion of a requisite course is not required for visiting Summer Sessions students.

The SIS format is highly intensive. While students can take multiple SIS courses during the summer, we do not recommend taking more than one SIS course simultaneously.

UCLA Students

College of Letters and Science students, both undergraduate and graduate, may take a maximum of 18 units per summer. All other UCLA students may take a maximum of 16 units.

If you wish to exceed your study load limit, you must obtain approval from your respective school or college.

Non-UCLA Students

Visiting non-UCLA students may take a maximum of 18 units per summer.
If you are an international student for registration purposes, you are subject to I-20 requirements. Unless you add Academic Courses, enrolling in one SIS course is considered full time for the 3-week period. Please see the International Student Page for more information.

UCLA students can enroll in a Summer Intensive Studies course online via MyUCLA using the Class Planner or Find a Class and Enroll function. Submission of a deposit payment is not required for UCLA students. However, the processing fee of $150 will be assessed if all summer courses are dropped regardless of whether instruction has begun.

Please contact UCLA Summer Sessions at info@summer.ucla.edu should you experience any issues with enrollment.

Whether new or returning to UCLA Summer Sessions, all visiting students including other UC students must complete our Academic Course Registration first in order to enroll in Summer Intensive Studies courses.

Once you have submitted the online registration form and the nonrefundable deposit , an email will be sent to you with your UCLA ID number. Please note that even if you already have a UCLA ID and logon, you will not have access to MyUCLA summer enrollment options unless your registration is complete.

You will use your UCLA ID number to obtain a UCLA logon via MyUCLA. If you already have a UCLA logon, you do not need to create a new logon. Simply log in to your pre-existing account. Be sure to update your address, e-mail, and phone number if necessary.

Non-impacted SIS courses are subject to the drop procedures below:

• Before the final week of the course: Sign-in to MyUCLA, select "Classes," then "Drop a Class" and proceed with the course cancellation.
• Final week of the course: Submit a Student Update Form with the instructor's signature provided on the form to 1331 Murphy Hall during regular business hours or via email (info@summer.ucla.edu).

Impacted SIS courses are subject to the drop procedures below:

• Before 5 PM, Friday of Week 1 of the course: Sign-in to MyUCLA, select "Classes," then "Drop a Class" and proceed with the course cancellation.
• Current UCLA students are required to submit a Late Impacted Course Drop Petition or Retroactive Drop Petition Form from their counseling unit . Non-UCLA students will be required to complete a Summer Sessions Student Update Form and submit the request to the Summer Sessions Office, 1331 Murphy Hall or info@summer.ucla.edu, in order to drop any impacted course. Both an interactive (PDF) and Student Update Form printable (PDF) versions of the Student Update Form available.
  
  
  • College Academic Counseling, A316 Murphy Hall
  • Honors Programs Office, A311 Murphy Hall
  • AAP Counseling Office, 1209 Campbell Hall
  • Athletic Counseling Office, Morgan Center
  • School of Engineering and Applied Science, 6426 Boelter Hall
  • School of Nursing, 2-137 Factor Building
  • School of Arts and Architecture, 2200 Broad Art Center
  • School of Theater, Film, & Television, 103 East Melnitz
  • Graduate Division, 1255 Murphy Hall

The fee for a summer course is calculated based on the unit value the course carries and your student status. In addition to the course fee, students are assessed other campus and administrative fees during the summer. Below is a summary of fees that may apply.

Note: All fees are subject to change without prior notice.

Course Fees

Registration and Campus Fees

Additional Visa-Related Fees for Visiting International Student

UCLA financial aid is available only to qualified UCLA students, including newly admitted UCLA students beginning in the fall 2020.

All visiting students, including other UC students , should check with their home institution regarding financial aid options.

All registered Summer Sessions students assume full responsibility for all fees regardless of their financial aid status and are held to the UCLA Summer Sessions payment deadlines.

Note: All deadlines are in Pacific Daylight Time (PDT). Please take the time zone into consideration when making arrangements to process your payment.

*If enrolling after the payment deadline, please consult with UCLA Summer Sessions (info@summer.ucla.edu) to determine the next payment deadline. These payment deadlines may be extended only for UC students who are identified by their respective UC financial aid office as summer financial aid recipients. No exception requests by individual UC students will be accepted regardless of their UC summer financial aid status. Those who are granted exception will be notified of the extended payment deadline.

2020 Refund Deadlines for Summer Intensive Studies

Non-Refundable Fee

UCLA Students: A processing fee of $150 will be assessed if all summer courses are dropped at any point in time, regardless of whether instruction has begun. This processing fee is not refundable under any circumstances.

Visiting Students: The Registration Fee paid during registration is not refundable under any circumstances.

Refund Policy

The following fees are refundable only if the course is dropped before the course's refund deadline (specified above):

• Per-unit course fee
• Instructional Enhancement Initiative (IE) fee
• Referenda Fees or Service Fee (if all courses dropped)
• Document fee (if all courses dropped)
• Material use fee(s), if applicable

The fees listed above are 100% NON-refundable if dropped after the refund deadline, and you will be financially liable for any courses you are enrolled in past the refund deadline.

Enrolled students are expected to complete all assigned coursework, take all examinations, attend class regularly, and submit all required work by the end of the session. No part of the coursework may be continued beyond the close of the course unless prearranged by the student and the instructor. The work of all students at UCLA is reported in terms of grades. Instructors are required to assign a final grade for each student enrolled in a course.

For more information on UCLA’s grade policy, visit the Registrar’s website.

Some courses offer the option to choose from either letter grading or P/NP (S/U if you have your bachelor's degree), while other courses stipulate a specific grading basis. For classes that only have one grade type, you will not be able to change the grading option.

Courses with both the letter grading and P/NP or S/U option will be assigned a letter grade by default unless you specify your grade type to be otherwise.

Courses taken for P/NP or S/U might not count toward graduation requirements. Please be sure to consult an academic adviser before taking courses on the P/NP or S/U basis.

Courses with optional grading basis can be changed on MyUCLA until the following deadlines:

UCLA is on the quarter system. As a general guide, a semester unit is worth 1.5 quarter units (e.g., 4 quarter units = 2.5 semester units).

UCLA courses are generally accepted for transfer credit, but all decisions on transferability rest with the home institution.

Students should receive approval of course transferability from the home institution in advance before enrolling in UCLA Summer Sessions.

The transcript is a permanent record that reflects all undergraduate and graduate work completed at UCLA. It lists courses, units, grades, cumulative grade-point average, transfer credits, total units, and work in progress in chronological order.

Ordering a transcript can be done online through MyUCLA. Those requiring expedited or special delivery can submit a Transcript Request Form (PDF). Transcript Request Forms can be downloaded online here or picked up at 1113 Murphy Hall between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday – Friday.

Requests are not processed if students have outstanding financial, academic, or administrative obligations to the University.

NOTE: Current or newly admitted UCLA students will have their grades appear on their UCLA transcript immediately after grades are submitted by the course instructor. Current or newly admitted visiting UC students will have their grades appear on their home UC campus's transcript in October or November.