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If your student is currently admitted and enrolled:
Follow
the steps below to register for your Summer Term courses:
1.
Print and complete the trial
schedule form.
2. Consult
the
Registration Schedule
for date and time that you can begin registering.
3. Register for your summer courses following the
WEB Registration directions.
4. Pay your fees. Summer Term does not send
bills. Payments can be made by WEB, by mail, by using
the drop boxes located on campus or in person at the Bursar's
Office. If you pay your fees using a credit card, access your
account 72 hours after payment to confirm that payment was accepted.
For complete information on fees, fee payment and fee payment
options click here.
If your
student is not yet admitted at UNLV, follow the steps below
to register for your Summer Term courses:
1.)
If you are an undergraduate student you are advised to
visit the Registration website at http://register.unlv.edu/
and click Forms and Waivers on the far left side. Under
Student Resources you will find Non-Degree Seeking Student Enrollment form.
If you are a graduate student you are advised to visit
the Graduate College website at
graduatecollege.unlv.edu/admissions
and fill out the application to be a Non Degree Seeking Graduate
Student
2.) Print and complete the trial
schedule form.
3.)
Consult
the Registration
Schedule
for the date and time that you can begin registering.
If you have never attended UNLV you would register under the
Non-Admitted designation.
4.) Register for your courses following the
WEB registration directions.
Print a copy of all WEB transactions and keep copies for your
records.
5.) Pay
your fees. Summer Term does not send bills, Payments
can be made by mail, by using the drop boxes located on campus,
or in person at the Bursar's Office. If you pay your fees
using a credit card, access your account 72 hours after payment
to confirm that payment was accepted. See Fees,
Fee Payments, and Payment Options for
more information.
When registering for Summer Term courses, remember . . .
* Summer Term does not send bills.
* There is a limit on the number of credits that can be taken
during Summer.
Six credits in a five-week session is considered a full load.
One credit in one week or three credits in three weeks is also
considered a full load. For a five-week session, a student may
register for seven credits without filling out an overload petition
only if the student is enrolled in one three-credit and one four-credit
course. The courses must meet for all five weeks of the session.
Any other seven-credit combination requires a completed overload
petition on file in the Registrar's Office. Failure to
file an overload petition will result in being administratively
dropped from the last class in which you enrolled.
* Fees must be paid the business day before the course you are
registered for begins to avoid late fees. Late payment fees are
$25 per day. Late payment dates are as follows:
Session 1: May 19
Session 2: June 9-10
Session 3: July 14-15
* To receive a 100% refund you must drop a course the business
day before the course begins.
* If you add/drop (offset) a course during the late payment period
you must notify the Registrar's Office (Frazier Hall) in
person to offset your fees. The late payment (offset) period for
each session is listed below:
Session 1: May 19
Session 2: June 9-10
Session 3: July 14-15
* If you have registered for a course and have not paid the fees
due by the end of the late payment period for the session in which
the course falls, you will be administratively dropped still owing
50% of the fees for the course.
* Summer Term policies are not the same as spring or fall semester.
* The last day to drop a course and receive a 50% refund is listed
below for each session:
Session 1: May 21
Session 2: June 13
Session 3: July 18
* The last day to drop a course and receive no grade is listed
below for each session:
Session 1: May 29
Session 2: June 27
Session 3: August 1
* Visit the Summer Term website at summerterm.unlv.edu for updated
schedule information including course additions and cancellations,
instructor changes and room assignments.
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