Summer and Winter Term Courses

Registration

• Current Juniata students - Current Juniata students can register using Colleague Self-Service until May 22, 2023. After that date, they should send an email that lists their course selections, including course number and name, to registrar@juniata.edu
• Incoming Juniata students - New degree-seeking students who are entering in Fall 2023  register by sending an email that lists their course selections, including course number and name, to registrar@juniata.edu
• Visiting students, including dual-enrollment high school students - Visiting, non-degree students register using the Visiting Student Registration Form

Registration for Full Summer Session and Summer Session A courses will be open until May 22, 2023, but students are strongly encouraged to register by May 15, 2023. Registration for Summer Session B courses will be open until July 5, 2023, but students are strongly encouraged to register by June 28, 2023.

2023 Summer Class Schedule

Summer Term 2023 Academic Calendar

(All dates and times local)

Policies

It is the student's responsibility to be attentive to the course syllabus and successfully complete the course materials prior to the end date. Any concerns about course completion should be communicated to the instructor as soon as possible. 

COURSE LIMIT:  Summer and Winter Term courses are taught at an accelerated pace. Current students may register for no more than two courses per session during Summer Term and no more than one course in Winter Term. Incoming first-year students and dual-enrollment high school students may register for no more than one course in each Summer Term session. Students wishing to enroll in more than that should contact the Registrar at registrar@juniata.edu.

COURSE DROP:  Students may drop a course up to the published drop date and receive full reimbursement. Students must email the faculty instructor and the Registrar's Office at registrar@juniata.edu to drop a course. Dropped courses do not appear on a student's transcript.

COURSE WITHDRAWAL:  Students may withdraw from the course from the day after the drop date until the course withdrawal deadline that is specified in the course syllabus. NOTE: Each course's withdrawal deadline varies, so be sure to check the syllabus.  Students must email the faculty instructor and the Registrar's Office at registrar@juniata.edu to withdraw from the course. The course withdrawal will be noted on the student's transcript with a W, however the W does not impact the cumulative GPA. Lack of participation/log-on is not considered course withdrawal and will result in a final grade of F. Students will be refunded course tuition and fees on prorated basis.

AUDIT:  Summer and Winter Term online courses may not be audited.

Financial Info

Tuition:  $500 per credit hour for online undergraduate courses (Tuition for in-person summer courses/programs and for graduate courses are charged at different rates. For more information, contact the Bursar's Office.)
Technology Fee:  $50 per online course
Special course fees for materials, travel, etc., may also be charged.

Tuition and fees for Summer Term will be billed in late April. Questions about billing and payment should be directed to the Bursar's Office at bursarsoffice@juniata.edu or (814) 641-3188.

Contact the Student Financial Planning Office at FinancialPlanning@juniata.edu or (814) 641-3142 for information about financial aid for summer term.

Work Load: What to Expect

The following equation will help you determine the hourly amount of time that will be required for your online course:

(15 weeks per semester * number of credits * 1 in class hour) + (15 weeks per semester * 2 out of class hours * number of credits) = semester long time commitment. For a 3-credit class, this equation would equal 135 hours.

For condensed courses (courses offered in less than 15 weeks), take the total of the equation above and divide by the number of weeks you have to complete the work. For a 3-credit course offered in a six-week time frame, you should expect to spend approximately 22-23 hours per week on the coursework.