Academics

We have created a new and improved summer session that offers 3-4 week courses, more online courses and more “hard to get” classes. We know that students need to work, complete internships, and just take a break over the summer. This schedule has been designed to make all of those possible while completing a summer course.

A few reasons to Plan on Summer at ISU:

• Truth-in-Tuition Policy
  Since fall 2004, Illinois State University has frozen new student undergraduate tuition at the same semester rate for up to four years of continuous enrollment (more for majors requiring additional coursework). After that time, a student’s tuition will be subject to change. For more information, visit www.comptroller.ilstu.edu/studentaccounts/tuition-rates/ then, check out the summer course offerings; summer is a way to stay on track (or get back on track) to graduate on time.
• 75 Hour Policy
  Illinois State wants to help students make progress towards graduation. Admission to a major is a crucial step. After completion of 75 credit hours, students must have declared a major or, at least, have made application for admission into a major. Picking up a summer class may help students progress toward acceptance into a major or meeting continuation requirements once in a major. For more information, visit www.findyourmajor.ilstu. edu/75/

Admission information for 'Summer Visitors' - You are considered a summer visitor if you are currently attending another college or university and wish to continue there but enroll at Illinois State during the summer session.

Search the Course Finder for summer courses that meet your needs. You may search by department, session start date, general education category, IAI (IL Articulation Initiative) courses, internet courses.

Registration - summer registration dates for current ISU students and 'Summer Visitors'

Transferring ISU Credit - Summer Visitors - review information about how to request a copy of your ISU transcripts to send to your institution.