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Do I have to apply to the college to take summer courses? How can I tell on the SUNY Cortland Course Schedule web page if a course is a liberal arts course? How and When do I register? How do I access Web for Students? How many hours can I register for in summer? Can I register for Summer Session I and II at the same time? When can I register if I'm not a Cortland student? What if I want to change my schedule after I register? What about cancellations or refunds? Do I have to apply
to the college to take summer courses? How can I tell on the
SUNY Cortland Course Schedule web page if a course is liberal arts
course? How do I register? Sometime in March, Cortland students may go to the SUNY Cortland home page at www.cortland.edu, click on the quick links, and select "myRedDragon". Students may login by entering their User ID and password to see their time ticket which is their window of opportunity to register for summer and fall classes. Students should register for their summer classes first in case they may be prerequisites for the fall classes they wish to take. You will find complete instructions and information about web registration at the bottom of the Registrar's web page. Matriculated students who register on the web will be billed for their summer courses. All non-matriculated students, undergraduate and graduate, will not have access to web registration and will be required to pay all tuition and fees at the time the registration form is submitted. Non-matriculated students including those visiting from other colleges, may mail, fax, or bring their registration form to the Registrar's Office (undergraduate) or the Graduate Studies Office (graduate) any time after web registration closes for matriculated students. Registration forms will be available to print off of the web. Non-matriculated student registration forms will be processed by date received on a space available basis. Non-matriculated undergraduate students may take a maximum of 11.5 credit hours before they must apply through Admissions and be accepted into a degree program. Non-matriculated graduate students may take a maximum of 9 credit hours before they must apply through the Graduate Studies Office and be accepted into a degree program. All students may continue to register up to the first day of classes (May 20 for Summer Session I and June 29 for Summer Session II). Any student who registers after the first day of the session will be assessed a $40 late registration fee. How do I access myRedDragon? If you are an undergraduate matriculated student you will also need to contact your advisor to get your web registration PIN. How many hours can
I register for in summer? Graduate students may register for a total of 8 credit hours in each 5 week session. Can I register for Summer
Session I and II at the same time? What if I want
to change my schedule after I register? A fee of $20 will be charged for each drop and each add after the first day of classes. What about cancellations
or refunds? Refunds will be prorated as of the date the transaction is processed and completed in the Registrar's or Graduate Studies Office not the date it was mailed. To obtain a refund, it is necessary to make the request to drop or withdraw from the course in writing. After the drop period, but no later than the last withdrawal date listed below, students may withdraw from courses by petitioning the instructor and the Associate Dean for undergrads or the Director of Graduate Studies for graduate. Forms are available in department offices. The information below is based on summer 2008. Summer 2009 information will be posted when it becomes available.
The College fee and late registration payment fee are not refundable. Notice of the intention to withdraw from a course must be filed in writing at the Registrar's Office (undergraduates) or the Graduate Studies office (graduates). Nonattendance and/or nonpayment of tuition and fees does not constitute an automatic withdrawal. Registering for Classes | FAQ | Contact Us | Summer Session Home | Winter Session Home Services Available SUNY Cortland is an Equal Opportunity Institution |
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