1. Summer Session 2008, Schedule and Estimated Costs

    2.        

           A  Schedule  

      The 2008 summer session will begin on Monday, June 16 (arrival) and end on Friday, August 1 (final examinations). Some courses -- primarily in science and languages -- will begin and end before or after these dates.

B      Tuition and Fees  

        Tuition - Undergraduate Students $722 per credit hour
        Tuition - Graduate Students $348 per credit hour
        General Fee $50
        Housing  
         
        Non-air conditioned single occupancy $150 per week
        Non-air conditioned double occupancy $115 per week
        Air conditioned single occupancy 
        (graduate students only)        		 $205 per week
        Air conditioned double occupancy $150 per week
        NOTE: Non-Air conditioned housing will not be available until June 15.
         
         
        Meal Plans  
        (A meal plan week starts on Saturday)
        21 Meals -- $140per week.  Full meal plan.
         
        14 Meals -- $120per week. Includes any combination of meals.
         
        10 Meals -- $96per week. Includes any combination of meals.
         
        5 Meals -- $50 per week. Includes any combination of meals.
         
        Flex Points blocks -- $25.00 per block (non-refundable)
        (Debit through ID card at any Food Services location)
         
         

  1. Application, Course Selection and Enrollment

    2. Admission to the summer session is a two-step process involving: A) Application/ Course Selection  and B) Enrollment before attending classes. Both steps must be completed by each student for every summer session in which the student attends classes, uses University facilities or receives a degree. Application and enrollment procedures for both Notre Dame continuing students and non-Notre Dame, summer-only students are described below. Students who wish to apply for a graduate degree program which is pursued only in the summer should also consult the section on The Graduate School in the summer session Bulletin.


    1. Application/Course Selection

      1. University of Notre Dame Continuing Students

      2. Non-Notre Dame Summer Students

      3. Student Status

      4. English Language Qualification

    2. Enrollment

      1. Enrollment for the Summer Session

    1. Application/Course Selection

      1. Notre Dame Continuing Students
        University of Notre Dame continuing students (i.e., students who attended Notre Dame during the spring semester of 2008 and who are eligible to continue their studies during the fall semester) must register for summer session courses using the University’s Web registration system. Registration is from Wednesday, March 19 through the course add and drop dates published in this Bulletin.

        Course descriptions and the individual course reference numbers (CRNs) required to register are in this Bulletin. In addition, this information and updates can be viewed by selecting “Class Search” in insideND or from the Office of the Registrar home page.

        Instructions for Web registration (course selection) by Notre Dame continuing students will be available on the Web at registrar.nd.edu in early March. Continuing students may “Add or Drop Classes” on insideND according to the dates printed with each course.

        2. The standard application forms, including a form for on-campus meal plans, are available in the Summer Session office, 111 Earth Sciences Building.
                               Notre Dame undergraduate students may not register as auditors in any summer session course.

                               Information for Notre Dame Graduate Students

      1. Non-Notre Dame Summer Students


        2. Non-Notre Dame/Summer Students. Persons who attend Notre Dame only during the summer (i.e., students visiting from other institutions, students pursuing the master of arts degree only in the summer, and persons taking courses for personal enrichment) may apply for courses online. The online application is available on the Notre Dame Summer Session website at nd.edu/~sumsess..

        Summer-only students may drop or add courses using the University’s Web registration system according to the add and drop dates printed with each course. After those add and drop dates, students must use the standard Academic Course Change form.

        Instructions for the Web registration system will be available on the Web at registrar.nd.edu in early March

        Student Status

        New students seeking the master of arts degree at Notre Dame must apply for admission as degree students.
        Persons not currently enrolled in any other college or university should apply as non-degree students. Such applications are for summer session courses only, and may not be used for admission to Notre Dame degree programs offered during the summer or academic year.

        Persons not currently enrolled in any other college or university should apply as nondegree students. Such applications are for summer session courses only and may not be used for admission to Notre Dame degree programs.
Nondegree undergraduate students who wish to attend courses, but will receive no academic credit at Notre Dame, should apply as graduate audit students. Such students will not receive grades in the courses they audit.

High school students in special pre-college programs and nondegree, undergraduate students working in research laboratories should apply as nondegree students.

Course Selection. This Bulletin of Information serves as a schedule of courses containing specific information about each course [e.g., course number, course reference number (CRN), title, meeting time/days, description]. Included in parentheses with each course are lecture hours per week, studio/tutorial/laboratory hours per week, and semester credit hours. In addition, this information and updates can be viewed by selecting “Class Search” in insideND or from the Office of the Registrar home page.

Students should use the entire COURSE ID when completing either the paper or online application/course selection form. The COURSE ID, which is given at the beginning of each course description, includes a four-digit course reference number (CRN), the subject code (four letters or fewer) followed by a five-digit course number, and a two-digit section number.
Selection of a course is subject to the approval of the department in which it is offered. Official admission to the University for the purpose of taking courses in the summer session is granted only by the director of the summer session.


        English Language Qualification

International students whose native language is not English, or who have not completed at least two years of full-time study in an English- speaking university, must submit official score reports from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) showing a score of at least 250 on the computer-based test or a total score of at least 80 on the Internet-based test.

TOEFL is offered several times each year at sites in the United States and abroad. If not available locally, the annual schedules and other information about TOEFL can be obtained from:
TOEFL/TSE Services
Box 6151
Princeton, NJ 08541-6151 USA
Tel.: (609) 771-7100
(Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.,
New York time)
Fax: (609) 771-7500
E-mail: toefl@ets.org
Website: toefl.org

TOEFL/TSE Services will respond to inquiries only by letter.


    1. Enrollment

Enrollment is the second step in admission to the summer session and is independent of the application/course selection (registration) process. All students, including Notre Dame continuing students, must enroll at the beginning of classes using the University’s Web enrollment process.

Notre Dame continuing students, and summer-only students who have applied and have received notification of admission, may Web enroll beginning on May19, 2008Summer-only students must first obtain a NetID and password by accessing accounts.nd.edu/activation. All students who have a NetID may then Web enroll through insideND (inside.nd.edu) by clicking on the “Student Academic” tab. Then, within the “Registration Tools” channel, click on “Web Enrollment.”

Summer-only students must obtain a summer session identification card when they arrive on campus. Identification cards are available at the Card Services Office in the lower level of the South Dining Hall. Presentation of a Notre Dame identification card is required for admission to special events and for use of the Hesburgh Library, departmental and college libraries, computer clusters, athletic facilities, and University Health Services.

All financial accounts for the summer session and for any previous semester(s) for which there are unpaid charges must be settled at the time of enrollment, before beginning classes. This is a pre-condition for maintaining registration and participating in summer session courses.


         
      1. Enrollment for the Summer Session

Students who have registered for courses that begin during the first week of the summer session (June 17-20) must enroll no later than Friday, June20. Late registration and enrollment of students for courses that begin during the first week of the session must be authorized by the director of the summer session. Once a student has received authorization for late registration, he or she can enroll using the Web enrollment process. No student will be allowed to register for a course after the “add” date published with the course description.

Any student (Notre Dame continuing or summer-only) who has applied for the summer session for courses and has not received official notice of admission, and any student who has not yet applied, must report to the Summer Session office, 111 Earth Sciences Building, before attempting to enroll or pay fees.

  1. Enrollment for Special/Short Courses.

Students who have registered for courses that begin before or after the first week of the summer session (June 17-20) must Web enroll by the first class day. Students need to enroll only once even if they are taking courses that begin before or after the first week of the summer session.

      1. Enrollment for Independent Study.
    Students registered for any form of independent study—i.e., special studies courses, directed readings courses, or thesis or dissertation research—may Web enroll as early as Monday, May 19.

               


III.  Safety Information

The security of all members of the campus community is of paramount concern to the University of Notre Dame. Each year the University publishes an annual report outlining security and safety information and crime statistics for campus. This brochure provides suggestions regarding crime prevention strategies and important policy information about emergency procedures, reporting of crimes, law enforcement services on campus, and information about support services for victims of sexual assault. This brochure also contains information about the University’s policy on alcohol and other drugs, the SafeWalk program, and campus shuttle service.

This brochure is available by contacting:

Office of the Director
University Security Police
204 Hammes-Mowbray Hall
Notre Dame, IN 46556-5675

Tel.: (574) 631-8338
Website: ndsp.nd.edu


IV. Further Information

    The 2008 summer session programs of study will be posted at this site beginning on Thursday, February 14, 2008.  To view available program information, please "click" the following: PROGRAMS OF STUDY

    To obtain hard copy of the Bulletin of Information for Summer 2008, please "click" the following: REQUEST FORM.

    Bulletins will be mailed beginning in the first week of March.

    Questions about the summer session may be addressed to:

    Director of the Summer Session

    Room 111 Earth Sciences Building
    University of Notre Dame
    Notre Dame, Indiana 46556-5602
     
    Telephone (574) 631-7282
    Fax (574) 631-4546
    E-Mail sumsess.1@nd.edu