UC Davis undergraduates spoke and Summer Sessions listened. More than 2,000 students responded to questions about desired summer courses, their motivation for taking summer courses and preferences for online, in-person or hybrid courses. This was in response to a wish list survey sent earlier this year.
"We value students’ voices," said Omega Lee, Summer Sessions executive director. "That's why we created the wish list — to pinpoint the summer courses they need, helping them stay on track and get ahead."
UC Davis 2024 Summer Sessions opened June 24 with more flexibility for students than ever — including a record 44 online courses. Four virtual General Education courses in psychology and communication also debuted.
As many of you know summer sessions will be hosting many events at the Writing Center this summer. But did you know they also provide free writing consultations and workshops? Whether you're working on an essay, personal statement, or cover letter, the Writing Center is here to support you. Additionally, there's quiet study space available for your convenience. Everyone is welcome!
Summer Hours Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
UC Davis offers hundreds of classes during Summer Sessions, or fourth quarter, as it is affectionately known on campus. Most courses take place during the two six-week sessions, with Session I beginning June 24. With input from the Summer Sessions student assistants, we compiled a list of reasons Summer Sessions may be perfect for you.
Please join us on May 29from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. for a Summer Financial Aid Webinar. We will be covering topics such as grant opportunities, unit requirements, establishing and maintaining eligibility and inter UC campus financial aid transfers.
Whether students plan to take a UC Davis Summer Sessions course to focus on a rigorous topic or they plan to take advantage of the UC Davis’ so-called fourth quarter to get ahead on their coursework, the Summer Sessions team is asking students to list the courses they hope to see offered.
The 2024 summer courses are viewable on the Summer Sessions website now. Registration, application information and financial aid details posted as of March 1.
