The four-week term has the same number of class hours as regular academic year sessions and the six-week and eight-week sessions. The classes will meet on a MTThF schedule for 2.5 hour time slots (except for the evening sessions, which will meet MTWTh). The time periods run: 8:30 a.m. - 11 a.m., 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m., 2:30 p.m. - 5 p.m., and 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. (night classes meet MTWTh).

Your school should make the decision whether to accept Loyola course credits. Please ask your academic advisor about appropriate courses.

Visiting students can acquire a course syllabus by contacting the department directly.  School and department/unit information can be found at: http://www.luc.edu/academics/schools.shtml.   You may also contact the School of Continuing and Professional Studies for additional assistance.  

Visiting students should contact the College of Arts and Sciences for issues related to Loyola courses. The office is located at the Lake Shore Campus, Sullivan Center, Rm 235. The phone number is 773-508-3500. Loyola students should visit Academic Advising at the freshman and sophomore level and the Dean of their school or college at the junior and senior level. 

Students can withdraw through LOCUS.  Students can add classes up until the end of the second day of each session through LOCUS.  Please call the College of Arts and Sciences at 773-508-3500 for questions regarding withdrawals and course additions. 

Please note that by registering for classes, you accept responsibility for paying all tuition and other fees associated with these classes. If your academic plans change, you must take action to withdraw from your classes. Failure to attend class does not result in an automatic withdrawal or removal of charges from your student account.

Yes, however, restrictions apply regarding who is eligible and which courses can be taken on a pass/no pass basis. You should consult the undergraduate catalog for details and then speak with your academic advisor. The pass/no pass option must be selected by the end of the first week of Summer Sessions. Visiting students should see the Dean of the School of Continuing and Professional Studies.  Students can also audit summer courses, however, the tuition remains the same.

Students enrolled in classes that fall on Memorial Day and the official Independence Day Holiday will make up the class time on a designated Friday following the holiday. Instructors will provide students with these dates.  Make-up dates are also listed on the Summer Academic Calendar. 

Loyola does not schedule a specific time period for finals during Summer Sessions. Check with your instructor for details of how your final examination will be scheduled.  

Students can register for up to eight credit hours per session (session A, B, or C). Students must see their advisor if they would like to enroll in additional credit hours per session.

We will process your application within 5-7 business days and send you an e-mail with instructions.

After you have been admitted to Loyola, please contact the Information Desk at 773.508.7190 for your universal ID and password.  You will need this information to register for classes through LOCUS.  Please note that some courses may be fully enrolled when you login to register.  We suggest that you keep checking LOCUS to see if a seat opens.

Please visit the Study Abroad Web site, contact the Office for International Programs at 773.508.3899, or 
e-mail intlcntr@luc.edu. Early applications are encouraged for all study abroad programs.  

Students attending Summer Sessions may live at either the Lake Shore Campus or Water Tower Campus. For more information about summer housing, visit the Department of Residence Life Web site, call 773.508.3300, or e-mail 
res-life@luc.edu. 

Speak with an advisor in the Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA) in Lewis Towers, Room 601, at the Water Tower Campus, or in the Sullivan Center for Student Services at the Lake Shore Campus. Or, contact OSFA at 773.508.3155 or lufinaid@luc.edu.

Summer Sessions 2013 undergraduate tuition is $675 per credit hour. Learn more about tuition and fees.

Review the Bursar's Web site for information about e-Billing options and withdrawal schedules. Questions? Contact the Office of the Bursar at 773.508.3180 or bursar@luc.edu. Please note that Loyola University no longer mails paper bills to students.  All billing is done through a student's LOCUS account.

Books are available through the bookstore on the campus where your courses will be held. At the Water Tower Campus, the bookstore is located at 26 E. Pearson St. At the Lake Shore Campus, the bookstore is located at 6435 North Sheridan Rd. 

Yes, you must have a Campus Card to identify yourself as a Loyola  student and to use many campus facilities, including the libraries. At any time after you register for courses, go to the Student Services Center, located on the first floor of the Corboy Law Center, 25 E. Pearson, at the Water Tower Campus or the first floor of the Sullivan Center at the Lake Shore Campus. There is no charge for the card, but you will be assessed a $25 fee for replacement cards. 

Please note that you can obtain your card before the start of each session, however, students need to be registered for courses first.

For information about parking on the Lake Shore Campus, students should visit Parking Services or call 773.508.7036. The office is located in the parking structure at the Lake Shore Campus.

Daytime university parking is not available at the Water Tower Campus. Students should take public transportation or park in a private lot. Some discounts are available at commercial parking facilities near the campus.

If you are a visiting student, call 773-508-3500 or e-mail summer-sessions@luc.edu. If you are a current Loyola student, please talk to an academic advisor or your dean's office at the Water Tower Campus or the Lake Shore Campus. Staff will be able to answer many of your questions or refer you to someone who can. Also, visit the Hub, a one-stop resource for all your student service questions.