Saint Mary's Summer 2010 Session is open to both men and women. 

Join us for Summer Sessions 2010 at Saint Mary’s College. You can participate in our traditional, intensive three-week courses finishing in early June, or choose from a variety of five-week courses, a special ten-week session for Human Anatomy and Physiology, and other options including Study Abroad.

NEW!  Saint Mary's is offering a few courses taught on-line that do not require students to be present on campus, but may be taken from any location that has internet access.  Additional information on technical requirements is coming soon.

Courses offered include introductory and General Education courses, as well as selected major courses in some areas. You can also take advantage of several Study Abroad opportunities.

During summer courses you will experience the same quality of instruction and academic performance that Saint Mary’s College provides during the regular academic year. You will benefit from interaction with distinguished faculty members who are committed to teaching. Instructors will guide your learning experience in small classes where you will work directly with them, not with TAs in an auditorium.

Housing

Housing is available for female students only in the Summer Session.  See the Housing tab for more information and the Summer Resident Housing Application.

Cost

The tuition rate for summer courses is $375/credit hour (travel courses may have different rates).

Special Session for Human Anatomy & Human Physiology

BIO 213 Human Anatomy and 214 Human Physiology will be offered concurrently for 10 weeks starting on May 17 through July 23. This is a special accommodation only for these classes.  Students must register for both courses.  For additional information, please email Ryan Dombkowski.

Summer International Travel Courses/Programs

All travel courses have an additional application process and deadlines that must be met as well as beginning and ending dates that differ from the courses taught on campus. For additional information contact the Center for Women's Intercultural Leadership at 574-284-4263, or the course/program coordinator, or see Summer/Break Programs at the Center for Women's Intercultural Leadership website. Final grades in travel courses will be mailed as soon as they become available.

Registration

Saint Mary's Students

• Saint Mary's students register for summer via PRISM (the Alt PIN for summer registration is "summer").
• Bills will be mailed to the mailing address submitted.
• Registration in any MATH course is restricted to only that course.

Visiting Students

• Visiting students register by submitting the Summer Visiting Student Application form.
• Bills will be mailed to the mailing address submitted.
• Registration in any MATH course is restricted to only that course.
• The deadline for submitting a Summer Visiting Student Application is Wednesday, May 13.

Questions

Contact the Office of the Registrar, 161 Le Mans Hall, Saint Mary's College, 574-284-4560, or send email to registrar@saintmarys.edu.

Students with Disabilities

If you have a disability that will require academic accommodations, you need to do both the following as soon as possible: 

1. Contact the Office of Disability Accommodations located in Madeleva Hall Room 103C (Iris Giamo) in order to obtain a letter verifying your disability and the accommodations needed. 
2. Visiting students: please present your institution’s verification letter to the instructor.  
3. Make an appointment with your instructor to go over this letter and discuss what reasonable accommodations can be made.

Updated: 5/3/10