Summer Session 2011

The 2011 Summer Session begins May 23, 2011. The schedule includes several 1-week, 5-week and 7-week courses.

Registration begins on March 22, 2011.

Course Listings

Visit the Course Listings page for complete details about courses offered during Summer 2011.

Registration

  1. Complete the Summer Registration Form (.PDF).
  2. Return the form, fees, and tuition to the Registrar's Office in person or by mail.

Note: Registration for the 1-week courses should be completed at least 1 week before class begins and assigned readings should be completed prior to the first class meeting. Course materials will be issued at registration.

Registration for the 5-week and 7-weeks courses is allowed up to the first class meeting provided there is sufficient enrollment in the course.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition and fees are payable in full at the time of registration.
Students who add or drop a course after the registration deadlines, may be required to pay a $50 late registration fee.
Please click Tuition & Fees for rates and payment information.

Veterans' Benefits

Students who receive educational benefits from the Veterans Administration and require certification of Summer Session attendance should complete the appropriate forms at the Registrar's Office, Duffy 112.

Course Cancellation Policy

The Registrar's Office reserves the right to cancel any course that does not meet sufficient enrollment. Notification of cancellation should go out no later than one week before the first class meeting.

Adding/Dropping/Changing Courses

In order to add, drop or change a summer course, students must complete and sign an Add/Drop form in the Registrar's Office. A change of course must be completed prior to the second class meeting.

The final day to Register for a Summer Internship or Directed Study is Wednesday, June 1st.

Course Withdrawal

To withdraw from a summer course or program students must complete and sign a Withdrawal form available in the Office of Academic Services, Duffy 104. Merely ceasing to attend classes or notifying the instructor does not constitute official withdrawal.

Last Day to withdraw from one-week classes:

Before 9:00 am of the third day of class.

Last Day to withdraw from 5-week and 7-week classes:

Courses beginning the week of May 23: Friday, May 28.

Courses that begin the week of June 28: Friday, July 2.

Pass-Fail Option

Students must submit a Pass-Fail Option Form to the Registrar's Office by the following deadlines:

  • Courses beginning the week of May 24: Friday, May 27.
  • Courses that begin the week of June 27: Friday, July 1.
  • One-week courses: Pass-fail form must be completed by 9:00am of the 3rd day of class.

Tuition Refund Policy

This refund policy applies to students who withdraw from courses during the summer.

For 5 and 7 week courses:

Withdrawal during the 1st week of classes...............................80%

Withdrawal during 2nd week of classes....................................40%

Withdrawal after the 2nd week of classes.................................No Refund

For 5-day courses:

Withdrawal before 2nd class.....................................................80%

Withdrawal after 2nd class.......................................................No Refund

Summer Internships

Registration for Summer internships: March 22, 2011 - June 1, 2011

 

Students interested in completing a summer internship must seek approval from the appropriate Department Internship Moderator. Academic Departments are not required to offer summer internships. Academic Departments that offer summer internships will allow students to complete a credit-bearing internship during the summer in one of two ways, but may limit which option is available to students.

Option 1

Students may divide the "on-site work" and "academic" portions of an internship between the summer and fall semester.

Option 2

Students may take the entire internship for summer credit during the summer.

For detailed information about the two options, please click: Summer Internships (.pdf).

Summer Housing

Summer housing accommodations are available on a limited basis for full-time Stonehill students.

Please click: Summer Housing 2011 for more information.

Final Examinations and Grades

Final examinations are scheduled on the last regular class meeting. Grades will be available on myHill approximately 2 weeks after the completion of the course.

myHill

Course schedules, final grades, billing statements, etc. can be viewed on myHill. For students attending Stonehill for the first time, an account will be set up and credentials will be mailed to you. Questions about your myHill account should be directed to the HelpDesk at helpdesk@stonehill.edu or 508-565-1435

 

Parking

Students may park in Parking Lots # 2, 4, 9, 11 and 17. Students must park in the white line spaces only.

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