Incoming Duke first-year students are permitted to attend Summer Session. However, as ACES PIN numbers will not have been assigned, incoming first-year students register using the registration form available on the web. The form should be mailed or faxed to the Summer Session Office. Registration changes are processed through the Summer Session Office. Returning Duke students register using ACES, the Automated Computer Enrollment System.
ACES provides on-line web registration capability.
Graduating seniors, however, should register using the Summer Session registration form available on the web. Typically, but with the exception of the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies and the Master of Arts in Teaching programs, if a graduate student continuing in a degree program registers in the summer session, it is for continuation only. The PIN for Summer Session is the same as the PIN for fall semester 2001. Summer registration begins March 28 for all Duke undergraduate and graduate students, regardless of the date of the registration window for fall semester, and continues through the first three days of each summer term. Any Duke graduate is eligible to register for Arts and Sciences summer courses.