High school students interested in dual enrollment options should talk with their high school guidance counselor. For more information on UI's dual enrollment program, see the Special Programs section of this site. Those requiring registration assistance should make their needs known by prior arrangement. Alternate arrangements can also be made regarding inaccessible classrooms and other disability-related access needs. Registration Deadlines Registration for summer session courses can take place through the first day of class.
Late fees apply starting the second day of each session.
Students who register for courses in more than one session should complete their registration and make payment by the deadline date of the first session they plan to attend. A prospective student can receive an application for admission, scholarship and financial aid forms, and information on housing and various student activities. All applicants for admission are required to submit the appropriate completed application form. The Undergraduate Admissions Office should receive applications and credentials for summer session at least three weeks before the opening date of the summer session or the program in which the student intends to enroll. Graduate Admission to the College of Graduate Studies is open to any student who holds a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university, who has maintained good academic standing in previous institutions attended, and has an overall baccalaureate G.P.A. of 2.80.