The total cost of attending a Summer Session (including May Term) includes both course (per-credit) fees and other mandatory fees, including the non-refundable enrollment fee. Some courses, including all online courses, have additional required fees.  See the following table for fee descriptions and terms.

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The Office of Student Financial Aid Services will begin notifying students of their summer financial aid offers in early April.  For more information about summer financial aid eligibility, please visit The Office of Student Financial Aid Service’s Summer and Winter Programs page.

• It is your responsibility to pay summer course and/or other fees (for example housing/dining) by the deadlines listed in your fees bill.  Fees for summer courses post to your account automatically when you register for a course.  Fees will not be removed from your account unless you formally drop the course by the end of the add/drop period for a given session.  These dates are listed above.  Non-attendance in a course will not make you eligible for a refund, as you are fully responsible for withdrawing from a course on time.  Payment for any registration that takes place after the Payment Due date will be due 10 days from the date of registration.
• Dropping below 6 credits can affect your financial aid award. Contact the Office of Student Financial Aid Services if you have been awarded financial aid and are considering dropping a course.
• Payment options: https://bursar.uconn.edu/payments-page/ (note: paying by credit card includes a nonrefundable convenience fee)
• Students who register after the payment due date for a given session will have 10 days from the date they register to submit their payment before the $150 late fee applies.
• Billing Questions? The Office of the Bursar handles billing and payment for all Summer courses. Further information about fees, etc. can be found on their website.

Refunds

• Looking for refund information? See Refund and General Policies
• It is essential you withdraw yourself from a course by the end of the add/drop period to receive a full refund (minus the nonrefundable enrollment fee).  UConn undergraduates may add or drop classes through their Student Admin System account until the last day of the add/drop period listed above for each session. After these dates, you must submit a "Student Enrollment Request Form" to be withdrawn from the class, but a "W" notation will be added to your transcript to mark the late withdrawal. You may withdraw with a "W" notation anytime before the last class meeting for a course.  Please note that you are not entitled to a refund for the course once the add/drop period for a given course has ended.

Students opting to reside on campus can visit the Residential Life website to review 2023 Undergraduate Room and Meal Plan details. All students residing in on-campus housing are required to purchase a resident meal plan except residents assigned to apartments.