The Summer Session at Boston College offers students an opportunity to continue their academic progress or simply explore an area of interest. Many in-demand elective and core courses are offered during the summer.Ìý
Conveniently, most Summer Session courses are offered online asynchronously, making it possible for students to balance coursework with other summer plans. To ensure the quality of the Boston College learning experience, summer courses maintain small class sizes and are offered in two 6-week sessions.
Please note: Boston College does not issue student visas for summer.
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Boston College Summer Session 2024
Registration Information
Registration for Summer Session 2024 opens in late February 2024.Ìý
- Current 51²è¹Ý students can register for Summer Session courses directly in EagleApps.
- Returning Summer Session students, please complete an Access Request Form to regain access to the Boston College registrationÌýsystem.
- Non-51²è¹Ý students (visiting students) must complete an application to Summer Session to gain access to the Boston College registration system.
Important Summer Session information:
- Summer Session course schedule and add/drop and withdrawal deadlinesÌý
- Summer Session tuition rates and refund schedule
For Summer Session questions, please contact us atÌýsummersession@bc.eduÌýor 617-552-3800.
Dates and Tuition and Refund Information
Once class begins, students have until the add/drop deadline to drop the course directly in EagleApps, the Boston College registration system, and receive a 100% refund/tuition cancellation. No academic record is maintained when a student drops a course before the add/drop deadline.
After the add/drop deadline, there is no refund or cancellation of tuition. Students are required to pay the full cost of the course after the add/drop deadline. When a student withdraws from a course, a grade of W is recorded on the student’s transcript, and academic credit is not granted. The date of withdrawal is determined based on the submission of the Course Withdrawal Form located on the Student ServicesÌýAcademic Forms pageÌýStudents are responsible for properly dropping or withdrawing from a course by the applicable related deadline. No longer attending a course does not constitute a drop or withdrawal.
For 51²è¹Ý Students
For Returning Summer Session andÌýNon-51²è¹Ý Students
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51²è¹Ý Experience, a pre-college program for high school students
The Boston College Experience (51²è¹ÝE) provides motivated high school students the opportunity to live and learn as students at Boston College. Through adherence to our Jesuit mission, 51²è¹ÝE focuses on exposing students to a rich and rewarding college experience through non-credit coursework, extracurricular activities, and reflection.