Admission & Registration
Admission to the Summer Sessions at UCR
The Summer Sessions admission process is separate and distinct from regular admission to UCR and does not guarantee regular admission.
If you are not a "continuing" student at UCR, you will need to complete an application form (PDF). Upon admittance, you will receive an e-mail notification which will include your Student Identification Number (SID) and your PERMPIN number, which allow you to access GROWL, our online registration system, where you can enroll into the courses of your choice, view your charges and make online payments.
Students who have not yet graduated from high school must apply through the Summer Academy for Advanced High School Students.
Do I Need to Complete an Application Form?
No
If you are a continuing UCR student for 2007 and meet either of the following criteria:
- You are enrolled in the spring quarter and continuing in the fall quarter
- You are enrolled in the spring quarter and are on the degree list for summer 2008
- If you are graduating in summer, please make sure your matriculation has been extended through the summer by going to your college office. Otherwise, you will be considered a visiting UC graduate student and charged accordingly
- A pre-matriculated student who has been admitted to UCR campus for the fall quarter either as a freshman or transfer student
Yes
If you are a Non-continuing UCR student:
- A readmitted student who has officially applied to readmission to UCR and readmitted to the fall quarter
- A student in dismissed status who has not been formally readmitted to the fall quarter
- A UCR student who will graduate at the end of the spring quarter but who is not admitted to the fall quarter
If you are a student attending another UC
- A UC student in good standing continuing at your home campus
- A pre-matriculated student who has been admitted to another UC campus for the fall quarter either as a freshman or transfer student
If you are a student from a school outside the University of California system:
- A student who will graduate at the end of the spring quarter but who is not admitted to the fall quarter
- Previously graduated from a UC campus
- A student from another institution
- A public student not attending another institution
- A UCR Career Staff member but not admitted to UCR
- A high school student who has not yet graduated
So, are you ready to sign up for UCR's Summer Sessions? Here is some important information on what you need to do:
How to Register
UCR Students:
- Continuing UCR Students in good standing may go directly to GROWL to register for courses.
Non UCR students:
- If you are not a continuing UCR student, you must first apply for admission (PDF).
- Transcripts of previous college work may be required to enroll in some courses.
- Once you have received your Student ID number and PERMPIN number via email, you can begin to enroll for summer courses on GROWL. If you're not sure how, please follow these instructions.
- NOTIFICATION WILL NOT BE MAILED TO YOUR HOME ADDRESS, INFORMATION WILL BE SENT VIA EMAIL ONLY!
UCR Students in Dismissed Status:
- UCR students in dismissed status need the specific approval of the dean of their college or Graduate Division to apply credit and grade points earned in the summer towards a degree. The dean's approval must be obtained on the application form (PDF) before being submitted to the Summer Sessions office. Students will pay the Visiting Student fee. You will need your PERMPIN, student I.D. number and birth date to register via GROWL for Summer Sessions courses. Please check our registration calendar for your registration period assignment prior to enrolling.
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