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Summer Sessions at
"The Haven"
Summer 2010 information will be available in
February.
Students do not need
registration clearance from their academic advisor
to register for summer
courses.
Students are limited to no more than 7.0 sh in each summer session.
Requests for more than 7.0 sh must have advisor approval.
Approval form
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Summer
Session Bulletin
(CANCELLED
SECTIONS) |
Summer 2010 Academic Calendar ~
not yet available
(includes holidays and deadlines)
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Financial Aid
-- The Student Financial Services Office (SFS) will automatically review the
summer financial aid eligibility of all students registered for the 2010
Summer Session who have a complete 2009-2010 Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on file. SFS
will notify students of their summer aid eligibility in late April.
Award notification will be sent to students at their LHUP email address.
PROPOSED SUMMER
2010 DATES
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Summer Session 1
May 17, 2010 - June 18, 2010
No classes Monday, May 31, 2010 |
Summer Session 2
June 21, 2010 - July 23, 2010
No classes
Monday, July 5, 2010
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Summer Session (10-week)
May 17, 2010 - July
23, 2010
No classes, Monday,
May 31, 2010 and Monday, July 5, 2010 |
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Interested in Taking Web-Based Courses?
- Non-LHU students are welcome to take web-based courses.
Simply review the schedule, select your course(s), and
complete and submit your
walk-in registration form.
- If you are thinking about taking courses at another
college or university and transfer the credits back to LHU, why not check
first to see if LHU is offering the course as web-based? If you live at home, or maybe even another
location due to employment, we are offering web-based courses
which can be taken from anywhere without having to come
to campus. These courses will count toward your LHU
residence hour requirement and the grade will be included in
your LHU grade point average.
To find these courses, simply access the schedule from the links
below. Once the schedule is displayed, choose 'Edit' from the
toolbar at the top of your web browser; then choose 'Find'.
Enter 'web' to search through the schedule for all courses being
offered via the web. Remember, though, that 600-level courses
are graduate program courses. (You may also display the list of
Open Sections and choose 'Web'. However, this page does not
provide the instructor. You will need the Course Offerings to
determine the instructor.)
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Currently enrolled students register
using
web registration
(Student Information
System
log in)
Be sure to set options to the correct
session
and year for which you
are registering or viewing
grades.
Individuals not currently enrolled, complete the
Walk-in Registration Form.
High school students -- complete the
High School Student Registration Form
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Instructions
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Summer Session 1 Course Offerings
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Summer Session 1 Open/Closed Sections
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Summer Session 2 Course Offerings
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Summer Session 2 Open/Closed Sections
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Summer Session (extended) Course Offerings
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Summer Session
(extended) Open/Closed Sections
TIME
COMMITMENT: Students should
be aware of the time commitment when
registering for a summer session course.
A typical 5-week/3-credit course requires a
commitment of approximately 25 hours per
week, or the equivalent of part-time
employment. A 3-week/3-credit course
requires a commitment of approximately 42
hours per week, or the equivalent of
full-time employment. |
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Change
of Schedule Form
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Summer
Session Bulletin
(Includes important dates
and cancelled sections)
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List
of Department Chairpersons |
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Summer School Policy |
Office of
Student Financial Services |
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Costs/Tuition/Fees |
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