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Summer bills will be issued May 1, 2012. Payment is due May 23, 2012. Non-payment of this bill by May 23, 2012, will result in summer I and II classes being cancelled.
SUMMER 2012 at a Glance
| SUMMER I: May 17 - June 19 | |
|---|---|
Classes Begin |
May 17 |
Memorial DayNo Classes |
May 28 |
Last day of classes |
June 18 |
FINAL EXAMSSummer I ends |
June 19 |
| SUMMER II: June 27 - July 27 | |
Classes Begin |
June 27 |
Independence DayNo Classes |
July 4 |
Last day of classes |
July 26 |
FINAL EXAMSSummer II ends |
July 27 |
CONTACt us
910.962.7209 or 910.962.3826
LOCATION
The Summer School office is located on the second floor of King Hall, Room 212.
Our office observes the official campus hours of operation from May 12 - August 10.
M-Th 7:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Friday 7:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
ABOUT
Patricia Deanes, Business Officer
Christine Reed, Administrative Associate 910.962.7209
Tonya Taylor, Office Assistant 910.962.3826
FAX: 910.962.2181
Consider Your Options
Summer School constitutes an integral part of the university’s year-round
program. The principal academic terms of summer are two five-week sessions and
one ten-week session. A variety of courses are offered for students who wish to
accelerate their progress toward graduation, to supplement the academic load
carried during the regular terms, or to remove grade deficiencies.
In addition,
courses are offered for K-12 school teachers to renew or change fields of
certification. During the summer sessions, students from other colleges and
universities may be admitted as visitors by using the “Summer School Visiting Student”
application. Students may earn a maximum of 8
credit hours per session
Credit hours earned during the summer are excluded
from the fifty percent (50%) tuition surcharge imposed on students who take more
than 140 credit hours to complete a baccalaureate degree in a four-year program.
Campus Crime and Safety Report
The Campus Crime and Safety Report includes statistics for the previous three years concerning certain crimes occurring on UNCW owned or controlled properties. The report also includes institutional policies on campus security, crime prevention and crime reporting. This report may be accessed here or you can request a copy at the UNCW Police Department or by calling 910.962.2222. For additional information, visit www.uncw.edu/police.
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