Summer session courses are offered at the undergraduate and graduate
levels in a variety of formats to help students accelerate degree
completion or to explore elective areas of study.
The Summer 2012 list of courses is available on SpartanWeb. Go to LIVE COURSE SEARCH and enter any of the summer terms in the TERM field to find the courses offered in that term. Or,
download the summer course PDF to look at all courses offered in the summer.
Registration will open on Feb. 27, 2012. Advisor clearance is not required for students to register in a summer course, however, it is suggested students consult with their advisor before registering in a course if there is some question regarding its ‘fit’ in their program of study. All summer courses have wait lists if the course is full, so students are encouraged to go on the wait list in those instances when a desired courses is full. Wait lists are monitored daily and students who meet all course requirements are automatically registered in the course if a seat opens up.
Continuing Students
Registration information for all continuing students.
All continuing UT students should register online using
SpartanWeb. Advisor permission and clearance is NOT not needed.
New Graduate Students
Registration information for new graduate students.
Contact the Office of Graduate and Continuing Studies at (813) 258-7409 or
utgrad@ut.edu for admission requirements and registration procedures.
Non-Degree/Transient/Auditors
Registration information for all non-degree/transient/auditors students.
Apply online
as a non-degree seeking student, a transient (attending another school)
or an auditor (taking a class, but not earning college credit).
Auditing a class requires instructor approval. Transient students need
an official letter from their school listing courses approved for
transfer and confirming that they are in good standing and eligible to
return. Non-degree-seeking, transient and auditing students should
submit course requests to scs@ut.edu. Please include your full name and contact information. High School Students
Earn college credit in the summer!
High school students may take classes at UT with a letter of recommendation from a high
school principal or counselor. Apply as a non-degree seeking student.
Financial Aid and Housing
Apply for aid and housing.