Free Courses Available for 2023 Summer Session
For a second year in a row, Cal Poly Humboldt students can have up to six units covered during the summer session. Undergraduates who are enrolled in a degree program, and meet Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements, qualify for the tuition coverage.
Students will be awarded a scholarship or grant to help pay for the units. Course fees of up to six units will be paid by financial aid—either by a grant or by a Summer Success Scholarship. The assistance that each student receives will depend on their individual eligibility.
The aid is made available to help students make timely progress toward their degrees.
Summer is a valuable time for students. Many opt to enroll in summer sessions to stay on track, or get ahead. These fee waivers help them do just that, and fulfill prerequisites and GE requirements to potentially graduate sooner, or make room for elective courses during spring and fall semesters.
“With additional aid and scholarships now available for summer, it's a great time for students to take the classes they need and get closer to graduating,” explains Peggy Metzger, Interim Executive Director of Enrollment Management and Director of Financial Aid.
To apply, students can simply register for summer courses—tuition coverage will then appear on their account, and the Financial Aid Office will award grants or scholarships to pay for up to six units. Programs or fees that are ineligible for the tuition coverage include:
Summer Study Abroad or Field Courses
Master’s Programs
Special Session Courses (Leadership Studies)
Extension Non-Credit Courses
Books and Class Materials
Internship, directed / independent study, and field experience
Summer Session Fees for more than 6 units
At $289.00 per unit, students can save approximately $1,700 during the summer term.
Students can start registering for summer courses on Monday, April 10. The summer term begins on May 30. Both online and in-person classes are available. Students can register for summer classes through their Student Center.
For more information about summer sessions, including dates and deadlines, visit the Office of the Registrar’s Summer Term website. For information on tuition waivers, visit The Financial Aid Office’s Summer Aid website.
Latest PMC All Campus
- Continued Annual Fire Alarm Testing Schedule July 19-25Facilities Management has scheduled the following buildings for fire alarm testing July 19–25. Due to the large volume of fire alarms to be tested, some scheduling changes may occur. A schedule is provided below.
- Road Closure Due to Engineering & Technology Building Project WorkStarting on Wednesday July 16, continuing through July 25, 2025 the contractor for the Engineering & Technology Project will need to perform a utility inspection and tie-in at the corner of 17th Street and B Street. Pedestrian access should remain unimpeded, however vehicles will need to use an alternative route when traveling through this section of campus.
- Annual Fire Alarm Testing Schedule July 14-18, 2025Facilities Management has scheduled the following buildings for fire alarm testing July 14–18. Due to the large volume of fire alarms to be tested, some scheduling changes may occur. A schedule is provided below. Additional scheduling for remaining buildings to be tested July 21–July 25 will follow.
- Get Ready for Virtual Parking Permits!Transportation & Parking Services is thrilled to announce a big change coming in Fall 2025: we're moving to virtual parking permits! That means no more decals on your windshield. Starting July 15, 2025, when you purchase new semester or annual permits through our online portal, your license plate will serve as your permit. It's crucial to make sure your license plate information is accurate when you apply to avoid any issues.
- Upcoming Roof Replacement Work at HGH & SHDear Campus Community, Please be advised that roof replacement projects at Siemens Hall and Harry Griffith Hall will begin soon. Work will start first at Siemens Hall, followed by Harry Griffith Hall. Both buildings will remain open and accessible throughout the duration of the work. The contractor will establish fenced construction zones near each building. These areas will be restricted to contractor personnel only and will be located at the following sites:
- Campus Apartments Demolition UpdateStarting on Monday July 7, continuing through July 10, 2025 the contractor for the Housing, Dining & Health Project will need to reconfigure construction fencing around the site to complete demolition work in various areas on the site. The impacts will be as follows: