Summer Programs

Summer offers students an opportunity to start a degree, to accelerate their program, to earn or renew a teaching certificate, to update professional skills, to catch up on courses, or to get a head start on them.  Courses are offered in a variety of ways--traditional class room, via the web, during days and evenings.  Drake courses can also be transferred to you home school.

For individual questions regarding how your charges or your financial aid might be impacted by dropping an individual course or dropping all courses (a complete withdrawal)  please contact the Office of Student Accounts, 515-271-2151, #4, for tuition and fee questions and the Office of Student Financial Planning, 515-271-2905, for questions regarding financial aid.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I drop or add classes?

How do I drop all of my courses (a complete withdrawal?)

Earlier in the summer I dropped all of my classes. Now I want to add a class that has not started yet and I get an error message when trying to register. What should I do?

MyDUSIS won't let me register for a class because it says I need a prerequisite. What should I do?

Will my credits transfer to my home school?

IMPORTANT INFO

You do not need to be a student at Drake or otherwise to take part in summer programs.

All registration and class listings are in MYDUSIS.

In the event of unforeseen circumstances, Drake University reserves the right to cancel courses or change times, staff, or room assignments. Registrations received by mail or fax are subject to review and approval of appropriate offices. "ARR" or "Arranged" in a course listing means that students will make individual arrangements with the instructor of class meeting times or campus location. "Staff" in a course listing indicates that the course will be taught by a member of that department's staff. Courses marked U are open to all students; courses marked G are open only to graduate students, and courses marked U, G may be taken for either undergraduate or graduate credit.