Have a beach towel for a desk.
If you’ll be on the go, SDSU’s online classes make it easy for you to attend class from anywhere this summer.
Pass a class in only 6 weeks.
There’s no better way to get those pre-reqs done than by taking a short summer session! Classes are available in 6-week or 13-week sessions.
Make your family proud.
Get a head start on your classes so you can graduate on time or even early. Sign up for a summer class or two now – your cap and gown are waiting!
Use your Pell Grant to pay for classes.
Paying for classes just got easier. You can now use your Pell Grant in the summer without impacting your fall or spring award.
Spend your summer in paradise.
You know San Diego has beautiful weather all the time, but it’s especially nice during summer. Enjoy your vacation here while you catch up on your studies!
Stay on track to study abroad.
Been itching to get away and see the world? Get some classes out of the way during summer so that you can truly enjoy your time abroad.
Get fit and stay focused.
The ARC and Aquaplex are open daily all summer long. Take advantage of group fitness and intramurals by staying at SDSU this summer!
Take time to see San Diego.
You probably don’t have much time to be a tourist during the year, so spend your summer here and make it a point to explore San Diego!
Summer Session Dates
| Term | Dates | Duration |
|---|---|---|
S1 |
May 28 – July 9 |
6 weeks |
T1 |
May 28 – August 21 |
13 weeks |
S2 |
July 13 – August 21 |
6 weeks |
Online Classes
This summer, you can attend class from where ever you are. Choose from any of these convenient and flexible online classes.
- Anthropology 402: Dynamics of Biocultural Diversity
- Biology 100: General Biology
- Economics 102: Principles of Economics
- Education 451: Introduction to Multicultural Education
- Geography 101: Principles of Physical Geography
- Geological Sciences 100: Planet Earth
- Geological Sciences 303: Natural Disasters
- Marketing 370: Marketing
- Mechanical Engineering 296: Computer Programming Applications
- Oceanography 320: The Oceans
- Psychology 101: Introductory Psychology
- Recreation and Tourism Management 304: Challenges of Leisure
- Recreation and Tourism Management 305: Wilderness and the Leisure Experience
- Recreation and Tourism Management 404: Cross-Cultural Perspectives of Tourism
- Social Work 110: Fields of Service
- Special Education 450: Classroom Adaptations for Special Populations
- Women’s Studies 325: Psychology of Women
Find out more about the online classes in the Summer 2009 Class Schedule.