Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, disqualified students can enroll in courses as a summer visiting student. The grades earned during Summer 2024 may help raise their grade point average.

Most courses published in the class schedule are open to summer visiting students; however, students must have completed any necessary prerequisites. Please consult the Bulletin of Courses 2023-2024 for more information on prerequisites.

During the summer session, undergraduate and graduate students may take a maximum of 14 units for the term with no more than 7 units per session. For instructions on how to enroll for a course overload, go to the Office of the Registrar Course Overload.

1. Current matriculated CSUSB students will pay fees through the same process as other semesters. Please see the Student Accounts website for more details on the payment process. Students are responsible for paying their fees by the deadlines indicated in MyCoyote Self Service.
2. Non-matriculated/Visiting students will be required to pay fees for classes at the time of registration. Fees may be paid by cash, check, money order, or by Visa, MasterCard or American Express. The office is located on the third floor of the Center for Global Education and is available for payment and registration Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

1. Continuing CSUSB students will register for classes through myCoyote Self Service (similar to other semesters). Summer registration is April 8-25. Appointment dates for CSUSB students are in your Student Center. If you do not have an appointment date, please contact the Office of the Registrar at (909) 537-5200, option 1 or via email at registrationhelp@csusb.edu.
2. All summer visiting students (community college, non-CSUSB or non-degree students) will enroll and register for courses through the College of Extended and Global Education (CEGE). Students can register online or fill out a paper application. A PDF application, along with instructions, is available on this Summer Session web page. Open enrollment begins April 26.

If you are interested in transferring units into a degree program at CSUSB, a maximum of 24 units taken in a non-degree status can be applied toward a bachelor's degree, and 12 units toward a master's degree (subject to approval by the applicable academic department).

If you are a student enrolled in another college or university and you would like to transfer units completed during the Summer Session at CSUSB back to your home institution, please contact the Registrar's Office at your home institution and follow their process to receive transfer credit. It is recommended that students confirm in advance with their home institution the eligibility to have specific CSUSB course units accepted in transfer to satisfy their home institution's degree requirements. The student is responsible for completing any requirements outlined by the home institution to transfer credit back to the institution.

Students are not admitted to academic programs during the summer. If you are interested in admission to a degree or credential program at CSUSB, please contact Admissions and Student Recruitment; however, please keep in mind that you can still take courses as a summer visiting student even if you have not been admitted into a degree program.