Do Intersession classes affect a student’s fulltime/part-time status?
Yes, they count toward students’ spring semester credit totals. So an undergraduate taking 3 credits during intersession and 9 credits during 15-week spring session will be a fulltime 12-credit student for the spring semester. However, intersession classes are billed separately. Therefore, students pay additional for their intersession classes. Also, intersession classes will not cause a student to pay “overload” fees for spring semester.
Yes, they count toward students’ spring semester credit totals. So, an undergraduate taking 3 credits during intersession and 9 credits during 15-week spring session will be a fulltime 12-credit student for the spring semester. However, fees for intersession classes are calculated separately from — and in addition to — the traditional spring term. For each intersession class, students pay $242 per credit. This is in addition to whatever the student must pay for traditional spring semester classes ($232 per credit for 1-11 credits; full fees of $3,437 for 12-19 credits). Intersession classes will not cause a student to pay “overload” fees for spring semester.
