Summer Program Frequently Asked Questions

With our summer tuition discount, regular fee-based summer classes are even more affordable!

Idaho Residents: Summer 2022 resident tuition and fees are only $293/credit for undergraduate-level courses and $368/credit for graduate-level courses.

Non-Residents: Summer 2022 nonresident per credit rates are over 50% less than the fall and spring per credit rate. The summer non-resident tuition and fees are only $328/credit for undergraduate-level courses and $403/credit for graduate-level courses.

Note: Alternative Fee Programs and courses with special fees are excluded from the summer discount. Detailed information about course fees can be found in the individual course listing in myBoiseState.

Yes, all students need to review their contact information and complete the financial agreement each semester. Step-by-step directions are available here.

Summer enrollment begins at 12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, February 22. You can register through your My.BoiseState student center.

Yes! You can apply as a non degree-seeking student. Learn more about non degree-seeking admission here: https://www.​boisestate.​edu/admissions/apply/nondegree/.

Yes, Boise State offers many online classes in the summer!

Yes, Boise State offers a number of evening classes. See the class listings for times.

For a quick reference list, view the Summer Sessions Courses web page. Please note that this list is subject to change.

To find the most up-to-date summer classes information, do the following:

Search for Classes through myBoiseState: You can find the most current class schedules by going to my.boisestate.edu and following the directions below.

All classes have enrollment limits. The best way to be assured a place in the class is to register early.

Advising is available through academic departments or Academic Support (208) 426-4049. Advising questions can also be asked via email to academic@boisestate.edu.

We caution students not to overload their summer schedules. But, there are no limits on how many credits you can take.

Summer aid eligibility is determined by annual federal aid amounts that were unused during fall and spring semester. If you used all of your student loans during fall and spring, there will not be additional loan funding available. However, Congress recently restored year round Pell grant funding which allows eligible students to receive up to 150% of their annual Pell grant award. If you are Pell eligible, enroll in at least 6 credits toward your degree over the summer, and have not exhausted your lifetime Pell eligibility, there is additional Pell funding available. You will automatically be awarded Pell grant funds for summer once you register.

(Receiving the additional Pell Grant funds in the summer term will impact the amount of time a student can receive Pell Grants. The amount of Federal Pell Grant funds a student may receive over their lifetime is limited to the equivalent of 12 semesters of Pell Grant funding.)

Summer aid is awarded separately from fall and spring aid. It is based on the specific summer classes for which you register.

Year round Pell grant funding allows eligible students to receive up to 150% of their annual Pell grant award. If you are Pell eligible, enroll in at least 6 credits toward your degree over the summer, and have not exhausted your lifetime Pell eligibility, there is additional Pell funding available. You will automatically be awarded Pell grant funds for summer once you register.

(Receiving the additional Pell Grant funds in the summer term will impact the amount of time a student can receive Pell Grants. The amount of Federal Pell Grant funds a student may receive over their lifetime is limited to the equivalent of 12 semesters of Pell Grant funding.)

You must be enrolled in at least 6 credits (5 for graduate students) to be eligible for student loans in summer. In most cases, you must also be enrolled in a minimum of 6 credits for the Pell grant as well.

Go to the Financial Aid website at: boisestate.edu/financialaid/.

Classes delivered fully online give you the flexibility to complete coursework on your time and submit assignments on predetermined deadlines. Learn more about online classes.

Most remote classes use a combination of meeting in real-time via a video platform, such as Zoom or Google Hangouts, during the regularly scheduled class time and coursework and communication that can be completed on your time. Learn more about remote delivery.