E-mail this pageSummer Session 2009 at SUNY Plattsburgh
You Can Smile. Summer Courses Are Guaranteed!
Who says life doesn't come with guarantees? Enroll in Summer Session at SUNY Plattsburgh and get what you've always wanted: guaranteed courses! When you sign up for one of 200 guaranteed courses, you will get that course. Not excuses!
Summer Session at SUNY Plattsburgh is the perfect time to catch up or get ahead on credits, improve your GPA, and learn unique skills. Plus, you will benefit from small classes and face time with professors.
Read what students say about Summer Session at SUNY Plattsburgh.
Three Convenient Summer Sessions
Session A: May 26 - June 5, 2009
This two-week intensive session permits you to complete up to three credit hours by the beginning of June. This is a great session to attend if you want to take a course during summer session, but have to return to your hometown or work full-time throughout the summer. View Course Schedule.
Session B: June 8 - July 10, 2009
This session allows you to finish one or more courses before mid-summer. The majority of SUNY Plattsburgh's course offerings take place in Session B. View Course Schedule.
Session C: July 13 - August 14, 2009
This session accomodates students who prefer mid-summer study. View Course Schedule.
What's NEW this Summer?
More than 200 Guaranteed courses are offered! Make your summer plans at SUNY Plattsburgh and rest assured that you can count on us to deliver what you signed up for.
And nearly 50 Online Courses will be offered - making it easier for you to pursue other summer interests while earning college credits.
Important Dates and Deadlines
| Summer Session 2009 |
Session A May 26 - June 5 |
Session B June 8 - July 10 |
Session C July 13 - August 14 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matriculated Student Registration Begins | April 5 (10 a.m.) |
April 5 (10 a.m) |
April 5 (10 a.m.) |
| Non-matriculated Student Registration Begins (Visiting students) |
April 11 |
April 11 (10 a.m.) |
April 11 (10 a.m.) |
| Classes Begin | May 26 | June 8 | July 13 |
| No Classes Held | Memorial Day May 25 |
Independence Day July 4 |
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| Residence Halls Open | May 24 | May 24 | May 24 |
| Online Add/Drop Ends | May 27 | June 14 | July 19 |
| Last Day for Drop a Course for a 100% Refund |
See Tuition Refund Schedule | See Tuition Refund Schedule | See Tuition Refund Schedule |
| Course Withdrawal Deadline | Midpoint of the course | Midpoint of the course | Midpoint of the course |
| Final Exams/End of Session | June 5 | July 10 | August 14 |
| Residence Halls Close | N/A | N/A | August 15 |
College Costs and Expenses
Housing
On-campus residence halls, conveniently located near classroom buildings are available from May 24 to August 15, 2009. Single and double occupancy accommodations are available in a traditional residence hall setting. Roommate requests can be accommodated.
A Summer Off-Campus Housing List is available for arranging an apartment for the summer (usually on a monthly rental basis).
For more information, contact Housing and Residence Life (Algonquin Hall 103) at (518) 564-3824 or (800) 569-5716 or via e-mail at housing@plattsburgh.edu.
Regional Recreational Activities
Lake Champlain, within walking distance of the campus, is a favorite spot for enthusiasts of water sports of all kinds. Three state parks and the city beach on the shores of Lake Champlain are within a short drive of the campus. They offer sandy beaches, fireplace and picnic areas, rest room and dressing facilities, concession stands, swimming, walking trails, camping sites and spectacular, panoramic views of the historic lake.
Plattsburgh is also the North Country's gateway to the Adirondack Mountains. The Adirondack Park, the largest park area in the Northeastern United States, features myriad opportunities for hiking, climbing, hunting, fishing, boating, golfing, swimming, rock climbing, camping, picnicking and relaxing in a beautiful setting. Lake Placid, America's Olympic community in the center of the Adirondacks, is less than an hour's drive from the campus.
Burlington, Vermont's largest city, is also less than an hour from Plattsburgh. Students respond to its New England charm, its many boutiques, and its location provides easy access to all points in New England. And Montreal, one hour away in Canada, provides rich cultural contrasts - museums, festivals, concerts, and restaurants.
Want to find out more?
See the Summer Session Frequently Asked Questions page for more information. You can also View Master Schedule to see the up-to-date online listing of summer courses.
Contact Information
For more course information, contact the appropriate Academic Departments. For general Summer Session information, contact:
Registrar Office
101 Broad Street, Kehoe 3rd Floor
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Phone: (518) 564-2100
Toll Free: (800) 570-1634
Fax: (518) 564-4900
E-mail: registrar@plattsburgh.edu