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Open enrollment for summer starts April 15

Thursday, Apr 4, 2013
Loraine O'Connell

Summer is a good time for recent high school graduates to start on challenging core classes.

Summer Term is approaching fast. Here are some tips to help get you started.

Current/returning students:

Open enrollment for Summer Term begins on Monday, April 15. Here are a few important reminders:

You can register for classes and check your due amount and due date through the Student Center in MySeminoleState.
Register early to get the classes you want.
Make sure you pay or defer your fees to avoid having your classes dropped for non-payment.

2013 high school graduates:

Summer Term is a great chance to get a jump on challenging core classes. Because Seminole State has small classes, professors can provide you with the one-on-one attention you need to succeed. Here are some tips:

Term B starts June 24, so you can start right after graduation.
Apply and register early to make sure you get the classes you want. You can apply online.

Visiting/transient students:

Students who are taking classes at another college or university in the fall can take core classes at Seminole State for about half the cost of the state’s four-year universities. Here are some tips:

Seminole State makes it easy for you to enroll. For many courses, you can complete all the necessary forms online.
For more information, check out the steps to enroll for transient students.
Since Seminole State is a four-year college, junior and seniors can also complete upperdivision credits this summer.

Seminole State College gives you the flexibility to take classes when and where you want – day, night or weekend at any of our four convenient campuses, or online. Because Seminole State offers six-week A and B sessions as well as a full Summer Term, you don’t have to spend your entire summer in class if you don’t want to.All students should keep these Summer Term dates in mind: