SUMMER SESSION HOUSING, FINANCIAL AID, AND HEALTH SERVICES
- UC San Diego summer session offers more than 600 degree-credit courses from more than 40 academic departments for current and visiting students worldwide. Students can choose from two five-week sessions and a special session. Read about summer session.
- Student Health Services (SHS) is open during the summer with full service. See details about the SHS.
- Financial Aid is available for summer session. Learn more here.
- Mark your calendar for billing due dates June 24, July 29, and August 16. Follow the summer session calendar.
- The summer housing application is now available. Students can fill out an application. Learn more about summer housing.
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Make sure to stay up to date on financial matters by reviewing the
Financial Aid Timeline
for continuing undergraduate students.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
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All graduating students who register for Commencement are assessed a $54 Commencement Fee within 24 hours of registration. The fee is due by the following billing cycle; late payments can result in a $25 charge.
Student Financial Solutions
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TIPS & INFO FOR MOVING OFF-CAMPUS
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Students must move out 24 hours after the last final or by Saturday, June 15 at 6 p.m. Move out day is the same day as Commencement Ceremonies making the campus extremely busy. Students living on campus will be informed about the Move Out procedure. In the meantime, strongly consider the following tips for a more manageable move out experience:
- If your student is local to San Diego, move things out in increments starting now.
- Students living out of state or internationally should consider renting a storage facility to begin moving items or consider mailing items home ahead of time.
- Students should start researching and securing a storage location so they can prepare and arrange for transportation to and from the storage unit.
- Encourage your student to participate in the Residence Move Out Zero Waste Drive.
- Prior to finals, students should sit down with their roommates to negotiate who is cleaning what. The last person leaving should not be left cleaning everything.
- Some of the colleges have listed move out procedures on their website. For others, please check-back later.
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SAVE THE DATE FOR HOMECOMING WEEKEND
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October 18 - 20, 2019
Men's and Women's Soccer Game and Festival; Triton Tailgate, Concert, and Women's Volleyball Match; and Triton Farewell Brunch and Family of the Year Award. And, tons of fun for you and your student. More details to come soon.
Picture: The Family of Keyona Meeks
2018 Family of the Year
(With Dr. Edwina Welch,
Director of Cross Cultural Center)
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VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITY
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The Office of Parent & Family Programs created an opportunity for students to volunteer and gain leadership skills. Encourage your student to sign up for the Event Volunteer Team (EVT) to support office events and programs. As a result of participating in EVT, students will:
- demonstrate abilities to effectively work with(in) a team.
- learn to communicate effectively with diverse populations.
- apply skills to support families of undergraduate students.
- learn ways our office supports families of undergraduate students.
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Students can try out new instructional classes. Summer registration is opened to students and to the public.
recreation.ucsd.edu
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Recreation has
fun, flexible, and affordable class options! Fit-Yoga Pass will be offered in two sessions. The pass will be available at the RIMAC Sales Desk and
online.
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Recreation has more to offer this summer. Students can sign up for free Intramural sports all summer. Information can be
found here.
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TRAVEL SMART OVER THE SUMMER
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Travel Information for International Students in F-1 and J-1 Status
Is your international student going home or traveling over the summer? International students in F-1 and J-1 status who are planning to travel internationally should ensure that they have all the necessary documentation for travel and re-entry to the U.S., this includes a valid travel signature on the I-20 (F-1 students) or DS-2019 (J-1 students) document. The International Students & Programs Office has detailed travel and reentry information at
itravel.ucsd.edu
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Attention Non-U.S. Citizen Students
: Students who plan to travel this summer must bring proper identification/immigration documents. Adequate documentation includes passports, Employment Authorization Document, lawful permanent resident card and/or state-issued IDs. DACA recipients may not travel out of the country at this time. Going to some areas of the U.S. may not be recommended for undocumented students due to the active presence of immigration officers. We highly recommend scheduling an appointment with Undocumented Student Services for a private consultation and assessment of your travel plans.
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Your student's campus involvement can be translated and transcribed to real-world skills?
Students benefit from engaging in opportunities within and beyond the classroom. These experiences develop skills and competencies employers and graduate schools look for. The Engaged Learning Tools are designed to help students discover, document, and share real-world learning experiences. Learn about Research Experience & Applied Learning Portal, Co-Curricular Record, and Enhanced Electronic Transcript.
www.ucsd.edu/engagedlearning
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Caroline and Rolan’s first date begins as an average night that ends at Caroline’s house in an upscale Chicago suburb. But when the city around them exhibits signs that something is terribly wrong, they quickly learn to trust each other to stand a chance against the horrors outside the gate.
Put Your House in Order
is equal parts romantic comedy and old-school thriller. This world premiere play explores new beginnings at the end of the world.
Learn more about this production.
There is a special opportunity for students to meet one of the cast leads,
Behzad Dabu
between June 2-14. He’s well-known for his role of Simon on the Viola Davis-helmed
How to Get Away With Murder
and is also an avid audience engagement facilitator. Contact
[email protected]
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Community Centers at UC San Diego build community among our diverse population of students, faculty, and staff members. Each center provides a forum to increase awareness of social justice, encourage dialogue, build community, improve retention, increase outreach, and foster academic success. Click on the diagram to learn about each center.
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Black Graduation Ceremony celebrates the Class of 2019 and is open to the public. This annual event is Friday June 14 at 5 - 9 p.m. (dinner included) at the Mandeville Theater at UC San Diego. For questions, contact
[email protected].
The Black Resource Center is one of seven community centers. To learn about each center at UC San Diego,
please click here.
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VISIT YOUR STUDENT'S COLLEGE FOR INFORMATION
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VISITING CAMPUS? LODGE AT BARTELL HOTELS
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When in town, stay at one of eight Bartell Hotel properties. Families, students and friends of UC San Diego receive a discount benefiting student events and programs.
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