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Summer Session 2026 registration begins in RAMweb Tuesday, March 24!

Easily search the Summer 2026 course schedule by subject, term within summer, online, and AUCC categories. Courses will be added throughout the spring semester. Registration continues in RAMweb after registration begins on a space-available basis through the add/drop period for each course. The Summer 2026 course schedule is also available in RAMweb with additional details.


Summer Session 2026

Registration

  • Courses will be offered face-to-face, hybrid, and online.
  • Main-campus students must register through RAMweb with a few exceptions such as Education Abroad and specific field courses.
  • Courses fill on a first-come, first-served basis; register early when possible.
  • An advising code is not needed for summer registration.
  • For additional information please visit Registration FAQs.

Courses and Instructors

  • New courses may be added until courses begin.
  • Departments may add courses or adjust sections to accommodate need.
  • Instructors will be added throughout the spring.

Summer Session 2026 Term Schedule

CSU Summer 2026: Term Schedule: Four-week terms: May 18-June 14, June 15-July 12, and July 19-August 9. Eight-week terms: May 18-July 12 and June 15-August 9. 12-week term: May 18-August 9. Additional terms of varying lengths.

CSU Summer 2026 Term Schedule: Four-week terms: May 18-June 14, June 15-July 12, and July 13-August 9. Eight-week terms: May 18-July 12 and June 15-August 9. 12-week term: May 18-August 9.Additional terms of varying lengths.

Course Search Features

  • The interactive course schedules are searchable by subject, term, online courses, and AUCC category by using the four search buttons.
  • Filters are available to identify AUCC, face-to-face, hybrid, online, and other courses within search results.

CSU Mountain Campus Courses

The beautiful CSU Mountain Campus is a summer home for academic courses. Open to students of the main campus, regardless of program of study:

  • Environmental Humanities courses (3 credits, 2 weeks depending on course)
  • Identity Consciousness and Social Engagement (3 credits, 1 week)

Explore: CSU Mountain Campus Courses

Experiential Programs for Admitted Students

Interested in experiencing unique, hands-on courses this summer? Learn more about studying abroad, research, internship, service learning, and more.

Explore: Experiential Programs