About Summer
Quick info
Summer Session 2026 Info
There are no summer advising holds, but be sure to discuss your summer enrollment plans with your advisor.
2026 Sessions
Early 6-week |
Early 7-week |
12-week/Reg. |
Late 6-week |
Late 7-week |
Intersession |
May 11–June 21
May 11–June 28
May 11–July 31
June 22–July 31
June 29–Aug 16
Aug 1–Aug 23
2026 Registration Dates
Seniors/Post-bacc’s |
Juniors |
Sophomores |
Freshmen |
Non-degree |
March 9
March 10
March 11
March 12
May 4
Warm Up to Summer Session
Summer is the perfect time to make progress toward your degree. And, because courses range from three to twelve weeks and can be taken at any WSU campus, you’re bound to find a schedule that fits into your summer plans.
Great Value and Flexibility
All students pay the in-state tuition rate and there are no academic advising holds during summer (although we recommend you talk with your advisor about your summer plans to ensure you choose courses that will help you meet your academic goals). You may be eligible to receive financial aid funds.
Consider Summer Session if any of the following apply to you:
- You have to retake a class or two
- You need to catch up from taking a part-time course load fall or spring semester
- You took a semester off and are now ready to jump back into your academics
- You want to complete a minor or certificate
- You want to graduate early
Summer Session 2026 Tuition
Tuition is charged by the credit hour,
and is the same for Washington residents and non-residents.
$614.90/cr
Undergraduates
$705.30/cr
Graduates
Tuition is due on the first day of the session.
| Session | Dates |
|---|---|
| Early 6-week | May 11–June 21, 2026 |
| Early 7-week | May 11–June 28, 2026 |
| 12-week/Regular | May 11–July 31, 2026 |
| Late 6-week | June 22–Aug 2, 2026 |
| Late 7-week | June 29–Aug 16, 2026 |
| Intersession | Aug 1–Aug 23, 2026 |
WSU students are free to take summer classes at any WSU campus without having to change campuses or fill out other paperwork. Just register at the campus(es) of your choice.
Need more convincing?
- Summer courses are shorter than the fall and spring semester courses, giving you the flexibility to work, play and earn credit in the summer
- Most classes are smaller so you’ll receive more personal attention from your instructors