Summer Classes

Flexible Pathways to Your Degree

Maximize your educational goals at WSU Vancouver by enrolling in summer courses. This term provides an ideal opportunity to maintain momentum toward graduation, focus on rigorous coursework, or catch up on required credits. Students benefit from smaller class sizes and a learning environment designed to support academic success.

Whether you are looking to boost your GPA for scholarship applications or take advantage of in-state tuition rates available to all summer participants, these sessions offer the flexibility you need. By choosing from a variety of course formats, you can tailor your education to fit your schedule while staying on the path to timely degree completion.

Benefits of Summer Session

  • Attend smaller classes with more personalized interaction
  • Give a challenging class more focus and dedicated study time
  • Improve your GPA for future scholarship applications
  • Take advantage of the in-state tuition rate for all students

Benefits of Summer Session

  • Attend smaller classes with more personalized interaction
  • Give a challenging class more focus and dedicated study time
  • Improve your GPA for future scholarship applications
  • Take advantage of the in-state tuition rate for all students
Questions?

Registrar’s Office

Enrollment & Academic Records
Email Address van.registrar@wsu.edu
Phone (360) 546-9565
LocationThe Registrar’s Office is located in the upper level of the Student Services Center. Check in at the Cougar Center front desk.

Cougar Center Hours

  • Mon – Fri: 8:00am – 5:00pm

Summer Financial Aid

Limited funds are available for the summer term. Most students should anticipate some out of pocket costs even if they receive funding.

Eligibility

To be considered for financial aid:

  • You must have a valid FAFSA/WASFA on file for the current academic year.
  • Undergraduates must be enrolled in at least 3 credits for grant consideration and 6 credits for student loans. Graduate students must be enrolled in at least 3 credits.
  • You must be a degree-seeking student making satisfactory academic progress.

Fund Availability

Because many students exhaust their Pell Grant and loan limits during the prior terms, summer funds are limited. Typically, students receive unused Pell, Washington College Grant, or Direct Loans. Most academic awards, such as Work-Study or specific Vancouver achievement awards, are not available during this term.