Schedule of Classes

The UCLA Schedule of Classes is available starting January 8 here.

Course Descriptions

Below is a description of the UCLA course numbering system. Please select courses that best meet your current academic standing.

• 1-99: Lower division courses designed for undergraduate freshmen and sophomores
• 100-199: Upper division courses designed for undergraduate juniors and seniors
• 200-299: Graduate courses
• 300-499: Professional courses
• 500-599: Graduate courses - open only to UCLA graduate students even during the summer

Requisites

Some summer courses have requisite requirements. Please read the course description before enrolling to ensure that you have fulfilled the requisite(s).

Requisites are enforced during the summer for UCLA students and MyUCLA will automatically check to see if you have met any mandatory requirements. Students completing the requisite courses in winter or spring quarter may visit the course's department and request a Permission to Enroll (PTE) number.

Unit Maximum

College of Letters and Science students and graduate students may take a maximum of 18 units per summer. All other UCLA students may take a maximum of 16 units.

If you wish to exceed your study load limit, you must obtain approval from your respective school or college.

Online Courses

Taught by UCLA faculty, our online courses offer you the opportunity to earn UCLA credit outside of the classroom.

NOTE: "Hybrid" courses that have components offered both online and on the UCLA campus are NOT considered online courses for summer registration purposes.

For more information on online courses, click here.

How to Enroll in Summer Courses
Current matriculated UCLA students  may add courses on MyUCLA starting FEBRUARY 1 through FRIDAY, WEEK 1 of the course's session .

1. Visit MyUCLA and sign-in with your Logon and password
2. On the main menu, under the CLASSES drop-down menu select “Find a Class and Enroll”
3. Make sure Summer 2018 is selected. You can search for classes using the "Subject Area" or the "Advanced Search”. Once you successfully enter your search parameters, select “Go”
4. If this is your first time enrolling this term, enable your enrollment by selecting all the terms and conditions, and clicking “Enable Enrollment”. If you’ve already enabled enrollment, skip to step 5
5. Check the box for your desired course. If course has a discussion section, please select a discussion as well
6. Confirm your enrollment by selecting “Enroll”

For a tutorial on enrolling, please click here.

Enrollment After the Deadline
The deadline to enroll in courses on MyUCLA without consent or permission from the instructor is Friday of Week 1 of the course.

Students may enroll after Friday of Week 1 of the course if they have consent or permission from the instructor. You may enroll one of two ways:

• Enroll on MyUCLA using a Permission to Enroll (PTE)* number (Prior to the end of Week 2 ONLY); OR
• Submit a Student Update Form (PDF) with either an authorized signature from the instructor or a PTE* number provided on the form. The form may be submitted to 1331 Murphy Hall or emailed to info@summer.ucla.edu.

NOTE: A late fee of $50 will be assessed for each course added after Friday of second week of each session. No late fees are assessed if a student is re-adding a class that was dropped, switching sections of the same class, or adding any 99, 195-199, 596-599 courses. 

Waitlists
If the course you wish to take reaches capacity, you may add yourself to the waitlist, if available.

In the event that you are not automatically enrolled in a course from the waitlist by 5:00 PM, Friday Week 1 of the course's session , you will be dropped from the waitlist and the course fees refunded. If it is the only course you are enrolled in, you will receive a full refund and will not be subject to the processing fee.

Students can resolve their waitlist status prior to the end of Week 1:

• Enrolling on MyUCLA using a Permission to Enroll (PTE) number*, which can be obtained from the instructor or the course home department. For a tutorial on enrollment, please click here;
• Presenting a Student Update Form with a PTE number to the Summer Sessions office, 1331 Murphy Hall; or
• Exchanging the waitlisted course for another course prior to the end of the first week of the session.

Students may verify their enrollment status in a particular course by viewing their Studylist using MyUCLA.

*Permission to Enroll (PTE) numbers are limited and are only given at the instructor's discretion.

IMPORTANT: Before dropping or attempting to drop any summer course, please read and understand the following summer policies.

• The refund deadline and the drop deadline is not the same for most summer courses. Therefore, it is possible to drop a course and still be held liable for the full cost of the class. Please refer to FEES AND PAYMENT in the left menu bar for Summer Sessions refund policies before dropping any course.
• A course may NOT be dropped or removed from your record if you may any attempt to take the final examination.
• The drop procedure is dependent on whether or not the course is impacted. You can verify if a course is impacted at the UCLA Registrar's website.

Dropping Non-Impacted Courses
Any course not indicated on the Impacted Course List is considered non-impacted and subject to the drop procedures below:

• Before the final two weeks of the course: Sign-in to MyUCLA, select "Classes", then "Drop a Class" and proceed with the course cancellation.
• Final two weeks of the course: Submit a Student Update Form (PDF)" target="new">Student Update Form with the instructor's signature provided on the form to 1331 Murphy Hall or via email (info@summer.ucla.edu), certifying that the coursework was not completed.

Dropping Impacted Courses
All courses indicated on the Impacted Course List is considered impacted and subject to the drop procedures below:

• Before 5:00 PM, Friday of Week 1 of the course: Sign-in to MyUCLA, select "Classes", then "Drop a Class" and proceed with the course cancellation.
• After 5:00 PM, Friday of Week 1 of the course: Dropping an impacted course is by approval only in accordance with the Impacted Course Drop Policy. As requests are rarely granted only under extenuating circumstances, students who wish to drop an impacted course past the Week 1 deadline should consult the course instructor and explore academic options other than dropping the course. If after exploring other options, a student still wishes to proceed with dropping the course, submit a Late Impacted Course Drop Petition or Retroactive Drop Petition Form from your counseling unit . Fall admits are required to submit a Student Update Form (PDF) signed by your course instructor to the UCLA Summer Sessions Office, 1331 Murphy Hall.

If the request is approved, the dropped course appears on the transcript with a notation indicating the date and week the drop was officially processed.