Advising began March 7th, please see your academic advisor to plan your courses. Registration begins March 27th. You must meet with your advisor before you can register.
1. Persist to graduation faster.
2. Maintain your routine of learning and studying throughout the summer.
3. Recover credits you may have failed in a previous semester.
When meeting with your advisor, review the online summer course listing or the summer courses in the catalog in LU Self-Service.
Please see your academic advisor before registration opens on March 27th . Learn more about registration.
Lincoln University will offer two seven-week summer sessions:
Summer Session 1: Seven Weeks - May 8 – June 24
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Registration
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Sun-Sun
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Mar 27-May 7
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Classes Begin
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Mon |
May 8
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Last day to Add-Drop
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Wed |
May 17
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Last Day to Withdraw from a course
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Fri |
June 16
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Last Day of Classes
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Fri
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June 23
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Grades Due
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Tues |
June 27
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Summer Session 2: Seven Weeks June 26 – August 11 |
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Registration |
Sun-Sun |
Mar 27 – June 25 |
Classes Begin |
Mon |
June 26 |
Last Day to Add/Drop Courses |
Wed |
July 5 |
Last Day to Withdraw from a course |
Fri |
Aug 4 |
Last Day of Classes |
Fri |
Aug 11 |
Grades Due |
Tues |
Aug 15 |
Summer Conferral (no commencement) |
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Aug 15 |
Financial aid may be available for Session I (May 8, 2023- June 24, 2023). All undergraduate students planning on registering for online summer sessions are required to complete a 2023 summer school financial aid application. Contact Financial Aid for further information.
Phone: 800-561-2606
Fax: 484-365-8198
financialaid@lincoln.edu
Registration begins on March 27. After consulting with your academic advisor, all students can register via LU Self-Service for summer sessions.
There are no restrictions on who can register. Students may continue to register until the end of drop/add for Summer I or Summer II.
You are required to complete an online orientation training. You can begin completing this as soon as you enroll. You will be required to email your completion badge to your professor.
Students in an online course must have access to a desktop or laptop computer (PC or Mac) with a stable Internet connection. All LU students have access to Microsoft 365 apps while they are enrolled at Lincoln University. Installation directions are located on the IT Support page. Professors may require additional software, which will be specified in the syllabus.
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