Open Door RegistrationOpen Door registration for non-SSU students is available by contacting the School of Extended and International Education (SEIE). Open Door registration closes at the end of late registration for each session. Fees are due at the time of registration. Permission of instructor is required in order to register after a class has begun. Visit sonoma.edu/exed/intersession/opendoor for the most current information about Open Door registration.

Financial Aid InformationIf you received financial aid for the 2019-2020 academic year, you may be eligible for additional financial aid for our summer classes. Please see the Summer Session financial aid page (http://intersession.sonoma.edu/summer-session/current-ssu-students/financial-aid) for the most current information on applying for summer aid.

Notification of Eligibility for Summer Financial AidFinancial Aid will contact you via your Seawolf email account to inform you of your financial aid options. If you are not eligible for enough financial aid to pay your full summer course fees, you must pay the difference by the published due dates.

Title IXThe California State University does not discriminate on the basis of sex, gender, or sexual orientation in its education programs or activities. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, and certain other federal and state laws, prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex in all education programs and activities operated by the university (both on and off campus). Title IX protects all people regardless of their gender or gender identity from sex discrimination, which includes sexual harassment and violence. For more information, please visit sonoma.edu/hr/erc/title-ix

PaymentPayment can be submitted online via MySSU. For students who enroll via MySSU before the payment due date, payment for all sessions is due May 15.

For students who enroll after May 15, payment is due at the time of enrollment.

Drop and Refund InformationSSU student may drop courses via MySSU. Open door students may drop courses by contacting SEIE. Please see our website for our most current contact information.

Drop/Refund DatesRefunds are calculated based on the drop date.4-week session classes:• 100% refund if course(s) are dropped before the first day of the session.• 65% refund if course(s) are dropped by the second day of the session.• No refunds if course(s) are dropped on or after the third day of the

session.12-week session classes:• 100% refund if course(s) are dropped before the first day of the class.

• 65% refund if course(s) are dropped before 25% of the class is completed.

• No refunds if course(s) are dropped after 25% of the class is completed.

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Late registration May 20–May 27 May 20–June 23 May 20–July 21 May 20–July 13

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(Full refund)May 25 June 21 July 19 Varies

Last day to drop without “W” (65% refund)

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Last day to drop with “W”

(no refund)June 10 July 8 August 4 Varies

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Questions?If you have questions or want to contact us, feel free to leave a message on our Voice Message Hotline (707) 238-4723 or live chat with us between the hours of 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., Monday – Friday on the Intersession webpage: intersession.sonoma.edu

Your SEIE Scholarship application must be submitted online no later than 11:59 pm on May 4, 2020. Late applications will not be accepted. There are a limited amount of scholarships we can award, not every applicant is guaranteed a scholarship.

Award notifications will go out by May 6, 2020.

Apply online:sonoma.education/GPS20

Your journey is easier with a GPS Scholarship from SEIE. Qualified applicants get $500 for Summer Session courses with a GPS Scholarship.

In order to be considered for a scholarship, you must:Be a matriculated, undergraduate SSU student in good academic standing.Be enrolled in a Summer Session class for 3 or more units.Have filed a FAFSA or a California Dream Act application with SSU for the 2019-2020 academic year.

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C2 UD-C 1 PHIL 302 Ethics and Value Theory

PhysicsB1 B3 3 PHYS 102 Descriptive Physics Lab

Political ScienceD4 D4 1 POLS 200 American Political System

D4 D4 2 POLS 200 American Political System

PsychologyE 2 PSY 302 Life Span Development

3 PSY 362 Human Sexuality

1 PSY 425 Psychopathology

2 PSY 461 Personality

SociologyE 3 SOCI 317 Emotions and Adult Life

D1 UD-D 3 SOCI 326 Social Psychology

C2 UD-C 1 SOCI 431 Sociology of Religion

Women & Gender StudiesC1 UD-C 1 WGS 300 Gender, Race & Representation

D1 UD-D 1 WGS 375 Gender, Race and Class

Canceled Classes 1 ASTR 231 Intro Observational Astronomy

1 ASTR 305 Frontiers in Astronomy

1 BUS 330A Intermediate Accounting

1 CHEM 115A General Chemistry

2 CHEM 115B General Chemistry

1 GEP 444 Native Plants in Restoration

1 MATH 131 Intro to Finite Mathematics

1 MATH 161 Differential & Integral Calc I

1 MATH 165 Elementary Applied Statistics

2 WGS 311 Special Topics in Wom & Gender

Get the most up-to-date class info*: sonoma.education/sum20

Session 1 May 26 - June 18 Session 2 June 22 - July 16Session 3 July 20 - August 1312-Week Session May 26 - August 14*

How to RegisterOnline registration is available to SSU students via MySSU at login.sonoma.edu. Online registration will be unavailable after May 15. To register for classes after that date, you will need to contact the SEIE Office to register. Due to the current public health crisis, the process for late registration is changing. Please check the SEIE website at URL for the most up to date information.Permission of instructor required in order to register after the beginning of the first class meeting.Registration assistance for students with disabilities is available. Students may contact the Disability Services for Students (DSS) office at 707-664-2677 (Voice), 707-664-2958 (TTY), or email disability.services@sonoma.edu.

General Education RequirementsSome resident courses fulfill General Education (“GE”) requirements. Look for the specific GE category in the “GE” column.

Maximum UnitsSummer Session courses offer SSU students “units in residence,” the same as courses taken during the academic terms. Students may enroll in a maximum of 8 units in any one session, with a maximum of 16 units during the Summer Session term.

Course PrerequisitesCourse prerequisites are listed in the SEIE online catalog(sonoma.education/summercatalog)It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that all course prerequisites are met prior to registering for a class. Failure to meet course prerequisites cannot be accepted as a justification for a refund of fees.

FeesUndergraduate course base fee $280/unit (discounted*). Graduate-level course base fee $320/unit (discounted*). Additional fees may apply. Please see the SEIE online catalog at sonoma.edu/exed/catalogs for individual course fees.

*Prices listed reflect a 20% discount. Discount is not applicable to Professional Development, Excel, EMBA, Spanish MA, FNP and CNECM/CPOST classes. Additional exclusions may apply.

American Multi-Cultural StudiesC2 UD-C 2 AMCS 360 Ethnic Literature

C1 UD-C 1 AMCS 392 Ethnic Images in Film & Media

C1 UD-C 2 AMCS 392 Ethnic Images in Film & Media

C1 UD-C 3 AMCS 392 Ethnic Images in Film & Media

AnthropologyD5 D5 1 ANTH 200 Intro to Linguistic Anthropology

D5 D5 3 ANTH 200 Intro to Linguistic Anthropology

B2 B2 1 ANTH 201 Introduction to Biological Anthropology

E LD-E 1 ANTH 240 Living in our Globalized World

Art HistoryC1 C1 1 ARTH 210 Intro to Art History: Prehistoric to Gothic

C1 C1 2 ARTH 210 Intro to Art History: Prehistoric to Gothic

Arts1 ARTS 220 Beginning Painting

AstronomyB1 B1 1 ASTR 100 Descriptive Astronomy

B3 UD-B 1 ASTR 350 Cosmology

BiologyB2 B2 1 BIOL 110 Biological Inquiry

B3 B3 2 BIOL 224 Human Physiology

B3 UD-B 2 BIOL 308 Environmental Toxicology

Business3 BUS 230B Managerial Accounting

1 BUS 316 Operations and Supply Chain Management

3 BUS 316 Operations and Supply Chain Management

2 BUS 319 Introduction to MIS

1 BUS 320 Business Data Analysis and Interpretation

3 BUS 320 Business Data Analysis and Interpretation

1 BUS 330B Intermediate Accounting II

2 BUS 340 Survey of Human Resource Management

1 BUS 344 Organizational Behavior

1 BUS 350 Management

1 BUS 360 Introduction to Marketing

2 BUS 360 Introduction to Marketing

2 BUS 367 Consumer Behavior

1 BUS 370 Introduction to Managerial Finance

3 BUS 370 Introduction to Managerial Finance

3 BUS 393 Introduction to International Business

1 BUS 435 Cost Accounting

1 BUS 451 Entrepreneurship / Small Business Management

1 BUS 452 Leadership

3 BUS 464W Production, Operations, and Distribution (Wine)

3 BUS 469 Marketing Management

2 BUS 474 Computer Apps in Finance

1 BUS 476 Risk Management and Insurance

1 BUS 491 Seminar in Management Strategy and Policy

2 BUS 491 Seminar in Management Strategy and Policy

3 BUS 560 Marketing Management

1 BUS 591 Seminar in Strategic Management

Chicano & Latin American StudiesC1 UD-C 1 CALS 393 Chicano/Latino Cinema

C1 UD-C 3 CALS 393 Chicano/Latino Cinema

C3 UD-C 1 CALS 451 Latina/o Humanisms

C3 UD-C 2 CALS 451 Latina/o Humanisms

C3 UD-C 3 CALS 451 Latina/o Humanisms

Criminology & Criminal Justice Studies2 CCJS 370 Seminar in Research Methods

1 CCJS 480 White Collar Crime

Communications1 COMS 240 Public Relations

C1 C1 1 COMS 275 21st Century Television As Art

C1 C1 3 COMS 275 21st Century Television As Art

1 COMS 301 Media Theory and Research

1 COMS 385 Media Lab: KSUN

2 COMS 495 Senior Seminar

Computer Science 1 CS 215 Programming II

EconomicsD5 UD-D 12 W ECON 426 Seminar in History of Economic Thought

Education: Multiple Subject1 EDMS 419 Identity and Agency for Socially Just Classrooms and

Communities

Education: Special Education1 EDSP 523A Assessment and Instruction in Early Childhood Special

Education

1 EDSP 523B Preschool Students with Disabilities Program Field-work

Education: Single SubjectE 3 EDSS 418 Development in Adolescence and Emerging Adult-

hood

EducationD1 UD-D 1 EDUC 417 School and Society

D1 UD-D 2 EDUC 417 School and Society

EnglishC2 UD-C 1 ENGL 315 California Ethnic Literature

12 W ENGL 375 Advanced Composition

2 ENGL 491 Seminar in Teaching Composition

HistoryD3 D3 2 HIST 252 History U.S. Since 1865

Kinesiology2 KIN 305 Psychological Bases of Human Movement

2 KIN 311 Medical Terminology

1 KIN 350 Biomechanics

1 KIN 360 Physiology of Exercise

Liberal Studies/HutchinsE 3 LIBS 320D Anthropology of Humor

MusicC1 UD-C 2 MUS 343 History of Country Music

Native American StudiesC2 UD-C 1 NAMS 346 Philosophic Systems & Sacred Movements

NursingC2 UD-C 1 NURS 490 The Sexual Imperative: History, Media, Culture, and

Imagination

12 W NURS 555 FNP Expanded Clinical Practice

PhilosophyA3 A3 1 PHIL 101 Critical Thinking

A3 A3 3 PHIL 101 Critical Thinking

C3 C3 2 PHIL 201 Buddhism, Philosophy & Culture

*Course lengths vary, please see online catalog for 12W course dates.

LabGE Categories A B C D E

Sessions 1 2 3 12 W

*Course schedule may be subject to change, see site for most current schedule.

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Before Fall 2019

Fall 2019 and later

Writing-intensive curriculum courses that may be substituted for the WEPT

Critical Race & Ethnic Studies

Students Admitted:Summer Session is still on!Due to the current public health crisis, the information below is subject to change. Please check the appropriate department websites for the most current information.

All classes are online!