Where can I find the course descriptions for the Econ courses?
The UCLA Course Descriptions can be found at https://registrar.ucla.edu/academics/course-descriptions
Why should I take Summer courses at UCLA?
Smaller class size, in-state tuition for all students regardless of residency status, and the ability to complete your degree in a timely manner or even early are among the many reasons you should consider taking Summer Session courses at UCLA.
The course I want to take has a prerequisite that I will complete in the Spring Quarter. Can I still enroll in the course?
You must enroll in the prerequisite course first. Then you can enroll in your desired Summer course.
I am taking an Economics course in Summer Session A that is a prerequisite for an Economics course in Summer Session C. Can I take both courses?
Yes, but you will need to contact our Academic Program Coordinator, Ed McDevitt, at mcdevitt@econ.ucla.edu for assistance. Because Summer is considered as one term in the enrollment system, Ed McDevitt in the Economics Department will need to enroll you into the Summer Session C course. This can only be done after you have enrolled in the Summer Session A course.
How many units can I take during the summer, as a UCLA student?
UCLA students may take a maximum of 18 units during the summer.
Can I live on campus if I am taking UCLA summer courses?
This is very likely. For more information, please contact UCLA Housing.
What does it cost to attend Summer Session?
This varies, depending on your student status and the number of units you take. For more information, visit www.summer.ucla.edu/fees
How do I contact the UCLA Summer Sessions Office?
The Summer Sessions Office is located in 1331 Murphy Hall. You can also email the office at https://summer.ucla.edu/contact-us/
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