Apply to Summer School

Registration Procedures and Limits

Registration begins March 18, 2008, at 9:00 AM. Register online using BannerWeb at https://bannerweb.richmond.edu. If a "hold" prevents registration via BannerWeb, view your holds in BannerWeb and contact the appropriate office. Instructions for registering on BannerWeb are available. Students may enroll in no more than 18 credit hours total during the entire Summer term without Dean's approval.

New Applicants

Applicants who are new to the University of Richmond must be admitted to Summer School. Complete the Application/Registration Form and submit it to the Summer School Office. Once processed, the applicant will receive notification of admission by mail, including a University of Richmond ID.

  1. Download and complete the Application/Registration Form (Word document or PDF format)
  2. Fax, mail or submit in person to the Summer School Office
    • Fax for quicker processing: 804-289-8138
    • Mailing address: School of Continuing Studies, Summer Studies Office, 28 Westhampton Way, University of Richmond, VA 23173
    • Submit in person: Special Programs Building, 2nd floor
  3. Receive University ID by mail
  4. Register for courses online at bannerweb.richmond.edu or using the Application/Registration Form information.

Students Applying to a School of Continuing Studies Degree Program

Applicants who wish to enter a bachelor or master degree program in the School of Continuing Studies or to enter the Teacher Licensure Program must be admitted into the School of Continuing Studies.

  1. Download and complete the appropriate application form
    • Undergraduate Degree Application (PDF format): Bachelor of Applied Studies, Bachelor of Liberal Arts
    • Graduate Degree Application (Word document or PDF format): Master of Disaster Science, Master of Human Resource Management, Graduate Certificate in Teacher Licensure Preparation
  2. Fax, mail or submit in person to the School of Continuing Studies Office
    • Fax for quicker processing: 804-289-8138
    • Mailing address: School of Continuing Studies, 28 Westhampton Way, University of Richmond, VA 23173
    • Submit in person: Special Programs Building, 2nd floor
  3. Receive confirmation of admission and University ID by mail
  4. Register for courses online at bannerweb.richmond.edu

Students Who Did Not Attend Classes in Spring 2008

In order to register for classes, students must be readmitted for the Summer term. Contact the Summer School Office at 804-289-8133 to reactivate your student status and provide updated address information. Register for courses in BannerWeb at https://bannerweb.richmond.edu once readmitted.

Continuing University of Richmond Students

Students attending University of Richmond during Spring 2008 do not need to be admitted for the Summer term. Register for courses using BannerWeb at https://bannerweb.richmond.edu.

Additional Forms and Information

Individual Instruction Course Request Form. To register for an independent study, practicum, or an internship, an Individual Instruction Course Request Form requiring prior approval of the department chair, dean, and the supervising instructor must be completed and submitted to the Registrar’s Office unless otherwise otherwise directed.

  • Download and complete the Individual Instruction Course Request Form (Word document or PDF format)
  • School of Continuing Studies students: submit to the Summer School Office in the Special Programs Building
  • All other students: submit to the University Registrar's Office in Sarah Brunet Hall

Graduate Student Information Form. Students who intend to take a course for graduate credit must complete the Graduate Information Form and submit it to the Summer School Office.

  • Download and complete the Graduate Student Information Form (Word document or PDF format)
  • Submit with Application/Registration Form (if applicable) to the Summer School Office in the Special Programs Building

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