Summer Term 2025

Summer Session Information

Continuing students are eligible to take summer session classes. The summer semester does not have enrollment appointments, all eligible continuing students can begin adding summer classes on April 14, 2025. We offer both online and on-campus courses, with condensed 5 or 8 week sessions to fit your schedule.

For more information about Class Schedules, Session Dates, and How to Register see the Registrar's Website.

Summer Covered Units - Cost Assistance Program

For the 2025 Summer term, the university is guaranteeing 4 units, if enrolled in 6 or more units, will be covered for all continuing matriculated undergraduate students. This will cover 4 units of the tuition charge and does not include coverage of mandatory campus-based fees or the additional non-resident tuition if applicable.

 

To be eligible, students must be:

• Continuing, matriculated, undergraduate students (including WUE students)
• Enrolled in 6 or more units within the state-side summer session
• Meeting Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)

Programs and Fees NOT eligible for this program:

• Mandatory campus based fees (rates listed below)
• Non-resident tuition (rates listed below)
• Secondary bachelor's students
• Master's students
• Faculty led study abroad or field courses
• Special session courses
• Leadership Studies students
• Extension non-credit courses
• Intership, independent study, and field experience

Withdrawing or dropping courses below 6 units during the Summer Session may result in ineligibility for the Cost Assistance Program. Please visit the Financial Aid Website for more information.

Summer Session classes begin Monday, June 2, 2025, with tuition and fees due by the first day of classes
 

The following fees for non-California residents students will be applied in addition to the above tuition rate

Non-Resident Tuition: $420 per unit

The following fees for Graduate students will be applied in addition to the above tuition rate

Professional Program Fee: $285 per unit

For assistance in setting up a payment plan for the MBA program, please contact cash@humboldt.edu.

The following mandatory campus-based fees will be charged for the Summer 2025 term at a discounted rate based on the Fall/Spring pre-established part-time rates:

College of Extended Education & Global Engagement Degree Programs

Summer special session courses will be operated through the College of Extended Education & Global Engagement. For questions regarding add/drop, refunds, or registration, please see their website.

Fee Information

The CSU makes every effort to keep student costs to a minimum. Fees listed in published schedules or student accounts may need to be increased when public funding is inadequate. Therefore, CSU must reserve the right, even after fees are initially charged or initial fee payments are made, to increase or modify any listed fees.  All listed fees, other than mandatory systemwide fees, are subject to change without notice, until the date when instruction for a particular semester or quarter has begun. All CSU listed fees should be regarded as "estimates" that are subject to change upon approval by The Board of Trustees, the Chancellor, or the Presidents, as appropriate. Changes in mandatory systemwide fees will be made in accordance with the requirements of the Working Families Student Fee Transparency and Accountability Act (Sections 66028 - 66028.6 of the Education Code).

For more information about the multi-year (2023-29) tuition increase, please visit the California State University website.

Tuition Fee

Systemwide mandatory tuition and other fees that must be paid to apply to, enroll in, or attend the university, or to pay the full cost of instruction required of some students by statute (e.g. tuition fee, non-resident tuition fee, and business professional program fee). The California State University Board of Trustees will establish, adjust, and oversee systemwide tuition.

Mandatory Campus-Based Fees (required for all students)

Campus-based mandatory fees must be paid to apply, enroll in, or attend the University every semester for all students. These fees are comprised of the following:

• Material, Services, and Facilities Fee

  • This fee supports supplemental instruction material above the basic classroom level.  It provides a greater learning experience for students.

• Instructionally Related Activities (IRA)

  • The IRA fee is charged to students as one fee, but is distributed in the following manner:
    • 0-6 Units: IRA Rate $201.00
      • Athletics = $156.51
      • SHIFT (Sustainable Humboldt Innovation Futures Trust) = $8.00
      • IRA Committee = $19.18
      • Jack Pass = $17.31
    • 6.1+ Units: IRA Rate $337.00
      • Athletics = $262.41
      • SHIFT (Sustainable Humboldt Innovation Futures Trust) = $13.41
      • IRA Committee = $32.16
      • Jack Pass = $29.02

• Student Body Association Fee (ASB)

  • This fee supports associated student body organizations established for the purpose of providing essential activities closely related to, but not normally included as a part of the regular instructional program.  These are student-run organizations that operate extra-curricular activities such as student government, student publications, club sports, cultural programs, and many other student activities related to the overall educational mission of the campus.

• Campus Union Fee

  • The Campus Union Fee is used to operate the Student Activity Center (SAC), Center Arts, Center Activities, Campus Recreation, and the Student Recreation Center.  Students have access to various activities both on and off campus.

• Health Facilities Fee

  • The Health Facilities Fee is used to support the leasing and construction of the student health center facility. 

• Health Services Fee

  • The Health Services Fee is a mandatory campus-based fee initiated by the student body to support the operation of on-campus health and counseling services. This service is available and provided for all students even if they have private health insurance.

• Student Involvement & Representation Fee (optional)

  • The Student Involvement and Representation Fee (SIRF) is a $2 contribution that ensures that CSU students have a say on tuition, financial aid, student services, course availability, and academic advising. Your elected student leaders oversee involvement and representation dollars through the California State Student Association (CSSA).  CSSA is the official student voice at the university system, state, and federal levels.