Instructor Drops:
- Beginning on the first day of instruction through the add deadline, the primary instructor may administratively drop students directly from the primary class roster. For example, if they have not attended class.
- To drop students from your class, check the box next to each student to be dropped, and select the Drop Selected Students button at the bottom of this roster. You will have an opportunity to confirm your selection before the drop is processed. If you would like to drop students who are wait-listed for your class, select Waiting from the Enrollment Status drop-down menu above.
- Additional instructions on how to administratively drop a student from your class or waitlist are found on the Registrar FAQ.
The Registrar will drop UCSC students who didn’t pass Spring or Session 1 prerequisites. They will continue to run this process to catch any grades entered after the deadline.
Instructor Adds:
- Until the first day of class, Summer Session enrollment is first come, first served. Any student that needs a class should be on the waitlist.
- Beginning the first day of instruction: course-sponsoring agencies can request that our office “zero out” waitlist enrollment capacity and distribute permission numbers to students on the waitlist (enrollment waitlist policy).
- Please let us know if you would like to turn off your waitlist, and then as students drop and seats open up, you can distribute permission numbers to the student(s) you choose (instead of them being automatically added by waitlist position). Those students can then add until the session deadline.
- We will send this message to the students on the waitlist before we turn it off, encouraging them to contact you (or, if you prefer, the department). In this case, we can issue you the permission numbers, or you can forward selected students to enroll.
Full Courses:
- In classes that are full, students can join the waitlist.
- If you would prefer that we increase your enrollment capacity, email summer@ucsc.edu
Summer dates and deadlines
Stay on top of key academic dates.
Annual timeline
Find out the important dates for instructions during Summer Session (2024-2025).
Summer Session general inquiries
Contact for any and all information, including course/sections scheduling, room reservations, increasing enrollment capacity, instructor and TA evaluations, policies and exceptions, marketing and promotion of Summer Session courses (like course flyers, social media posts) and year round events (like Info Sessions in the Colleges, or tabling at the Summer Opportunities Fair).
Undergraduate Education Academic HR
Contact for all contract, payroll, paycheck, and appointment questions.