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Winter and Summer Session FAQs

Payment, Fees & Tuition Liability

  • Summer 25: A 4 month payment plan is available (May-Aug). NO PARTIAL payments will be allowed. Unpaid accounts will be subject to deregistration. You must join the payment plan for any session by July 1st or by the bill due date for that session, whichever is earliest. The payment plan will no longer be offered after that date.** All past due balances are subject to a registration hold and should be paid in full. Failure to do so will result in loss of future registration. Click Here. 

Summer / Winter Tuition

Tuition Liability
According to State University Administrative Policies, students who are given permission to cancel their registration shall be liable for payment of tuition in accordance with the following schedule. Saturday is deemed to be the end of each week for refund purposes:

Liability during indicated week

LENGTH OF TERM FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH
Semester 15-16 wk 0% 30% 50% 70% 100%
12-13 wk term 0% 40% 60% 100%  
1/4 or 10 wk term 0% 50% 70% 100%  
9 wk term 0% 55% 75% 100%  
8 wk term 0% 60% 80% 100%  
7 wk term 0% 65% 100%    
6 wk term 0% 70% 100%    
5 wk term 0% 75% 100%    

Liability

  FIRST WEEK SECOND WEEK
LENGTH OF TERM 2ND DAY OF CLASS REMAINDER OF FIRST WEEK STARTING 2ND WEEK
4 wk term 0% 50% 100%  
3 wk term 0% 65% 100%
2 wk term 0% 80% 100%
1 wk term 100%

Textbooks

Textbook information can be found by clicking on a specific course title in Course Availability. The “Class Details” screen will appear; click on “Bookstore Links” and then “Follett Bookstore” for information about textbooks for your class.

Taking More Than One Course

Overload guidance can be found on the Forms page of the Registration and Records (Registrar’s Office) website. Non-matriculated/non-degree students can send their requests to [email protected] / [email protected] 

Accessing an Online Course

You will be able to access your online course during the week prior to the course start date. You will receive an email one week prior to the course start and on the first day of the course to remind you that your online course will open shortly or is starting. Your course is located at: oswego.open.suny.edu — Follow the on-screen directions to access your course. If you have difficulty logging into Blackboard please call the SUNY Oswego Help Desk at 315-312-3456.

Dropping a Course

You may drop a course yourself through your myOswego account at any time before or during the session dates of your course. You may NOT drop a course after the last date of the course has passed. Note: The drop date will determine your financial liability for the course.

Grades

The date that grades will be posted will be shown on the main page of the Registration and Records (Registrar’s Office) website. Students access term grades using the View Grades link or the Academic Transcript link on the Student Profile (Student Records tab) in myOswego.

Summer / Winter Drop Policy and Financial Liability

Students cannot withdraw from summer or winter sessions, students can drop a course on their own through the first day of class. After the first day of class through to the last day of the class, a student may drop a course with instructor permission. There is no academic penalty for dropping a course in summer and winter sessions and the courses do not show on a transcript if they are dropped.