Focus intently on one subject to jump-start your summer term, or have the rest of the summer free for work, travel or internships.
Maymester is a three-week intensive session (part of summer term) that runs May 18 - June 4, 2010. Students may enroll in one Maymester course.
Choose from over 50 on-campus courses, including core courses, and six Maymester Abroad offerings.
For Individual Campus Visits
Check below for important dates regarding Maymester. These dates are also in the Academic Calendar. Note:
- Students are responsible to abide by these deadlines.
- If your name is not on the official class roster, you are not officially registered in the course.
You must use your official e-mail address on record; communication regarding registration will be sent via e-mail to students during the registration period.
| March 8 |
Maymester registration opens |
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May 18 |
First day of class |
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May 18 (Midnight) |
Last day to:
- Add classes using S.M.A.R.T.
(Note: if your name is not on the official class roster you are not officially registered in the class)
- Join the waitlist of a class.
- Drop courses without tuition adjustment.
- After this date, dropped classes require the instructor’s approval and will appear on your transcript.
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May 22 (5:00 p.m.) |
Last day to drop or withdraw without petition and special approval from student’s dean |
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May 31 |
Memorial Day holiday (campus closed) |
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June 4 |
Last day of Maymester classes |
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June 16 |
Maymester final grades available on S.M.A.R.T. |
Billing information
Required deposit
There is a required registration advance payment of $200.00. This payment must be made before you can register. The ONLY exception to this requirement is if the Financial Aid Office has received your FAFSA data and you have completed the University Application for Financial Aid. Students who withdraw after the first day classes will forfeit the $200.00 registration advance payment.
Tuition adjustments
The first day of Maymester is the last day to receive a tuition adjustment for Maymester classes.
E-billing
The University of Colorado Denver has implemented an official e-bill (electronic billing) program. All registered students must access their bill through the CU Access portal.
Campus Village residents
Students living in Campus Village will be given an opportunity to extend their leases by one week, to allow them to enroll in a Maymester course. Students must make arrangements with Campus Village by April 1, 2010, to take advantage of this opportunity. Students staying for Maymester will be billed 25 percent of their monthly room charges and will be allowed to extend their lease termination date from May 31 until June 6.