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Application Procedures
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I am a CUA student. Do I need to fill out an application?
What is my registration appointment time? |
No. Once you select your courses, register online at http://cardinalstation.cua.edu. The summer term code is 1085. CUA students are responsible for meeting with their dean or advisor prior to registering.
Since we have an open enrollment policy during the summer, there are no registration appointment times. All CUA and matriculated non-CUA students may register starting March 15th. |
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Can Visiting Non-CUA students take CUA classes? |
Yes. Enrollment is open to undergraduate and graduate students in good academic standing at other colleges and universitites. |
| Will my Summer School class credits transfer to my home school if I am not a CUA student? |
Yes. You are urged to obtain the written permission of your Dean or Academic Advisor to ensure that the credits earned at The Catholic University of America may be transferred as you intended. |
| Is there an Application Process? |
Yes. Click here to fill out our on-line application. |
| Is there a deadline for applying? |
No. We have an open enrollment policy. |
| Is there an application fee for Summer Sessions, and how can I pay? |
Yes. There is a required non-refundable application fee. You can pay online by clicking here or mail in your payment to the address at the bottom of the page. *Payment must be made with submission of the application. |
| How can I pay for my application fee? |
Application fee payments can be made securely online by using the credit card payment form or via personal check made out to The Catholic University of America. |
| Do I need to submit a transcript with my application? |
Yes. Visting Non-CUA students must submit the application form and all infomation required to complete the Three-Step Application. |
| What are the requirements for International Students? |
International students would follow the admissions, registration and payment guidelines set forth of visiting Non-CUA students. In addition, international students must submit TOEFL scores of 600 or higher. If you require an I-20 form to obtain a student visa, please contact international students to request a visa application form. |
Course Selection and Transferring |
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What are you offering this summer?
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We are glad you asked! You can expect to find a wide variety:
Anthropology;Architecture and Planning;Art; Biology; Business and Economics; Canon Law; Chemistry; Drama; Education; Engineering; English; Library & Information Science; Mathematics; Media Studies; Modern Languages; Music; Nursing; Philosophy; Physics; Psychology; Social Service; Sociology and Theology and Religious Studies.
2008 Course Listings
Catholic enjoys a distinquished history and has filled an important niche:
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| How many summer courses can I take? |
A student may register for seven credits in a six-week session and for six credits in a five-week session. |
| How do I add, drop or change my courses? |
Students may add or drop a course (within the first three days without financial penalty) of a given session by using the cardinal station system on the web at http://cardinalstation.cua.edu. You must drop the course via Cardinal Station or in writing to the Summer Sessions office. Non-attendance does not constitute withdrawal. |
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Can I audit instead of taking the course for credit? |
Yes. Both CUA and visiting non-cua students can audit courses offered during the summer in consultation with the Professor and the Summer Sessions office. Those auditing a course will receive the same tuition charges as those taking the course for credit. If you would like to audit a course, contact us at cua-summers@cua.edu. |
| Will Catholic University's summer course apply toward my degree? |
Students are urged to obtain written permission of their Dean or Academic Advisor to ensure that the credits earned at The Catholic University of America may be transferred as they intended. The Catholic University of America is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Universities. All summer courses meet or exceed Middle States' standards for contact hours. |
| How do I transfer the credits once I complete the course? |
Your Dean will most likely need an official copy of your CUA transcript with your final grade. The Office of the Registrar at CUA must have a completed Transcript Request Form before they can mail out any documentation to your school. There is no separate transcript fee. To obtain a syllabus for a specific course, contact the individual department in which the course is offered. |
Financial Matters |
| When is tuition due? |
By the first day of class to avoid a late fee. For students who register late, tuition is due upon registration. |
| How do I pay? |
You can make payment by either of the following options:
1) Credit Card - Discover, MasterCard and Visa payments are accepted. To make a credit card payment, click on the secured http://treasurer.cua.edu/controller/sa/CardinalPay/
2) Wire Payments - Payments can be processed via wire by sending to Wachovia Bank, Washington, DC, CUA account number 2100016966793 and routing ( ABA) number 031201467. For international wires, CUA’s SWIFT code is PNBPUS33. Be certain to include the student’s name and CUA ID number in the wire information.
3) Check or Money Order - Make check or money order payable to: The Catholic University of America and, Mail check or money order to the address listed below: The Catholic University of America Office of Student Accounts 620 Michigan Avenue/140 Leahy Hall Washington, D.C. 20064
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How much will it cost me to take a class at CUA? |
$740 per credit hour. |
| How does CUA's summer tuition compare to other schools? |
Among private institutions in Washington, D.C., CUA's summer tuition is the lowest! A credit-by-credit cost comparison for Summer 2008 will be available soon. |
Student Services |
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Do you have on-campus housing?
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Yes. We provide a variety of housing options during the summer for students. Students taking courses for credit click here: http://housing.cua.edu
Pre-College students click here: http://summer.cua.edu/precollege/housing.cfm |
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Is there a place to eat on-campus in the summer? |
Aramark Food Services provides dining services in the Pryzbyla Center. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served Monday through Friday, while brunch and dinner are serviced on the weekends. You can purchase a meal plan or you can use your Cardinal Card (your student ID) as a pre-pay debit card to purchase meals. |
