Current Students
Currently enrolled and incoming 4-year students can register for courses during Summer or J-term. (Note that Dougherty Family College does not offer courses in Summer or J-term.)
Summer and J-term (January term) are optional sessions of the St. Thomas academic calendar that provide both current and visiting students with the opportunity to:
Courses taught in J-term and Summer sessions follow the same rigor as Fall and Spring semester courses, plus a focused learning experience due to the limit on credits. Many J-term and Summer courses are available via online and in-person formats, so you have flexibility to be on campus or somewhere else.
Currently enrolled and incoming 4-year students can register for courses during Summer or J-term. (Note that Dougherty Family College does not offer courses in Summer or J-term.)
Visiting Students (those not seeking a degree from the University of St. Thomas such as high school students and undergrads from other universities) are also welcome to register for Summer and J-term courses.
Current and incoming 4-year St. Thomas students can register for courses during Summer session and J-term. Summer and J-term credits do not contribute toward a student's full-time status for fall or spring semester.
If you are considering taking courses (including study abroad) in J-term or the Summer session:
Many J-term and Summer courses are available via online and/or in-person. Students may enroll in:
Note that during J-term and Summer sessions, campus is open but there is no on-campus housing, and hours for dining, health services, and the library are limited.
Once you've decided to register for J-term or Summer courses, you will follow the , using .
Visiting students are invited to register for Summer and J-term courses. Visiting students include:
Credits from St. Thomas easily transfer to most institutions. Many J-term and Summer courses are available via online and/or in-person. Visiting students may enroll in:
Note that during J-term and Summer sessions, campus is open but there is no on-campus housing, and hours for dining, health services, and the library are limited.