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SET A DIFFERENT COURSE WITH ONLINE SUMMER CLASSES
Course ScheduleSummer Sessions FAQS
Why should I consider taking a summer course?
- To graduate on time
- To raise my GPA
- To accelerate my time to receive my degree
- To maintain a scholarship such as Promise
- To take a course in a flexible, shortened time format
- To be able to focus on one class in a term
- To be able to take fewer courses during the fall and spring and still stay on track
What courses are being offered this summer?
Check out the online schedule of courses for details (by selecting Potomac State College as the Campus/Location: on the Class Schedule Search page).
When may I register for summer classes at Potomac State?
It is recommended you register at least one week before class begins. The college reserves the right to cancel courses with low enrollment.
What are the costs for summer classes at Potomac State?
WVU Potomac State College summer session costs.
Is financial aid available for summer courses?
Yes, students may be eligible for financial aid for summer courses. At Potomac State the summer term is packaged as part of the academic year, including the fall and spring semesters, so summer eligibility depends on what aid has been used in the prior two semesters. No separate application is required for summer financial aid.
Summer Financial Aid Information.
How do I register for summer courses at PSC?
Current students - discuss your summer options with your academic advisor and then use your spring 2023 term PIN to register for summer courses.
New student - complete an
application for admission.
Morgantown or WVU Tech students – complete the Change of Campus form if you plan to take classes only at Potomac State this summer. Complete the Dual Campus form if you plan to take courses at your home campus as well as Potomac State.
What if I want to take summer courses at another institution?
Complete a Transient Student Application Online, or pick a "hard copy" at the Office of Enrollment Services. This form allows a student to find out in advance if there is equivalent PSC credit for the course(s) taken elsewhere and also certifies to the other institution that the student is in good academic standing (at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA).
Can I improve my GPA with summer courses?
Credits and grades for college-level courses completed at an accredited institution may be transferable towards a degree.