Correction to Summer Session announcement

The announcement on Monday, October 24, stating that Summer Session would begin a week later beginning this upcoming summer was incorrect. Summer Session 2022 will begin, as usual, the Monday following the end of spring semester finals.

Summer 2022 sessions*:

SESSION DATES
12 Week/Regular May 9 – July 29
Early 6-week May 9 – June 19
Early 7-week May 9 – June 26
Late 6-week June 20 – July 31
Late 7-week June 27 – August 14
Intersession July 30 – August 21

*Dynamic Dated Courses can be scheduled outside the sessions listed above, with start and end dates between 5/16 and 8/21.

The summer session schedule of classes will be available December 1 and the Summer Session website will be updated prior to that time.

Dynamic Dated Courses can be scheduled outside the sessions listed above, with start and end dates between 5/9 and 8/21.

A proposal to modify future Summer Sessions to provide a one-week break between spring and summer is being considered and the outcome of that proposal will be communicated to the WSU community.

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