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Summer School

May 14 - July 13, 2012

Term I: May 14 - June 1

Term II: June 4 - 22

Term III: June 25 - July 13

Before You Begin Class:

  • Admission: Admission to the College is required. Visiting students must submit approval and verification of good standing from their home colleges.
  • Registration: Students submit registration forms to the Office of the Registrar.
  • Tuition payments: Payment for tuition should be processed concurrent with the student's course registration for any registration on or after April 22, 2012.
  • Housing Accommodations: If the student is in need of housing accommodations, please contact the Office of Residence Life by April 27.

Class Meetings

The first meeting of each class will be on the same day as final registration. In some cases, registration may cause students to be late to the first class meeting. All classes will meet for the full period on the first day.

  • Each 3-credit hour course should equal 37.5 contact hours. Each instructor will clearly explain the attendance policy for the course. The director of Academic Advising will be notified in cases of two successive unexplained absences. Final examinations will be held on the last day of class and at the discretion of the instructor.
  • Classes offered in a 3-week summer term will average 2.5 hours of instruction each day.
  • Meeting times will be adjusted for classes that extend beyond one summer term.
  • Classes will meet at the times and places indicated in the online course schedule.

ID Cards and Computer Accounts

All students are eligible to obtain student identification cards. Use of certain campus facilities and access to email accounts are limited to students who have this identification. Call the College Information Center at 434.544.8100 for further information.

Textbook Purchases and Refunds

Course materials for summer session may be purchased new or used, or rented. If you would like to rent, be sure to compare to in-store prices. Used books are sometimes cheaper than rentals and some titles may not be available to rent if we sell then cheaper in the store. Some rentals are higher than in-store prices. You can return your rental to the Campus Store at the end of the term.

To rent, click here: http://lccampusstore.rentsbooks.com/.

To purchase course materials, visit the LC Campus Store weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning May 14. The College's Campus Store will be closed Memorial Day, May 28, and July 2-4 for Independence Day and year-end inventory.

Need a way to pay for textbooks? Open a charge or declining balance account online at http://www.lynchburg.edu/collegeaccount. The College Account may be used on campus at the following locations: Campus Store, campus post office, Westover Room, and, summer hours permitting, for the dining hall, Roly Poly, and Brewed Awakenings in Elliot & Rosel Schewel Hall. Your LC college ID is required to purchase on account.

Students who have an LC Personal Identification Number (PIN) and have registered for a course may view their schedules and required course materials at:

  1. mylc.lynchburg.edu
  2. Enter your network username and password.
  3. Click on the studentsonline link in the upper left portion of the screen.
  4. Enter Data-Access P.I.N.
  5. Click on the Class/Exam Schedule Icon then select Summer Terms in the Term pull-down box and click the box to include textbook information.

Refunds for textbooks are made only during the first week the class meets if the class has been dropped and the student has a Campus Store receipt showing purchase. No refunds will be given for textbooks after this time. To sell your used books online, visit our website. Dates to sell your used books in person can be found with the complete refund policy at http://www.lynchburg.edu/x6234.xml.

Parking Permits

Registration fees are:

  • $50 annual registration for full-time non-resident (commuting) freshmen and all sophomores, juniors, seniors.
  • $20 annual registration for part-time and graduate students.
  • $10 registration for commuting, part-time, and graduate students registering a second vehicle.
  • $20 temporary registration (2-30 days) for full-time non-resident (commuting) freshmen and all sophomores, juniors, seniors.
  • $250 per semester or $500 annual registration for "special permission" parking for resident freshmen.

For additional information, see: Safety & Security.

Graduation

Students who expect to complete degree requirements during the summer session must advise the Registrar's Office (Application for B.A./B.S. degree required) or the Office of the Dean of Continuing and Graduate Studies of their intention.

The official date for granting degrees in summer 2012 is August 17, even though courses may be completed prior to that date.

To qualify for August graduation, all courses must be completed, and in the case of transfer credit, transcripts must be received by August 10. Formal graduation exercises are not held in August. Candidates may participate and be recognized in graduation exercises on May 12, 2012. Students whose programs are completed after August 17, 2012, will be included as candidates for graduation in January 2013.

Grades and Transcripts

Grade reports for each term are available to students online at www.lynchburg.edu/studentsonline on the Wednesday following the end of the term.

Academic Record transcripts, reflecting the preceding term, are usually not available until the Friday following the end of the term. Courses with ending dates prior to the last day of a term are graded with the "normal" courses for that term.

Students who wish to have transcripts sent elsewhere should make such requests in the Registrar's Office at least two weeks before the transcript is needed. A $3 fee is charged for each transcript requested.

College Regulations

All general regulations of the College governing conduct on the campus and all academic rules and requirements concerning class attendance, grades and credits, examinations, and scholarships are in full effect for the summer program. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 provides for the confidentiality of students' educational records. For specific information, consult the undergraduate or graduate catalogs and The Hornet student handbook.

Honor System

All enrolled students are bound to honor high standards of conduct and to maintain the spirit of honor and integrity. The Honor Code (see The Hornet student handbook) is in effect during the summer session with the usual sanction for a violation as suspension from the College. Any student who observes a possible violation is expected to contact the professor or the Office of the Dean of Students.

Questions or Concerns

Contact the Office of Enrollment Services for information about admission. For information about graduate-level courses, visit the Graduate Studies web site: www.lynchburg.edu/graduatestudies.

If you need additional information, contact the office of the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at furrow@lynchburg.edu or 434.544.8695.