Summer Session
Three Great Sessions To Choose From
Summer 2022 Registration begins on April 4. Varied session options and expanded course offerings are just some of the special attributes of Summer Sessions at York College. Whether you are already a York student, enrolled at another CUNY campus, or matriculating at a different college or university, you can get closer to graduation by making progress on your degree plan by registering for summer courses
Reasons to register for Summer Sessions at York College
Fulfill General Education Requirements
Jumpstart achieving your academic goals by taking introductory courses this summer
Save Money
Take advantage of summer tuition before the Fall increase.
Smaller Class Sizes
Get personalized instruction and get to know more of your classmates.
Earn Credits
Shorten the time to graduation by taking extra courses
Satisfy Prerequisites
Be ready for Fall by getting a prerequisite done in the summer!
Favorite Professor
Enjoyed a course with a particular professor? Then take their summer course!
Start Or Finish That Minor
Summer is a great time to progress towards your major and minor!
Improve Your GPA
Concentrate on a lightened load and earn a grade that will raise your GPA.
Work & Study
Course offerings throughout the day, evening and online so you can take that summer job and continue to make progress towards graduation.
York offers high academic quality, affordable tuition, and a diverse student body which provides a wonderful opportunity for you to earn transferable credits during the summer. We invite you to be a part of “Summer in the City” at CUNY by registering for one or more classes at York College.
Important Vaccination Message: Students must upload proof of Vaccination to CUNYfirst, under the Vaccination Verification tab immediately. Those who don’t comply will be dropped from any in-person or hybrid courses for which they have registered. However, they may replace dropped courses with fully online classes. If students fail to register for similar courses, their financial aid may be impacted and they may become ineligible for assistance. Students who have registered for fully online courses (synchronous or asynchronous), do not require proof of vaccination.
