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ClickÌýÌýfor a preliminary list of all theÌýcourses we anticipate offering thisÌýsummer.ÌýBoth in-person and online courses are offered in the summer.Ìý Courses that normallyÌýrun online will be marked with a Building asÌý"Online".ÌýIf the course is marked synchronous online in ºù«Ӱҵ’s course offerings list, that course will meet during the time noted. If the course is marked as asynchronous online in the course offerings list, there will be no mandatory class meeting times.ÌýOther courses will meet in person on ºù«Ӱҵ's campus, and these will list a physical building and room number for the course.ÌýOn-campus housing will be available for those taking face-to-face courses.Ìý

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Starting in March, theÌý2024 Summer School course offerings can also be viewed under theÌý. Click on Browse ClassesÌýand select 2024-25 Summer Semester and click continue. A search window will open. You can search by subject orÌýclick on Advanced Search at the bottom. In The Search Criteria click on Part of Term and scroll through the dropdown to select Summer First Session or Summer Second SessionÌýthen click search. This will list all of the courses for that term.Ìý

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Summer schoolÌýtuition and fees.

To receive student or parent loans for the summer term, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) must be submitted and received by the ºù«Ӱҵ Office of Financial Aid.ÌýUndergraduate students must be enrolled for a minimum of six hours at ºù«Ӱҵ to be eligible for federal student loans. Contact a financial aid advisor with specific questions atÌýfinancial-aid@onu.edu.

Summer courses are offered as either first-term, second-term, or all term courses. All term courses run the full summer term. First term courses run the first five weeks of the summer. Second term courses run the last five weeks of the semester.ÌýSee theÌýsemester calendarÌýfor theÌýSummer termÌýclass dates.Ìý

See theÌýsemester calendarÌýfor theÌýlast date toÌýdrop a summer course.ÌýIf a student drops AFTER the last day to drop date, a W for withdrawal will be shown on the transcript and there will be no refund.

Both are offered. In the summer course bulletin, you will see that some of these classes will run online, and will be marked with a meeting room of "Online".ÌýIf the course is marked synchronous online in ºù«Ӱҵ’s course offerings list, that course will meet during the time noted. If the course is marked as asynchronous online in the course offerings list, there will be no mandatory class meeting times.ÌýOther courses will meet in person on ºù«Ӱҵ's campus, and these will list a physical building and room number for the course.

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On-campus housing will be available for those taking face to face courses.Ìý

ContactÌýreslife@onu.eduÌýfor more information.

Scroll down for the appropriate student registration guide.

A list of courses is available . Occasionally we addÌýto the course offerings, so keep checkingÌýback to see new offerings.

For 2025 All students will be charged $575 per credit hour (see tuition and fees).Ìý The Spring bill will contain the J-term course fee. The Spring semester bill should be on a payment plan or paid in full before the payment deadline. Contact the Bursar's officeÌýto pay your bill or make other arrangements.

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Because J-term is optional, a student’s financial aid typically will be based on the traditional spring semester coursework only. Contact a financial aid advisor with specific questions at financial-aid@onu.edu.

For 3-credit courses, J-term courses will be scheduled 12 days, 3-hours per day plus 1 day for finals. Students will be completing the coursework for one 3- credit hour course in these 12 days, instead of the typical 15 weeks. There are a few 2-credit and 1- credit courses running as well. If the course is marked synchronous online in ºù«Ӱҵ’s course offerings list, that course will meet during the time noted. If the course is marked as asynchronous online in the course offerings list, there will be no mandatory class meeting times.Ìý

See theÌýsemester calendarÌýfor the J-term class dates.Ìý

ºù«Ӱҵ is offering a few 4-credit hour courses in J-term 2024. These courses will start a week earlier than the 3-credit hour courses.Ìý

While both in person and online classes can be offered in January term. Typically, J-term courses are offered as distance learning in an onlineÌýdelivery format.Ìý

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CurrentÌýºù«Ӱҵ students taking an in-person class and wanting to live on campus for J-term, you will need approval from Residence Life staff. ContactÌýreslife@onu.eduÌýfor more information. Please note that dining service will not be open during J-term.

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Scroll down for the appropriate student registration guide.

Current Ohio Northern Students should utilize the Summer SchoolÌýand J-TermÌýresources atÌý.

If you studyÌýin the U.S. under an F-1 visa and attendÌýanother college or university butÌýwould like to take classes at Ohio Northern that will transfer back to your home institution, ºù«ӰҵÌýwelcomes you to apply as an international non-degree visiting student. The non-degree visiting application is appropriate since you will only attendÌýºù«Ӱҵ for a short time, the summer semester or J-Term.ÌýQuestions regarding summer school, J-Term and/or visas should be directed toÌýthe Office of International Admissions atÌýint-adm@onu.edu.ÌýIf you are financially sponsored by your government or another corporation, please make sure you are permitted to enroll in distance delivery instruction.

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Submit a free online application by selectingÌý. Make sure to indicate that you are applying as an international non-degree-seeking student. Once your registration is received the Office of International Admission will contact you with next steps.Ìý

If you attendÌýanother college or university and would like to take classes that will transfer back to your home institution, apply as a visiting student at ºù«Ӱҵ. A visiting student is often called a transient student, since you will only attendÌýºù«Ӱҵ for a short time.

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REGISTRATION STEPS FOR VISITING/TRANSIENT STUDENTS

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STEP 1: APPLY TO ºù«Ӱҵ

Submit a free online application by selectingÌývisiting/transient application.Ìý Make sure to indicate that you are applying as a transient student.

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STEP 2: SENDÌýYOUR UNIVERSITY’S TRANSIENT PERMISSION FORM TO ºù«Ӱҵ

Once you know which courses you want to take at ºù«Ӱҵ, obtain a Transient Permission Form or letter of permission from the university in which you currently attend. (If your school does not have a Transient Permission Form, please useÌý.)Ìý Your advisor or the registrar’s office will be able to assist you with this form, which must list the ºù«Ӱҵ courses you are permitted to take and contain your institution’s signature of approval. You can email the completed transient permission form to ºù«Ӱҵ’s Office of the RegistrarÌýatÌýregistrar@onu.edu. The transient permission form will ensure that once you have successfully completed the course(s) at ºù«Ӱҵ,Ìýyour home institution will accept them.

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STEP 3: REGISTER FOR CLASSES

After you are accepted to attend ºù«Ӱҵ, the Office of Admissions will send an email with your acceptance to the email address you provided in your application and directions on howÌýto set up your ºù«Ӱҵ email account. Also, once you are admitted, ºù«Ӱҵ will register you for the classes you indicated on your Transient Permission Form. A confirmation of your course registration will be sent to your ºù«Ӱҵ email address. Registration questionsÌýshould be directed to Wilson Turner, universityÌýregistrar, at w-turner.2@onu.edu.

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STEP 4: PAY TUITION AND FEES

Your registration is not complete until you pay yourÌýtuition and fees. There is a payment deadline for each term. Pay your bill or make other arrangements with theÌýbursar’s officeÌýbeforeÌýthe payment deadline.

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STEP 5: SEND YOUR TRANSCRIPT TO YOUR HOME SCHOOL

At the end of the semester, please request to have your grades sent to your home college or university. Transcripts can be requested at theÌý. You will need your ºù«Ӱҵ ID number when placing the order.

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HOUSING FOR VISITING/TRANSIENT STUDENTS

Housing is not availableÌýfor visiting/transient students during J-term.Ìý

Visiting/transient students that are taking in person courses during summer term can apply for housing. Dining service meal plans will not be available. Once you are accepted to take a summer class you will receive an email to your ºù«Ӱҵ account from Residence Life instructing you to fill out a housing application. Additionally, you will need yourÌýºù«Ӱҵ ID cardÌýto conduct business on campus. You can get your picture taken and have your card printed at the Department of Public Safety after you have registered for courses and arrive on ºù«Ӱҵ's campus.

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