Welcome to the James Madison University summer session information entry point.   This Web site is intended to serve as easy access to summer session information for all students, those currently enrolled with JMU and non-degree seeking students interested in taking courses during the summer.   

 The summer session offerings at James Madison University make it easy for you to plan ahead.  Many of JMU's most popular and high demand courses are offered in the summer.  We offer traditional classroom formats, online formats and study abroad summer opportunities.  Understand, however, summer sessions cover the same amount of material as in a sixteen-week term during the academic year, so come prepared for an intensive classroom experience.  Current JMU students enroll in summer courses as per their registration appointment.  Summer-only students may begin enrolling on March 25, 2013 if they have completed the application process.    

JMU Students taking summer courses

Summer-only Students (non-degree seeking)
Note:  Current JMU students do not complete the non-degree seeking application.

If you are currently a JMU student, this website will allow you to access information about the summer schedule so you may plan in advance for your fall and spring semester courses. 

You will register via e-Campus as you do any other semester.  What you will find here is a listing of all courses regularly offered during the summer sessions.  Understand, however, these courses are a guideline and not a guarantee that you will be enrolled in the course.  As we approach the middle of the spring semester, you will also find special courses offered by each department. 

To find your JMU summer class, go to  Course Listings and then enroll via MyMadison.

Summer-only students are those currently not seeking a degree from JMU but who wish to take a course during the summer session.  These students may include, but are not limited to:

· students who attend another college or university (undergraduate or  graduate level) and wish to transfer the credit received to their home school

· high school students

· teachers and school administrators

· international students

· individuals not seeking a degree who want to enhance their personal knowledge

Summer-only students must go through the application process every summer.  To find a JMU summer course, go to the JMU Summer Session Course Listings. 

Once you find the course for you, you must first complete the Application Process and then proceed to the  Enrollment Process.