Summer Sessions 2026
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FDU On-Campus and Online Summer Classes
For High School Students looking to earn college credits this summer
A special series of Early College Summer courses are ready for you.
For Adult Learners, Visiting College Students and FDU Students
Please see Self-Service for information about summer courses and sections.
Fairleigh Dickinson University’s on-campus and online summer classes give you the perfect path to accelerate your degree studies — or boost your professional credentials. Summer session tuition offers savings on undergraduate and graduate courses:
- All undergraduate courses for summer cost only 50% of the published tuition rate after registering for an initial 3-credit course at regular tuition.
- Graduate summer credits are at standard rate for the first three credits, then subsequent credits at a $100 reduction per credit.
Please note, the following programs are exempted from the Undergraduate and Graduate discounts:
The five-year PsyD in School Psychology, the Doctor of Pharmacy, Occupational Therapy Doctorate, Physician’s Assistant Program, accelerated BSN (18 month and 24 month), and any other flat rate programs.
Summer 2026 classes run within three summer terms:
- Session I: May 18 to June 29
- Session II: June 8 to July 18
- Session III: June 30 to Aug 11
What to Expect During Summer Classes at FDU
- As always, FDU’s small class sizes mean you’ll receive maximum attention and support — including those offered online!
- Your classes are taught by expert professors and will feature flexible online learning discussions and team assignments.
- Technical support for online classes is available 24/7 from FDU’s University SAMI Service Desk
- You’ll network and connect with fellow local, national, and global learners.
Summer Payment Plan
FDU offers a convenient summer payment plan that lets you spread the cost of your summer studies over monthly installments from May through July. If interested, you can sign up on Self-Service after you register for courses. To learn more, please visit our Payment Options page.
Financial Aid
Are you a currently enrolled FDU student taking 6 or more academic credits this summer? If you receive a Pell grant, a Tuition Aid Grant (TAG) or a Federal Direct Loan, email or visit FDU’s Office of Financial Aid for help in determining if you may be eligible for summer funding. (Note: Does not apply to non-credit courses or courses not included in your degree requirements.)
Early College SummerCollege Course Credit for High School Students, up to 12 credits earned by early August, across a range of subjects.