Summer School

FAQ's for Special Visiting Students

1. Who is considered a special visiting student?
2. How do I apply to summer school at Fayetteville State University?
3. What is the deadline for applying to FSU for summer school?
4. How do I log into Banner?
5. How do I register for classes?
6. How many credit hours can I take as a special visiting student? The maximum course load is seven (7) hours in a single session, although students with cumulative GPAs of 3.0 or higher are permitted to enroll in a maximum of nine (9) hours. Students exceeding the load limit during Summer Session I by adding one Intersession course should complete and submit the Course Overload Request Form.  
7. What courses are available during the summer?
8. What is the cost of tuition and fees?
9. How do I pay my bill?
10. Where do I obtain my textbooks?
11. Do I need permission from my Home institution in order to take summer classes at FSU? Although you do not need permission to take summer classes at FSU, final authority regarding transferablity of courses and those courses that are applicable towards a particular degree rests with your home institution. Please contact your academic advisor for assitance.
12. Is financial aid available during summer school?
13. How do I find out more about housing during the summer?
14. Where can I find more information regarding the dining services?
15. How do I get a parking permit?
16. What are the hours of operation for the library during the summer?
17. I understand that every Fayetteville State University (FSU) student must have a current picture identification card, which is called the Bronco card. Where do I get a Bronco card?
18. If I have other questions regarding summer school, who should I contact?