Checklist for UIC Summer for UIUC/UIS Students
Checklist
Want to make sure that everything goes smoothly this summer? We’ve made it easy for you. Just follow this customized checklist for UIUC/UIS students that covers the enrollment process and things to consider. We’ve thought of all the details so you won’t have to.
Step 1
- In order to register for courses at UIC, UIUC/UIS students must first apply to UIC.
You have two types of applications, depending on whether or not you plan to use summer financial aid.- If you are using Financial Aid, apply through Intercampus Registration.
- If you are not using Financial Aid, apply as a Summer Session Only student.
- If you applied with the online Summer Session Only application, look for the “Summer Session Application Submitted” email that is sent to you within a few hours after you submit your application. This email will have instructions for paying the application fee.
- Check out Key Dates for important Summer Session deadlines.
- You can check the status of your application for a decision. You should have a decision within 2 weeks of applying (although Intercampus Registration forms may take longer to process).
Step 2
- Activate your UIC NetID and UIC email account using your UIN from your home school and the Token provided in your “Student Account Activation” email (for Intercampus Registration students) or your “Congratulations on your summer admission” email (for Summer Session Only applicants).
- Log into my.UIC.edu portal 24 hours after you activate your NetID to confirm your access.
- View the UIC summer course list and course schedule.
Review the UIC Tuition and Fees for undergraduate students in summer.
Step 3
- Confirm course transferability.
- Do your courses require special prerequisite overrides or have any registration restrictions? If so, contact us as soon as possible.
- Check your time ticket at my.UIC.edu for the earliest date and time you can register (time time tickets are available beginning mid-March). Your Time Ticket will be created 24-48 hours after you have been admitted. If you don’t see a Time Ticket yet, check again the following day.
- Do you plan to stay in campus housing this summer? You can apply for housing beginning April 1.
- Review the “How to Register” instructions on the Summer Session Web site.
- If a course you want is full, you can sign up to receive notifications if a seat becomes available. When you are logged in to my.UIC.edu, enter “Open Seats Notification” into the search box. On the Open Seats Notification System page, enter your contact information and the course information. Note that seat notifications do not reserve seats for you.
- Does your course require registration for linked course sections? Make sure you have all of the course registration numbers when you register.
- Are you receiving a registration error? Contact the Registration help line at (312) 996-8600, M-F, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Step 4
- If you have insurance coverage, you may be eligible to waive your CampusCare Health Insurance Fee to save money on your tuition bill.
- Do you have the textbooks for your course? Search the course schedule or the UIC Bookstore for textbook information.
- View your tuition bill to determine when your payment is due.
- View the course schedule to determine the locations and meetings times of your courses.
- Do you need directions, parking, public transit information, or campus maps?
- Pick up your UIC i-card so you can access all of UIC services. Your UIUC/UIS i-card will only allow you access to certain services.
- Review UIC’s drop and withdrawal and refund schedules.
Step 5
- Use UIC’s computer labs or free UIC Wi-Fi or print on campus
- Access Blackboard for my summer course?
- Arrange for accommodations for a disability?
- Use the UIC shuttle bus (and bus tracker) to get around campus?
- Use the Campus Recreation Center? You need your UIC i-card to access these facilities.
- Explore all of the dining options on or around campus
- Enjoy all that Chicago has to offer?
- Check grades or request transcripts? UIUC and UIS students need to request transcripts if you want to transfer any credits back to your home campus.