Dear Students:
Due to the current course of COVID-19 and the expansion of public health directives relating to social distancing and containing the spread of the virus, Syracuse University is moving all previously scheduled residential courses to online delivery for the Summer Session II term: June 29-Aug. 7.
As mentioned in my previous email message on March 24, summer registration is now open in MySlice for all summer sessions, including:
If you plan to take summer courses and haven’t already contacted your academic advisor, please schedule an appointment through Orange SUccess or via email.
It’s also not too early to think about and plan for fall courses. Registration for fall is also open in MySlice.
You can add the courses to your shopping cart early to make sure to sign up for your preferred classes early!
Sincerely,
Siham Doughman
University Registrar
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