Student Success in Summer Session
With courses condensed in two-, five- or ten-week terms, be proactive in setting yourself up for success in Summer Session.
If you started a course in May, it’s not too late to ask for help.
If your course has yet to begin, it’s never too early to start preparing!
The Learning Center
Utilize The Learning Center for student resources on active reading, learning from home and time management. The Learning Center also provides professional tutoring services and NightOwl online tutoring.
Professional tutoring services are available Monday through Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Contact The Learning Center at tlc@cortland.edu or 607-753-4309 to make arrangements.
Nightowl online night-time tutoring is available Sunday through Thursday, 7 p.m. to midnight (log-in before 11:30 p.m.). Visit Nightowl for additional details.
Disability Resources
Students with disabilities who need accommodations for Summer Session should contact the Disability Resources Office as soon as possible to either release an access plan already established or to request a meeting to develop a new access plan prior to the term beginning. If you have questions, please contact the office at disability.resources@cortland.edu or 607-753-2967.
Memorial Library
Information on available library services is available via our Library Resources guide, including information on Memorial Library's Testing Center. If you have questions about these services, please email library@cortland.edu or Ask a Librarian. The complete listing of summer hours for the Library is also available.
The Help Center
The Help Center can assist with various technology inquiries, including questions related to Brightspace access. Contact The Help Center by phone at 607-753-2500 or by e-mail at thehelpcenter@cortland.edu. The Help Center is available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Additional reminders . . .
- Make a plan for how you will successfully navigate the course in a condensed timeframe. Depending on the length of your course, you could be learning a week of material from a traditional fall/spring course in just one day!
- Be strategic in your approach and stay committed to the course. Don’t save everything for the last minute.
- Reach out to your faculty early when you need assistance. While courses are online, faculty are not available 24/7 during the term.
- Stay engaged with your faculty and classmates for the best experience.
Dates and Deadlines Reminder
Detailed information for all terms offered in Summer Session can be found on the withdrawals and refunds page.
Questions? View the Available Services for support in Summer Session coursework. Contact the Extended Learning Office with any Summer Session questions at elo@cortland.edu or 607-753-5643.
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This message was sent to all registered undergraduate students as of 4 p.m. on Tuesday, June 4. A modified version of this message was sent to all registered graduate students on Wednesday, June 5.