In the summer, students may only add or drop a course through the second day of the course. The first day for the summer I session is Tuesday, May 27, 2025. The first day for the summer II session is Monday, July 14, 2025. After the second day of a given course, students may only withdraw based on the withdrawal and refund deadlines below.


Drop, Withdrawal and Refund Deadlines for Summer Session Courses

Summer I (Seven-week Courses)

  • Classes start: Tuesday, May 27
  • Last day to Add/Drop: Wednesday, May 28
  • Last day to withdraw: Friday, July 4
  • Last day of the course:  Friday, July 11
Withdrawal Deadlines % Refunded
Drop before Thursday, May 29 100% refund
Withdraw between Thursday, May 29 – Friday, May 30 (1st week) 80% refund
Withdraw between Saturday, May 31 – Friday, June 6 (2nd week) 40% refund
Withdraw after Friday, June 6 0% refund

Summer II (Five-week Courses)

  • Classes start: Monday, July 14
  • Last day to Add/Drop : Tuesday, July 15
  • Last day to withdraw: Friday, August 8
  • Last day of the course:  Friday, August 15
Withdrawal Deadlines % Refunded
Drop before Wednesday, July 16 100% refund
Withdraw between Wednesday, July 16 – Friday, July 18 (1st week) 80% refund
Withdraw between Saturday, July 19 – Friday, July 25 (2nd week) 40% refund
Withdraw after Friday, July 25 0% refund

Internships

  • Start: Tuesday, May 27
  • Last day to Add/Drop: Wednesday, May 28
  • Last day to withdraw: Friday, August 8
  • Last day of summer session:  Friday, August 15
Withdrawal Deadlines % Refunded
Drop before Thursday, May 29 100% refund
Withdraw between Thursday, May 29 – Friday, June 6 80% refund
Withdraw between Saturday, June 7 – Friday, June 13 60% refund
Withdraw between Saturday, June 14 – Friday, June 20 40% refund
Withdraw between Saturday, June 21 – Friday, June 27 20% refund
Withdraw after Friday, June 27 0% refund

How to Withdraw

To withdraw from a course, undergraduate students must complete and sign a Course Withdrawal Form. Please contact the Office of Academic Advising (Duffy 104; academic-advising@stonehill.edu; 508-565-1306) for assistance in withdrawing from a course.

Merely ceasing to attend classes or notifying the instructor does not constitute official withdrawal. Students who do not officially withdraw, are dismissed, or simply stop attending will receive a failing grade for the course and forfeit all rights to a refund.

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