Seize the Opportunity


Catch up! Get ahead! Save on tuition! This summer is your opportunity to experience Embry-Riddle in a new way.

Explore More Opportunities at Embry-Riddle

Make this summer your opportunity to do more with Embry-Riddle! Whether you’re looking to make progress toward graduation, participate in fun campus activities or take advantage of unique course offerings, this summer is the perfect time to get ahead!

Give your GPA a boost. Immerse yourself in campus life. Explore an internship or research project. This is truly the summer of opportunity.

Don't wait — register today! Contact your admissions counselor or academic advisor to learn more.

Summer A term courses start May 18, 2023 (May 8 for AMS) and Summer B term courses start June 27, 2023. Register early to reserve your seat and to avoid being on the waitlist.

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Benefits to You

20% Tuition Discount

Looking to get ahead in your progress toward graduation at a discounted rate? Students signing up for summer courses will save 20% off tuition!

Financial Aid

For students seeking financial aid for the summer terms, a FAFSA for the 2022-23 school year must be submitted and sent to ERAU using school code 001479. Use 2020 tax return information. Learn more about Applying for Aid.

Discounted Housing

Make campus your home away from home this summer. You are invited to take advantage of discounted housing opportunities and make deeper connections with friends and colleagues. The summer housing rate is $1,540, with the lowest possible price being $1,290. Summer students will be staying in New Res Hall 1. To receive discounts for either term, you must have your housing application in, as well as be in the applicable discount categories, by the priority deadline. The priority deadline for Summer A is May 1 at 11:59 p.m., and the deadline for Summer B is June 1 at 11:59 p.m. Visit the Housing Rates page page for more information.

Summer Meal Plans

Meal plans are not required for summer. Visit the Sodexo meal plan page for pricing.

Get Engaged in Campus Activities

Summer is also the time for fun and relaxation! Connect with your fellow Eagles through campus activities and recreation events!

Graduate Early

Summer allows students to make considerable progress toward graduation and beginning their professional careers.

Job Opportunities & More Money

Make money this summer through unique job openings conveniently on campus! Even better, active summer student employees who take a minimum of six credits during summer A, B or C terms are eligible for a $2 hourly bonus incentive, payable at the end of their qualifying terms. View open positions in Workday on ERNIE to get started.

Other Benefits for New Students

  • Transition to campus early with a smaller cohort of students.
  • Participate in academic success workshops and other academic programming opportunities.
  • Connect with a student coach, peer mentor or advisor for support in transitioning to college.
  • Free Developmental Classes: If you need to take COM 20, EGR 100, MA 6, UNIV 101, ASC 101 or MA 143, you can take one of these courses for free as long as you are taking six credit hours or more.

Summer of Flight


The demand for professional pilots continues to increase, with the need far outpacing the supply. Embry-Riddle is leading the way by accelerating flight training for new students pursuing a Private Pilot License. Remaining on campus this summer allows you more time in the sky! 

Frequent flying means greater proficiency, leading to decreased overall training time and cost! 

Here are some amazing opportunities available to flight students this summer:

  • Opportunity to complete flight training activities every day during the Summer B session all the way up to the start of fall classes.
  • Daily, focused approach on flight can lead to savings and enhanced learning.
  • Make significant progress toward earning your Private Pilot License during the summer, allowing you to focus on academic coursework this fall.
  • Bond with peers and flight instructors.

Students who select this model must stay on campus between the end of the summer semester and the beginning of the fall semester. 

 

Note: Registration priority is based on a number of factors, including major and citizenship status. Students will want to consider academic preparation, finances, and other obligations and consult with an advisor and/or financial aid counselor to best determine which plan works best for them.