The campus is closed Monday, July 13 – Friday, July 17.
Ⅲ. Course registration and payment
Course registration platform for Summer Sessions: Go to PU homepageàlog into e-Campus service (enter account name and password) à“Summer School Tuition Inquiry System”
Credit-fee enquiry
Log into e-Campus serviceà Summer Session credit fees enquiry; or
Log on to PU homepage à Tuition and Fees à Summer Sessions; or
Download PU APP to your mobile phone à log into MyPU
Payment channels
Print the payment slip and pay for it over the counter of First Bank; or
Bank ATM: Select “Make payment”, key in the bank code “007” à enter the “transfer-in account number” à key in “the amount to be transferred”; or
Tuition and fees charges: Please note: the charges for the tuition and fees of Summer Session are based on the hours of practicum and laboratory hours.
Standard of charges: Subject to the released information at the webpages of Accounting Office (PU à Administration à Office of Accounting à Tuition and Fees à “Tuition and Fees Charges for Day School”
Please contact the Div. of R&C for the charges of non-regular course offering.
Ⅳ. NOTES
The maximum credits per summer session is nine credit hours (including credits earned from on-campus, Excellent Long-Established University Consortium of Taiwan, Summer College by NTU, Ewant, inter-college courses). Any credits beyond will not be accounted for and it is subject to the respective departments whether these excess credits can be accepted as the graduation credits.
To apply for inter-college courses, please complete the application procedure first. Please log into the e-Campus serviceàselect “Inter-college course registration”.
In addition to complete the on-campus application, those who plan to register courses at Excellent Long-Established University Consortium of Taiwan, Summer College by NTU, and Ewant should complete the registration, course selection, and payment within the specified time by the respective platforms. Students on suspension, including those in the first and second summer sessions, will not be able to upload their course scores. Additionally, due to their suspended academic status, they will not be permitted to apply for inter-university courses.
The number of students for each subject in the summer session is stipulated as follows:
A minimum of 20 students registered per class.
A minimum of 10 students registered for the Senior and Master’s (including in-service programs) class.
If the number of registered students failed to meet the minimum requirement, when the registered students agree to share the total credit fees for the whole class, subject to the approval of the department and the instructor, the class can be offered upon payment.
For the asynchronous distance courses, the minimum number of registered students is 30 for undergraduate (inclusive) and 10 for master’s courses for the subject to be offered.
The number of students mentioned above includes the registered PU students only.
The students who completed the course registration and made the payment can not withdraw from the course without justifiable causes; or it will be considered as complete absenteeism and a ZERO will be recorded in the grade report while all outstanding payment still needs to be made.
If the course is suspended due to insufficient number of paid students, a full refund will be made before the class starts. Please pay attention to the refund schedule posted by the Cashier's Office.