Credit Courses
Summer Session I: May 14th -June 25thMost summer courses are open to students from other colleges. Make sure you check pre-requisites before you submit your non-degree form. Pratt offers two summer sessions.
We also have classes offered by professional studies that are ideal for students who are looking for an introductory art and design courses. All are held at our Manhattan campus.
introductory summer credit classes
We also have classes offered by professional studies that are ideal for students who are looking for an introductory art and design courses. All are held at our Manhattan campus.
Housing on Campus
Summer housing is available for students registered for summer classes on a first-come, first-served basis. Typically, all summer housing is assigned in Willoughby Hall. Summer housing rates are based on the same weekly cost as the academic year (fall & spring semesters), with the whole summer being 12 weeks and one session being 6 weeks. To reserve summer housing, a $50 deposit is required as soon as your non-degree application is approved. Summer housing is typically offered only to specific floors in Willoughby Hall. Additional details are available when the Summer Housing application and Summer Housing brochure is published in March each year. Summer assignments are completed on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Cancellation Process
Students who wish to cancel their housing request or assignment should pay special attention to the Cancellation Penalty & Refund Schedule of the Residence, Section VII of the Residential Hall License.
Housing Application
The housing application and license can be found at the link below. Please print it out and submit to the Office of Residential Life.
Pre College Program for High School Students
Start preparing your portfolio this summer. Earn 4 college credits.
Each summer, 400 high school students experience college-level study in Pratt Institute’s Pre-College program. Immerse yourself in a program of art, design, architecture, creative writing, and cultural studies modeled after Pratt’s BFA offerings. Upon completion of the program, students earn four elective college credits.
