1) Students attending affiliated institutions receive credit directly through their institution. More than fifty colleges and universities have approved the SES for credit. View participating colleges here.

2) University of Chicago undergraduate students may attend SES directly through their course offerings. These courses are Ecology (BIOS 27710/ENSC 24100), Biogeochemical Analysis in Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems (BIOS 27711/ENSC 23820), Independent Undergraduate Research in Environmental Sciences (BIOS 27712/ENSC 29800), Science Communication:Science Writing for Scientists (SCPD 25000) and one elective either Quantitative Environmental Analyses (BIOS 27713/ENCS 28100) or Methods in Microbial Ecology (BIOS 27714/ENSC 24200).More information can be found on the UChicago SES site.

3) Students from non-affiliated colleges and universities are welcome to participate in the SES. In some cases, credit approval may be available from their own college and can be worked out between the student and the academic office. Students from non-affiliated colleges and universities may receive credit from the University of Chicago. After acceptance into the program, students will fill out an application to matriculate at the University of Chicago as a student-at-large. The student will then be registered at the university for the semester and receive grades and transcript from the university. Students should confirm that the registrar at their home institution will accept the University of Chicago courses as transfer credit.