The Undergraduate Bulletin is not updated on a regular basis in Summer. It will return to being updated weekly Fall 2026.
Summer Break Ideas Need ideas for making the most of your summer?
Academic & Department Reminders
Academic Dates & Deadlines
Summer Session I
- July 24th Last Day to Use a PTA or PTD, Submit an UG Course Change Form (Section Switch, Variable Unit Changes, Grade Mode Changes to P/NP), or Withdrawal (No Refund)
- July 31st Last Day of Instruction
Summer Session II
- August 3rd Instruction Begins
- August 7th Last day to register
- August 7th Last day to drop classes with refund
- August 28th Last Day to opt for P/NP grading
Summer Session Dates & Deadlines
Fall Quarter
- May 23rd-Jul 24th Pass One Open Registration
- August 17th-28th Pass Two Appointments
- Open Hours:
- Evenings (M–F) 8:00 p.m.–midnight.
- Weekends 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
- Open Hours:
- August 29th-Sep. 1th Pass Two Open Registration
- Weekdays 6:00 a.m.–midnight.
- Weekends 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
- September 23rd Instruction Begins
Resource Highlight
"Can We Chill" Summer Workshop Series
The Community Advising Network (CAN) team is hosting the “CAN We Chill” workshop series this summer. The series is a collection of events designed to help students recharge, connect with others, explore creative self-expression and practice stress-management skills. Whether you're looking to relax, meet new people, or simply have fun, “CAN We Chill” offers a welcoming space for all students.
Statistics Department Updates
Undergrad Advising Options
Advisors in the Department of Statistics offer the following advising services.
Email Advising
Email any of the Staff Advisors at [email protected].
Email [email protected]Appointments
20-30 minute in-person and virtual appointments are available for in-depth questions.
Express Advising
During Summer, drop-in Express Advising is typically available via Zoom on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 1-4pm. Express Advising should be used for quick questions.
2026-2027 Course Schedule
The 2026-2027 course schedule for STA courses is now available on our website.
Statistics (BS) Majors-Declare Your Track
Students pursuing a BS in Statistics can now declare their major track using the Change of Program Petition in OASIS. This will allow your major track to be listed on your record and official transcripts. Don't know which track to choose yet? No problem! You will only need to declare your track before you graduate.
You can access the Change of Program Petition in the OASIS "Forms & Petitions" tab. Once you open the petition, you can select the "Change Major(s), Degree Type (A.B., B.S.), or Academic Options" option and click "Next". You will then be brought to another page where you can update the "Academic Options" section with your intended track. Only ONE track can be selected. You can move through the additional sections of the form and you are not required to make any comments or upload any documents. Click "Submit".
Declare Your Track
Internship & Career Resources
Internships
- Data Lab Intern
- UC Davis Data Lab
- Davis, CA
- Strategy and Technology Policy Intern
- San Francisco County Transportation Authority
- San Francisco, CA
- Student Researcher
- San Francisco, CA & Others
IMPORTANT NOTE: Some job postings on Handshake and other job search sites may be scams. Learn more about how to spot them and what to do on the Career Center's job scam information webpage.
Career Center Announcements
Consulting Showcase
Wed, August 26, 11:00am - 3:00pm
If you’re interested in learning more about a career in consulting, you do not want to miss this event! Did you know that most consulting firms' application deadlines for entry-level and internship positions are early in the fall? For this reason, we’re offering this Consulting Showcase before the start of fall quarter to give you a chance to learn about different firms, their recruiting processes and timelines. Many consulting firms are recruiting for a wide variety of majors, including STEM majors, to help advise clients in areas of their expertise.
Fall Virtual Career Fair
Students, employers are looking to hire you! Where you can meet representatives who are hiring a wide variety of internship and full-time positions. This Virtual Fall Fair is open to all majors and industries. You must sign up for sessions to meet with employers.
There are two types of virtual fair sessions:
- Group sessions. During these sessions you’ll join other students to meet recruiters and other employees at the organization. You’ll learn about job and internship opportunities, company culture, and more. You’ll also have an opportunity to ask your own questions.
- One-on-one sessions. This is an opportunity to chat directly with a recruiter or employee ambassador about jobs and internships. Recruiters that want to meet you will be able to invite you to attend virtual sessions with them.
Other Upcoming Events @ the Career Center
Campus News & Events
Club Highlights
Hack Davis is a student-run collegiate hackathon that challenges students, creators, and leaders to come together to hack for social good. Their projects provide a way to gain hands-on-experience and an opportunity to explore a new discipline. Through their projects, they strive to create meaning, impactful, and innovative solutions that benefit local and global communities.
Upcoming Events @ The Data Lab
Success Coaching and Learning Strategies Workshops
Summer Workshops
Workshops on study habits, test taking strategies, goal planning and more are available in the Summer. Check out the link below to learn more and join.
Full Schedule for Learning Strategy Workshops
Summer Scholars Writing Academy
Advance your writing skills with fellow Aggie writers this summer! UC Davis students can spend six weeks working with the Academic Assistance and Tutoring Center (AATC) experts and leveling up writing skills at the Summer Scholars Writing Academy. This in-person program is open to students is all majors and fields of study. The program is FREE, but space is limited.
Session II: August 4th - September 8th
Register by July 27th for Session II
- Program Outcomes:
- Acquire knowledge and tools to demonstrate communication skills in competitive job markets
- Build confidence to effectively express yourself in novel and challenging writing situation
- Establish connections with peers and mentors within the writing community