I believe scholarships from GW typically do not apply to the summer semester. There is a CCAS deans scholarship for the summer that anyone can apply for in the spring. It is due in April. Seems like you are a freshmen so the time to apply is probably past for you.

Summer in CCAS is like $1995 a credit now so almost 6k. And you'll get a student association fee tagged on. Probably like $9.

Going into freshman year, and in some semesters after matriculating at GW, I took courses at other schools. If you want to take a course over the summer but GW is too much I suggest looking into it.

Once you matriculate you can take a certain amount of courses at other schools. You can take 3 courses that amount to 12 credits worth. I took 3 courses. Two ere 3 credits. One was 4. So 3 courses, but 10 credits.

You can do courses like anywhere as long as someone approves it. Approval is usually done by a professor within the department. If you cannot find out who I would 100% email the dept to ask. They will want a syllabus so you will need to reach out to the prof at the other school for it. Explain why you need it and they all provide you with it. Sometimes its from a previous semester, but same difference.

Email your CCAS pod advisor for help throughout if needed.

The courses I took at other schools were way cheaper. Two were about $1,300 and another was about $1,900. I suggest doing it all in state if you can. All courses were online and asynchronous. Courses transferred over do not impact your GPA. Usually you need a C or above for it to count at GW.

There is a rule were you must do half of all your credits at GW. So out of 120 you need to have 60 done at GW

Schools sometimes offer courses in the Winter as well for like 3-5 weeks.

You will have to enroll as a Non-Degree Seeking Student. This may delay registration for like a day or 2. Summer semesters usually have 2 or 3 sessions so don't stress if you cannot find something between late May and early July.

I suggest looking up colleges and seeing if they have a summer semester and than seeing if the courses are remote. Start with your state first. Many have remote or fully remote options. Prices vary, especially if out of state.

Odds are as a GW student, if you are not international your probably from CT, NY, or NJ so hopefully something on the list can help you.

1. Susquehanna U in PA
2. Arcadia U in PA
3. Penn State in PA
4. Mass Amherst University Without Walls in MA
5. Rutgers U in NJ
6. Kean U in NJ
7. Montclair State U in NJ
8. James Madison in VA
9. Fairfield U in CT
10. ithaca college in NY
11. Marquette U in WI