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Tidewater Community College launched a new program designed to give recent high school graduates a college head start.

Registration for Maymester and summer sessions underway at Laredo College Courtesy of Laredo College FacebookTwitterEmail Maymester courses begin on May 10 at Laredo College followed by Summer Session I on June 1 and Summer Session II on July 6.Courtesy /Laredo College For many people, summer is the time to resume, begin or advance in their academic career. For students looking forward to making the most out of their summer, the upcoming accelerated semester sessions will be beneficial in helping them finish their degrees at a faster pace to graduate earlier. Our institution has adapted and e...

By Nicholas Hellinghausen The University of Connecticut is offering students a new opportunity to earn three credits this summer with their recently introduced Recreational Trails course (NRE 4695). The course is open to 12 juniors or seniors and will be a part of Summer Session 2, which runs from July 12 to August 13. The course is approximately five weeks long and consists of valuable hands-on learning experiences.  The idea for the class began when Clare Cain, a trails director for the Connecticut Forest and Park Association, was asked by UConn’s Natural Resources and the Environment D...

During Summer Session, you can:  Take classes in the College of Arts & Sciences, College of Engineering and Freeman College of Management. Choose from remote or in-person courses, whichever suits you best (you must be on campus to take courses offered in person). Take part in the Summer Management Institute offered by the Freeman College of Management (for arts & sciences and engineering students only). Engage in one of the credit-bearing independent study experiences offered by some academic departments. Contact your department for details. Summer Session courses are open to current Buckn...

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — As part of its first Summer Session from May 31-June 11, 2021, MCLA will offer an education course titled "I Can't Breathe:" Racial Capitalism at the Intersections of Race, Social Class, Space, and School,"(EDUC 364) taught by Dr. Lisa Arrastia, assistant professor of education.     The course will take place remotely on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-6:20 p.m., and addresses Massachusetts Subject Matter Knowledge goals for history and social science, English language arts, and digital literacy and computer science for grades 5-12.       The guiding, inte...