Enroll in summer courses at Mount Mary

 

Taking summer classes is a great way to get a head start on completing your degree or to continue your progress towards earning your degree as quickly as possible.

In the summer, you’ll experience the same personal attention from faculty, rigorous academics and beautiful campus as during other times of the year. Summer classes occur in sessions lasting from six to eight weeks and meet more frequently than regular semester courses. Undergraduate and graduate courses are offered in the summer.

Plus, all degree seeking Mount Mary students get access to free housing on campus.

SUMMER 2024 COURSE SEARCH

Online Summer Classes

Make the most of your time and earn your degree faster by taking classes over summer. These classes meet core requirements for majors:

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Fully online offerings

  • ANT 102 Cultural Anthropology
  • COM 104 Public Speaking
  • ENG 104 The American Short Story
  • ENG 111 College Writing Workshop
  • HIS 358 Studies in Amer Hist: True Crime
  • INT 405 NCIDQ Prep
  • JUS 295 True Crime & Perceptions of Justice
  • MAT 105 Algebra I
  • MAT 111 Algebra II
  • MAT 216 Statistics
  • NUR 310 Evidence Based Practice
  • NUR 356 Technology-Interpersonal Communication
  • NUR 401 Healthcare Economics and Regulation
  • NUR 402 Nursing Care in the Community
  • NUR 420 Nursing Leadership
  • NUR 421 Nursing Leadership II
  • NUR 485 Capstone
  • OCT 201 Medical Terminology
  • PHI 337 Readings in Philosophy
  • POS 213 American Government
  • SOC 101 Introductory Sociology
  • SOC 395 History of Feminism
  • SWK 210 Race, Gender and Class
  • THY 370 Women and Theology 


Hybrid offerings

  • BUS 395 Special Topics: Business Planning for Creatives and Entrepreneurs
  • ENG 110 Introduction to College Writing
  • ENG 120 College Research Writing
  • PSY 103 Introductory Psychology

 

Face to Face

  • BIO 325 Microbiology and Lab
  • BIO 100 Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology
  • BIO 104 Intro to Biology
  • BUS 205 Personal Finance
  • EDU 405 Introduction to Exceptional Learners
  • FSC 450 Trends in Food Science
  • MAT 102 Math Workshop
  • MAT 104 Math in Our World

 

Note: Prerequisites may apply.
SUMMER 2024 COURSE SEARCH

FUTURE STUDENTS: APPLY TO BEGIN CLASSES IN SUMMER

CURRENT STUDENTS: REGISTER FOR SUMMER CLASSES

FINANCIAL AID FOR SUMMER COURSES

TO RECEIVE COMPENSATED SUMMER HOUSING, STUDENT MUST: