Carthage College offers summer sessions to meet the needs of traditional and nontraditional students.

Who can take summer courses?

  • Carthage Adult Undergraduate Studies students
  • Carthage traditional students
  • College students from other institutions
  • Teachers
  • Other professionals
  • High school students with special permission

 

When are summer courses held?

Carthage typically offers two terms each summer:

  • Summer I: May 23-July 7, 2022
  • Summer II: July 11-Aug. 25, 2022

See the academic calendar for more important dates

 

Convenient 7-Week Format

Summer courses are offered in Carthage’s convenient 7-week accelerated format, providing flexibility for busy adults, professionals, parents, and traditional students. Classes are held on campus in the evenings, meeting for three hours one night a week for seven weeks. Courses are delivered in an innovative “hybrid” design, combining face-to-face class sessions with online learning opportunities.

* Please note: Due to the accelerated format of the summer courses, there will be homework due on the first night of class. Be sure to check Schoology and your Carthage email a week in advance of the course beginning so you do not fall behind. *

 

How to Register

Students who are already enrolled at Carthage as traditional undergraduate students may enroll in summer courses beginning at 9 a.m. on Monday, March 29, 2021. Cost to traditional undergraduate students for 2021 is $595 per credit; cost for courses marked as “ONLINE” is $375 per credit. Contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Non-Carthage students, including high school students and community members, who are interested in taking summer classes should contact Bill Weir at 262-551-6640 or bill@carthage.edu

 

2022 Summer Courses

Summer I (May 23-July 7, 2022)
  • BIO 2010 Human Anatomy and Physiology for the Health Professional I (LAB SCI)
  • CDM 2500 Basic Digital Photography (FAR)
  • EXS 2500 Comprehensive School Health Programming
  • EXS 4020 Theory and Practice of Coaching
  • HIS 1120 Issues in European History II (HUM)
  • POL/WMG 3110 Women’s and Gender Studies Theory (DIV)
  • REL 2220 B Jesus Beyond Christianity (REL)(GH)
  • SPN 1010 Elementary Spanish I (MLA)
Summer II (July 11-Aug. 25, 2022)
  • BUS 1110 Introduction to Business
  • BUS/ECN 2340 Applied Statistics for Management and Economics (MTH)
  • COR 1200 Intellectual Foundations
  • NSG 3014 Nursing Practice II: Improving Children’s Health Outcomes
  • PHY 1000 Physics for Future Presidents
  • SPN 1020 Elementary Spanish II