NEWS
C-GCCs Summer Sessions Feature Online Classes
Whether they're spending time outdoors or online, college students can get
ahead this summer with a class at Columbia-Greene Community College.
With two summer sessions slated, the college is offering classes in river
ecology as well a host of online courses such as Foundations of Business,
Computer Applications, Western Civilization (5000 BC to1700 AD), American
Government, and Critical Issues in Health, among others. The roster features
a broad selection of both introductory and advanced classes.
"We have a rich selection of courses." said Vice President and Dean of
Academic Affairs Phyllis Carito. "Students enrolled at other colleges can
save significantly by taking a class while they're home for the summer.
"We have interesting electives that can spice up summer study, and students
can learn in air-conditioned classrooms or at the beach, with an online
class."
Introductory classes include: Composition, Sociology, General Psychology and
Job Search Preparation. Meanwhile, advanced classes include such titles as
Creative Writing, Criminal Justice Field Study, Microbiology, Anatomy and
Physiology I and II, Child and Adolescence Psychology, Abnormal Psychology,
and Life Span Development.
A complete schedule of summer classes was mailed to residents of both
Columbia and Greene counties in mid-April. Check C-GCC’s searchable class
schedule at www.mycommunitycollege.com, to see which courses are offered
online.
Summer I runs from May 15 to June 22. Summer II runs from July 10 to Aug.
17. Classes are offered in accelerated schedules during both day and evening
hours, and some start at various times throughout the summer.
An Open Registration Day is scheduled for May 11 (for Summer I and II), from
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Matriculated students can currently begin registering with
their advisors.
In addition, part-time, non-matriculated students can register any weekday,
from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., either in person or by telephone (major credit
cards accepted).
For more information, call the Registrar's Office at (518) 828-4181,
extension 5514, or e-mail info@mycommunitycollege.com.
ahead this summer with a class at Columbia-Greene Community College.
With two summer sessions slated, the college is offering classes in river
ecology as well a host of online courses such as Foundations of Business,
Computer Applications, Western Civilization (5000 BC to1700 AD), American
Government, and Critical Issues in Health, among others. The roster features
a broad selection of both introductory and advanced classes.
"We have a rich selection of courses." said Vice President and Dean of
Academic Affairs Phyllis Carito. "Students enrolled at other colleges can
save significantly by taking a class while they're home for the summer.
"We have interesting electives that can spice up summer study, and students
can learn in air-conditioned classrooms or at the beach, with an online
class."
Introductory classes include: Composition, Sociology, General Psychology and
Job Search Preparation. Meanwhile, advanced classes include such titles as
Creative Writing, Criminal Justice Field Study, Microbiology, Anatomy and
Physiology I and II, Child and Adolescence Psychology, Abnormal Psychology,
and Life Span Development.
A complete schedule of summer classes was mailed to residents of both
Columbia and Greene counties in mid-April. Check C-GCC’s searchable class
schedule at www.mycommunitycollege.com, to see which courses are offered
online.
Summer I runs from May 15 to June 22. Summer II runs from July 10 to Aug.
17. Classes are offered in accelerated schedules during both day and evening
hours, and some start at various times throughout the summer.
An Open Registration Day is scheduled for May 11 (for Summer I and II), from
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Matriculated students can currently begin registering with
their advisors.
In addition, part-time, non-matriculated students can register any weekday,
from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., either in person or by telephone (major credit
cards accepted).
For more information, call the Registrar's Office at (518) 828-4181,
extension 5514, or e-mail info@mycommunitycollege.com.