Well not 100 reasons, that would be crazy, but Fitchburg State has been offering summer classes for over 100 years and continues to offer these classes for students to catch up, get ahead, and advance their career. We’ve been at it for over 100 years so we must be doing something right. We know you’re busy, and your time is valuable, so we’ll give you the top 4 reasons why you should take a course this summer:
- Get a head start on your degree
Thinking about starting a program this fall, but you’re not sure if it’s the right program? Take a course over the summer to get a head start on your degree. Thinking about a career in Forensic Nursing? Register for NURS 8000 Introduction to Forensic Nursing online.
- Accelerated courses
Let’s face it, summer can be a busy time with work, children’s activities like camp and sports, and some well-deserved beach days for you and your family. Take advantage of the accelerated 5-week online, evening or hybrid sessions and institute courses with flexibility for your busy schedule, with time in between for a break before the fall semester begins.
- Variety
Fitchburg State offers a variety of academic courses in the summer, including undergraduate and graduate level science, art and business courses.
- Get caught up
Do you need to complete your GDAN requirement? Is your summer schedule lighter, allowing you to take a heavier course load than you do in the fall and spring semesters? Take a course in summer session I and II to check off degree requirements. Not looking for a degree, but need to meet requirements for Professional Development? Check out our Summer Courses and Institutes for Teachers options.
Registration is now open for all summer session I and II courses. Looking for a specific course? Call the Graduate and Continuing Education Office for more information.
Are you new to Fitchburg State? Call the Graduate and Continuing Education Office at 978-665-3182 to schedule an advising session. Interested in earning your MBA? Check out our free 30 minute webinar on Wednesday June 8th to find out how to get started.