Summer credit courses offered at UW-Fond du Lac

4/3/2009—UW-Fond du Lac is offering summer session credit courses which are open to all area college students, returning adults ready to earn a college degree or high school students who have completed their junior year coursework.

UW-Fond du Lac credits transfer everywhere and students can save money with affordable tuition frozen at 2006 rates. Specific information on transfer of credits to other UW schools can be found at the Transfer Information System (TIS) website www.uwsa.edu/tis .

Students attending private schools should check with their institution about equivalencies and transferability of specific courses.

Courses are offered in a variety of session lengths and times.

Three-week session courses beginning May 26 are Introduction to Public Speaking (COM 103) and Nutrition and Weight Control (PED 209).

Four-week session courses beginning May 26 are World Regional Geography (GEO 110), World Music (MUS 285), and Anatomy & Physiology (PHS 202).

A four-week session course beginning June 22 is Anatomy & Physiology (PHS 203).

Six-week session courses beginning June 15 are World of Art: Images, Objects, Ideas (ART 175), Introduction to Psychology (PSY 202), The World in the Twentieth Century (HIS 127), Survey of Astronomy (AST 100), and Business Ethics (PHI 243).

Seven-week session courses beginning June 15 are Basics of Composition (ENG 098), Speed and Efficiency in Reading (LEA 101), Learning Skills (LEA 102), and Elementary Algebra (MAT 091).

Eight-week session courses beginning June 8 are Introduction to College Algebra (MAT 105), Quantitative Reasoning (MAT 108), Trigonometry (MAT 113), and Geometry for Elementary Teachers (MAT 132).

Several courses, PHS 202/203, ENG 102, GEO 110 and MUS 285, are blended courses which combine face-to-face classroom time with an online component. With a portion of the learning activity moved online, the time traditionally spent in the classroom is reduced.

The cost for summer session at UW-Fond du Lac is $177.83 per credit if taking 1-5 credits, or $1,066.98 for 6-9 credits.

Complete details on class times, class descriptions, credits and fees is available online or call the student services office at (920) 929-1122 to request a copy of the summer schedule or to make an appointment with an advisor.

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