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Skidmore College's Summer Term
Session I: May 27 – June 27, 2008
Session II: June 30 – July 31, 2008
Registration is now open. Students are advised to complete their application or registration for Session I by May 12 and by June 16 for Session II as courses with insufficient enrollments by these dates may be cancelled.
QUICK LINKS:
Master Schedule
Summer Housing Information
Course descriptions for SPECIAL TOPICS courses and more for
Session I
Session II
Session I&II - courses offered over 10 weeks
Internship Information
Independent Study
This summer features a number of very exciting opportunities, including a unique combination of courses in American History and Government; Special Topics in Studio Art taught by visiting artists; a collaborative set of classes for actors and videographers; much in the natural sciences; 10 week courses across Session I & II; and more....
FEES:
• Application fee (for non-Skidmore students): $20
• Tuition: $500 per credit hour
• Room and board per 5-week session: $1,680
• Room only: $840
Why take summer classes? It's an ideal way to fulfill all college, foundation level and departmental requirements, to catch up or to accelerate your progress toward your degree, and to take advantage of the small classes, intimate atmosphere and the opportunities to concentrate on just one or two courses at a time.
What's different about summer classes? Summer Term regularly features not only courses in the full range of the Liberal and Studio Arts, but also several Special Topics courses in a variety of disciplines: these are often one-time courses taught by visiting faculty and offer not-to-be-missed opportunities for specialized study. Summer classes are generally small, informal, and intense, and so a great way to really focus and master material, ideas or skills.
And being on campus in the summer is in and of itself an experience. Click on the link to Summer @ Skidmore to find out more.
Registration for Skidmore students through the Skidmore Student System is now open.
For information on campus housing in the summer, visit the Summer Housing Page.
Qualified high school students and high school graduates who’ve not yet entered college can get a jump-start by enrolling in the Pre-College Program in the Liberal and Studio Arts.
Students not enrolled at Skidmore may apply to enroll in Summer Term courses via the Summer Term Application. Further details can be found on the application form.
Please direct questions regarding Studio Art courses to Marianne Needham (mneedham@skidmore.edu) at 580-5052. Questions regarding all other courses may be directed to Darcy Bourassa (dbourass@skidmore.edu) at 580-5592.
In accordance with U.S. Federal regulations, all non-U.S. Citizens must have a student visa to study in the United States. If you are an international student seeking to enroll in Summer Term, please click on “International Students” link on the right hand side of this page or email Darcy Bourassa at dbourass@skidmore.edu.
