Why not add a traditional 3-week summer course, on-line course, off-campus program, or internship to your summer plans?  Westminster summer courses are a great opportunity to earn credit in major and general education courses with a discounted hourly tuition rate. Available this year will also be on-line courses for students who prefer to attend classes from home.

Note:   Federal Financial Aid may be available for students who enroll in at least six summer hours.  Please contact the Financial Aid Office for further information.

Registration Information
 
Contact: Phyllis Masek, Registrar
Phone: 573.592.5213

May 9 - May 27
Traditional 3-Week May Session 2011

Classes meet Monday-Friday for three weeks (unless otherwise noted on schedule), and students will be expected to attend class on a regular basis.  The smaller class size with more personal attention is just one benefit of enrolling in a three-week summer session course at Westminster.  Students enrolling in Westminster summer session classes will also receive letter grades that could potentially improve the Westminster grade point average (summer courses transferred from other institutions do not count in the GPA). 

Please see the links below for additional information:

• Term Dates - May 9 - May 27
• Schedule
• Course Descriptions
• On-Campus Housing
• Cost and Registration

June 6 - July 15
On-Line Summer Session 2011

Available this year, on-line classes will provide the opportunity for students to complete course work from home or on campus during the six-week period of June 6 – July 15.  Students who enroll for on-line classes should carefully review the course description and information for on-line classes before enrolling.

• Term Dates: June 6 - July 15
• Courses and Descriptions
• Cost and Registration
• Course Syllabi
  • ACC 216 Principles of Accounting
  • BUS 250 Principles of Marketing
  • EDU 230 Child Development
  • EDU 385 Diversity in Education
  • ENG 205 British Literature
  • HUM 277/SPA 377 Spanish Civilization
  • NSC 305 History of Science  - email Dr. Concannon for a copy of the Syllabus
  • PSY 310 Social Psychology
  • REL 102 World Religions

Summer 2011 Internships

• Available in every discipline all over the world.
• If you are at least a junior with a 2.0 or higher GPA, you could qualify to receive credit for your internship.
• The number of credits you can earn depends on the number of hours on site. You can earn one credit for every 50 hours minimum.
• You may register for Summer internship credit as early as the pre-registration period and complete the other required paperwork before leaving campus if you already know where you will be completing your internship
• Final deadline for registering and turning in required paperwork is June 15. 
• The cost for Summer internship credit is $250/credit hour and will be billed in July.

Contact Abigail Manwell, Asst. Director of Career Services/Internship Coordinator, for more information.  Phone: 573.592.5382


Summer Off-Campus Programs

Consider an off-campus program for earning college credit and summer adventure!  Earn college credit in a variety of off-campus programs in exciting destinations all over the world.  Choose a Faculty-led course with Westminster faculty, such as “Biology in Belize” or consider other destinations all over the world for a 4- or 6-week summer program through numerous partner programs.  Scholarship opportunities are available for most programs. 

For more information and a complete list of programs, contact Tonya Veltrop, Director, Office of International Programs, 146 Westminster Hall. Phone: 573.592.5182