Take Summer Classes at Middlesex CC While Having Fun in the Sun!

Middlesex Community College will help students make the most of their summer. Students can choose from four accelerated sessions to take elective courses, upgrade skills, or get on track to finish their degree sooner – without being in class the entire time.

“Summer is one of the most convenient times to take classes at Middlesex, and our accelerated and flexible options make it that much easier,” said Arlene Rodríguez, MCC’s interim Provost and Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs. “Students as young as in high school to adult learners of any age can jumpstart their college experience and prepare to transfer to a four-year institution or discover a new career path without having to make a huge time commitment.”

Middlesex is a high-quality, low-risk investment for students to save money – at all times of the year. MCC’s on-campus, online and hybrid courses allow students to complete general education requirements and earn transferable college credit. Access to targeted student support services guide students to reach their goals, including tutoring, the Libraries, and academic, career, transfer and financial advising.

Students who take classes at Middlesex also have the opportunity to participate in internship, Service-Learning, professional development and networking opportunities that extend learning beyond the classroom. Early experiences in different fields give students a chance to explore pathways and decide what they want to pursue long term.

Featuring four flexible and accessible options, registration for MCC’s Summer 2022 semester is now open, including three, five and eight weeks long sessions.

· Summer Quickstart: three weeks, May 31 to June 17

· Summer Session One: five weeks, May 31 to June 30

· Summer Session Two: eight weeks, May 31 to August 1

· Summer Session Three: five weeks, July 12 to August 11

Please note that Middlesex requires all students to be vaccinated in order to come to campus, as of January 2022, including students enrolled in noncredit courses, such as College for Kids. Students who are unvaccinated can still choose to take online classes and access online resources and student support services.