Union County College Moves All Summer Classes Online

UNION COUNTY, NJ — Union County College has moved all summer classes online due to the new coronavirus pandemic.

"Given the current pandemic, moving our summer sessions fully online is the best option. We are closely monitoring the situation and following the guidance of Governor Murphy to stay home in order to help flatten the curve. Holding our summer classes online allows students to continue their studies while also staying safe," stated Union’s President Dr. Margaret M. McMenamin.

The first summer session begins on May 26 while the second summer session begins on July 7. The last day to register for summer courses is the day before classes start, May 25 or July 6.

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This summer, Union is offering a wide array of online classes including lab sciences, math, English, psychology, history, government, Spanish, economics, and more.

The payment deadline for Summer I is May 7 and for Summer II is June 18. Students are encouraged to register now to secure a seat.

College operations remain remote advisors and financial aid assistance are available. Student
services questions should be directed to studentservices@ucc.edu or 908-709-7500. Enrolled students may also reach out directly to their advisor with questions.

For more information on summer sessions at Union and to search for classes and register for a summer course online at Union, visit ucc.edu/summerregistration or call 908-709-7000.

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