Bluefield College has released its schedule of courses for five terms of Summer School 2011, including two sessions of online classes.
Classes for the first session, called May Term, will begin Monday, May 9 and continue every weekday for four weeks until Friday, June 3.
Summer One courses will start Monday, June 6 and continue every weekday for four weeks until Friday, July 1.
The Summer Two session will start Monday, July 11 and continue every weekday for four weeks until Friday, August 5.
The fourth term, a session with all instruction offered online through the school’s e-SPIRE Online Learning Community, will begin Monday, May 9 and continue for six weeks until Monday, June 20.
The final Summer School term, a second online session, will begin Monday, June 27 and continue six weeks until Monday, August 8.
The following classes are available for students during BC’s Summer School May Term (May 9-June 3):
General Biology Lab
General Biology
Biology Internship
Introduction to Business
Minority Issues in Criminal Justice
Critical Perspectives in Criminal Justice
Old Testament Survey
Sports Management Internship
Theatre Appreciation
Musical Theatre
The following classes are available for students during BC’s Summer Session One (June 6-July 1):
Beginning Watercolor
Biology Internship
Macroeconomics
Legal Environment of Business
Chemistry Internship
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Intro to the Exceptional Child
Recreation and Sport Management Internship
Athletic Coaching Internship
The following classes are available for students during BC’s Summer Session Two (July 11-August 5):
Biology Internship
Business Law
Information Technology Internship
Communication Internship
Graphic Communication Internship
Criminal Law
Youth Ministry Internship
Sports Medicine Internship
Recreation and Sports Management Internship
The following classes are available for students during BC’s first summer e-SPIRE online session (May 9-June 20):
Human Biology Lab
Human Biology
Science of Chocolate
Fundamentals of Speech
Minority Issues in Criminal Justice
Ethics
Introduction to the Writing Process
American Literature II
Sport Psychology
Coaching Principles Certification
Personal and Community Health
Stress Management
Mathematics of Finance
Music Appreciation
Child and Adolescent Development
The following classes are available for students during BC’s second summer e-SPIRE online session (June 27-August 8):
Biblical Perspectives
Argumentative and Analytical Writing
Personal Fitness
Mental Skills Training
History of Ancient Greece
College Algebra I
Health Psychology
Bluefield College’s Summer School is designed to offer traditional students the opportunity to get ahead or catch up on their required courses of study. Summer offerings also provide students in BC’s inSPIRE adult degree completion program the chance to complete prerequisites or other general education requirements.
In addition, BC’s Summer School provides both traditional and adult students, even high school students, the chance to try a single course at a special reduced rate in program called TryBC. TryBC is designed for adults who are thinking about pursuing a college degree, but who are just not sure they’re quite ready for a full semester of study. The program also benefits other non-degree seeking students, like high schoolers or community residents, with a desire to learn a particular subject.
For Summer School class times, descriptions, prerequisites, registration or other information, contact the BC Registrar’s Office at 276-326-4348 or 800-872-0175 (x4348).