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Should I Take a Summer Course?

Last updated on January 17, 2012 by Sozo Staff Leave a Comment

Many college students regard the summer as a time to relax and unwind from the stressful semester, and this is perfectly reasonable. However, as college costs rise steadily, many more students are also considering the convenience and lower price of summer classes.

Summer classes allow you to continue learning throughout the summer, but summer school usually does very little to take away from your summer vacation experience. Many of these classes are online, making them extremely convenient, but, even if they are in a traditional classroom, they usually require much less of a time commitment than semester-long courses.

This is because, normally, summer classes do not last the entire summer, but rather run for only a month or two, which still leaves you with plenty of time to relax before the fall. Also, most students do not take an entire semester’s worth of courses, opting instead to take only one or two classes required for graduation.

This allows them to steadily rack up credits throughout their four years at college without having to worry about stressful, overloaded semesters (taking more than the number of credits required to be a full time student) or even the dreaded fifth year in college. Summer courses are a great way to make sure you graduate on time, or even a semester early – all while still having plenty of summer fun.

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