Summer Prerequisites?

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  1. by Nov 18, '10
    Does anyone know what colleges in MD usually offer pre reqs in the summer? Specifically microbiology, chem, or stats. I know sometimes certain classes are not offered all semesters.
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  4. Nov 18, '10 by
    All of them should offer them at least in one of the summer sessions
    Last edit by Student4_life on Jan 10, '11
  5. Nov 18, '10 by
    I took A&P 1 and 2 last summer. MC breaks summer into 2 5-week sessions.
    You'll go to class everyday Mon-Thu. Friday is off. Don't know about Chem or stat but Microbiology is offered in summer.
  6. Nov 22, '10 by
    i agree with the above comments - all of the classes that are pre-reqs are offered at MC in the summer.
    I have taken orgo+lab in the summer as well as Physics (alg/Calc bases w/ lab) both were doable but killers!
    (edit - these are not pre-reqs for nursing they were for my 1st UG degree requirements!)
  7. Nov 23, '10 by
    Pretty much everything is offered at Frederick Community College over the summer, as either a 5 week class or an 8 week. The 5 week ones are great, you can do two back-to-back along with an 8 week one if you're motivated, and get three classes checked off your list!
  8. Dec 6, '10 by
    MC offers all the pre-reqs required in the the DC area (as some schools have slightly different requirements).
  9. Dec 6, '10 by
    CCBC and AACC have them.
  10. Mar 5, '11 by
    AACC offers stats, micro, and chem over the summer but not A&P
  11. Mar 5, '11 by
    PGCC offers stats, micro & chem over the summer as well. I took Micro there during summer session II (July 7-August 6). It wasn't easy, but I worked hard & got a B. I believe stats was offered as an 5 week class too. Chem was offered as a 8 or 10 week class I think.