Register for Castleton's Online Summer Session Today!
Castleton University will deliver the summer session 2021 online, allowing students to continue their studies from wherever they are spending their summer.
Castleton's summer session courses run in an accelerated format, ranging from three to eight weeks. Summer Session One runs from May 17 to June 27, and Session Two is from July 5 to Aug. 15.
Castleton is offering a special tuition rate for undergraduate Summer 2021 courses of $350 per credit (plus a $37 per credit tech resource fee), which reflects a 27% reduction (excluding courses in the Nursing program*).
Current students can register for courses online through the student portal. We also welcome students who are attending other colleges and universities and nonmatriculated students to take part in our summer session. Visit the Summer Session registration page to register for a summer course.
"We want to make it as easy as possible for our students to continue their studies over the summer. Offering our summer courses online helps ensure our students can continue their academic progress and continue on their path to graduation," said Maurice Ouimet, Dean of Enrollment.
On-campus housing will not be available to students this summer due to the uncertainty of restrictions that may remain in place as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Advantages of Taking a Summer Course at Castleton University
- Save money by utilizing our reduced rate for Summer 2020 and by potentially graduating earlier
- Be part of the Castleton experience and receive first-rate instruction from our expert faculty from wherever you are spending your summer
- Stay on track to complete your degree early or on time
- Focus your efforts on a particularly difficult course
- Reduce your course load in future semesters
- Focus on your coursework when you have fewer distractions and extracurricular obligations
- The asynchronous online format of our summer session courses allows you to fit in a job as well as summer fun and still complete your work
- Avoid a learning gap. Staying in an academic routine can have benefits that extend beyond the summer and into your fall semester