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5-Week Online Summer Courses

Connecticut College offers an intensive Summer Session in which students can complete semester-long courses in just five weeks; courses will be offered in two sessions and will be taught online.

Classes are open to Connecticut College students as well as students enrolled at other institutions. Take courses to enhance your college experience, supplement your majors or minors, engage with Connecticut College professors, pursue a new interest, or explore new disciplines!

All courses will be offered online and will be held synchronously. Courses must reach a minumum number of students to run. Many courses are cross-listed, so please check the class schedule for more information and cross-listed departments.

2026 Info Coming Soon!

Summer Courses

P: 860-439-2899 E: eofri@conncoll.edu

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Office of the Dean of the College
270 Mohegan Ave.
New London, CT 06320

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Libby Friedman '80
Assistant Dean of the College for Connections

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Fanning Hall 206

Connecticut College
270 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320
admission@conncoll.edu
1 (860) 447-1911
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