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Summer 2025 | Short Term Classes

It's not too late to start!

8–week classes begin JUN 16 | 2nd 5–week classes begin JUL 7

You may hear a variety of terms used— but what's important to know is that Harford Community College offers classes that begin at various times throughout a semester.

Benefits:

  • You're able to do a late start if you weren't ready at the beginning of the semester.
  • You're able to focus on one class for a shorter period of time.
  • You can retake a class without getting behind.
  • You can add an extra class if your schedule allows.
  • Earn the same number of credits in half the time.

Take a look and see what interests you, then give us a call to get started.


8–Week Term | Classes begin June 16

ART
   ART 121: Intro to Draw-Non-Major (AH)
   ART 201: Hist Art-Anct & Mediev (AH)(D)
astronomy
   ASTR 151: Astronomy (S*)
   ASTR 152: Sky & Telescope Lab (L*)
biology
   BIO 100: Fundamentals of Biology (L)
   BIO 119: Biology for Health Prof (L)
   BIO 121: General Biology II (L)
   BIO 210: Nutrition (S)
chemistry
   CHEM 10: Preparatory Chemistry
   CHEM 111: General Chemistry I (L)
COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCES
   CIS 135: Introduction to Networks
   CIS 210: Fund of Network Security
   CIS 229: Python Programming Language
   CSI 130: Intro to Concepts in Comp Sci
   CSI 131: Computer Science I
   CSI 132: Computer Science II
ENGLISH
   ENG 18: Integrated Reading and Writing
   ENG 101: English Composition (E)
   ENG 102: Introduction to Literature
   ENG 206: Am Lit:Late 19/20th Cen (AH,D)
   ENG 209: Technical Writing
engineering technology
   ENGT 105: Electrical Control Systems
environmental science
   ENV 111: Intro to Environmental Sci (S)
earth science
   ES 105: Earth Science (S*)
   ES 106: Earth Science Laboratory (L*)

FRENCH
   FR 101: Elementary French I (AH
Forensic science
   FS 100: Basic Forensic Science (S)
   FS 101: Basic Forensics Sci Lab (L*)
HISTORY
   HIST 104: Hist of the US II (B, AH, D)
HEALTH
   HLTH 101: Contemp Health Issues (I)
   HLTH 104: Environmental Health (I)
MATH
   MATH 16: Topics in Intro to Statistics
   MATH 27: STAT Track Mathematics
   MATH 101: College Algebra (GM)
   MATH 102: Contemporary Mathematics (M)
   MATH 103: Trigonometry (M)
   MATH 203: Calculus I (M)
   MATH 206: Calculus III
   MATH 208: Elem Differential Equations
   MATH 212: Calculus with Applications (M)
   MATH 216: Intro to Statistics (M)
   MATH 216: Intro to Statistics (M)
mass communications
   MC 191: Independent Study: Mass Comm
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
   PE 229: Advanced Weight Training
photography
   PHOT 103: Darkroom Workshop
physics
   PHYS 201: Gen Physics I: Mechanics (L)
   PHYS 204: Gen Phys: Wave, Heat, Elec (L)
sociology
   SOC 102: Social Problems (B,D)


2nd 5–Week Term | Classes begin JUL 7

accounting
   ACCT 102: Accounting Principles II
art
   ART 193: Independent Study:Art
business administration
   BA 109: Principles of Management
   BA 203: Principles of Marketing
biology
   BIO 100: Fundamentals of Biology (L)
chemistry
   CHEM 10: Preparatory Chemistry
   CHEM 112: General Chemistry IIA (L)
economics
   ECON 102: Microeconomics (GB)
education
   EDUC 209: Literacy in Content Area:II
english
   ENG 101: English Composition (E)
earth science
   ES 105: Earth Science (S*)

history
   HIST 104: Hist of the US II (B, AH, D)
health
   HLTH 106: Nutrition Personal Wellness (I)
   HLTH 282: Internship in Community Health
math
   MATH 203: Calculus I (M)
   MATH 216: Intro to Statistics (M)
physical education
   PE 138: Jogging
   PE 230: Fitness Walking
philosophy
   PHIL 205: Ethics (AH)
   PS 102: State & Local Government (B)
psychology
   PSY 101: General Psychology (B)
   PSY 214: Human Dev Across Life Span
student development
   SDEV 103: Career and Life Planning
sociology
   SOC 101: Intro to Sociology (B,D)