Skip to ContentSkip to Navigation

Short Term Classes

It's not too late to start!

Term 2, 5-week, 7-week, late start, 12-week . . . you may hear a variety of terms used but what's important is that Harford Community College offers classes that begin at various times throughout  the 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.

12-Week Classes Begin SEP 18

ACCOUNTING
ACCT 101: Accounting Principles I
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 102: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ART
ART 202: History of Art-Renaissance to Modern
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BA 101: Introduction to Business
BA 205: Business Law
BIOLOGY
BIO 100: Fundamentals of Biology
BIO 210: Nutrition
COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCES
CIS 102: Introduction to Information Sciences
CIS 203: Computer Systems & Procedures
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJ 112: Introduction to Crime Scene Technology
education
EDUC 217: Intro to Special Education
EDUC 220: Teaching Methods for Differentiating Instruction/Elementary
EDUC 221: Teaching Methods for Differentiating Instruction/Secondary

ENGLISH
ENG 101: English Composition
ENG 102: English Composition and Literature
ENG 17: Associated Reading & Writing
HISTORY
HIST 101: Hist of Western Civ I
HIST 102: Hist of Western Civ II
HIST 104: History of the US II
HEALTH
HLTH 108: Introduction to Public Health
INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY
ISS 105: Intro to Cybersecurity
ISS 221: Network Defense & Countermeasures
MATH
MATH 101: College Algebra
MATH 216: Intro to Statistics
MATH 27: STAT Track Mathematics
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 221: Business Ethics
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 101: General Psychology
RELIGION
RELG 210: Comparative Religion

2nd 5-Week Classes Begin OCT 2

physical education
PE 130: Hiking
PE 136: Cardiovascular Fitness
PE 138: Jogging
PE 230: Fitness Walking

student development
SDEV 111: Personalized Career Exploration
SDEV 112: Job Search Techniques

7-Week (Term 2) Classes Begin OCT 23

Accounting
ACCT 101: Principles I
ART
ART 201: History of Art - Ancient and Medieval
computer information sciences
CIS 135: Intro to Networks
CIS 217: Intro to Web Programming
CIS 229: Python Programming Language
communication studies
CMST 101: Speech Fundamentals
drama
DRAM 203: Survey of World Drama
economics
ECON 101: Microeconomics
education
EDUC 104: Materials and Curriculum in Early Childhood
EDUC 209: Literacy in Content Area: II
ENGLISH
ENG 101: English Composition
french
FR 102: Elementary French II
FR 202: Intermediate French II
history
HIST 104: History of the US II
HIST 110: World History II
health
HLTH 101: Contemporary Health Issues
HLTH 102: EMC, First Aid, and Safety
HLTH 103: Wellness Theory & Application
information assurance/cybersecurity
ISS 112: CISCO 2
ISS 220: Strategic Infrastructure Security
ISS 222: Computer Forensics
medical assisting
MAS 122: Clinical Medical Assisting I
MAS 124: Clinical Medical Assisting II
MAS 127 : Administrative Medical Assisting II
MAS 200: Laboratory Procedure for Medical Assisting
MAS 202: Pharmacology for Medical Assisting
MAS 210: Medical Assisting Practicum

math
MATH 020: Pre- Algebra I
MATH 021: Pre-Algebra II
MATH 024: STEM Track I
MATH 025: STEM Track II
MATH 026: STEM Track III
MATH 102: Contemporary Mathematics
MATH 216: Intro to Statistics
Mass Communications
MC 283: Field Project: Announcing/Production in Electronic Media
physical education
PE 131: Beginning Badminton
PE 133: Aqua Yoga
PE 135: Indoor Cycling
PE 136 Cardiovascular Fitness
PE 154: Hatha Yoga
PE 155: Matwork Pilates
PE 178: Dance Movement
PE 181: Special Topics: Pickleball
PE 228: Weight Training
PE 229: Advanced Weight Training
PE 230: Fitness Walking
philosopHY
PHIL 205: Ethics
psychology

PSY 101: General Psychology
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT
SDEV 103: Career and Life Planning
sociology
SOC 101: Intro to Sociology
THEATre
THEA 106: Script Analysis: From Page to Stage