COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Summer 2008:

Noncredit Courses in Tennis, Study Skills, and Theatre Arts
(for adults and eligible high school students)

Summer 2008 Youth Programs in the Arts (ages 7–18)

6th Annual Summer Jazz Institute (ages 14–18)

16th Annual Summer Visual Arts Institute (ages 15–18)

Fall 2008:

For adults and eligible high school students:

Performing Arts: Theatre Arts (begins Sept. 22)

Visual Arts: Woodturning (begins Sept. 22)

Certificate Program in Fundraising and Board Development:

Intro. to Fundraising and Board Development (begins Sept. 17)

Fundraising Techniques (begins Oct. 15)

Also refer to the Noncredit Option in Credit Courses.

NONCREDIT ENROLLMENT POLICY
Noncredit courses offered by the School of Liberal Studies & Continuing Education are open to anyone qualified to do college-level work. Proficiency in English is required.

Adults may enroll in noncredit courses, provided the requirements above are met.

High school students at least 16 years old with the ability to do college-level work may enroll in noncredit adult courses with parental permission.

Purchase College matriculated students may also enroll in noncredit courses. To guarantee space in a noncredit course, Purchase matriculated students need to register early and pay the full noncredit tuition.

SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS ENROLLMENT POLICY
Noncredit youth programs, offered in the summer by the School of Liberal Studies & Continuing Education, are specially designed for children and teenagers. (The age range is listed in each program description.) Age-appropriate proficiency in English is required.

FEES
If you register only for noncredit courses, you are not required to pay certain fees (e.g., College, ID, technology, transcript), but you are responsible for any associated lab fees and for parking costs.

The daily parking fee is $6. You may also choose to purchase a semester parking decal. Parents or guardians of Youth Program students may drop off and pick up without charge. Please refer to Parking on Campus for visitor short-term parking and additional information.

While you are not required to purchase a student ID (More Card), we encourage you to do so. Having it will give you access to the Library, Neuberger Museum of Art, and selected events on campus that are free or discounted for students.

Updated May 15, 2008