“Summer school is a great opportunity for students to get a jump on required courses or increase their credit hours with some fun electives,” said Aleza Beverly, associate dean for the School of Adult Learning. Summer school students also have the opportunity to select offerings such as reading courses of assigned textbooks, journals and research documents; flexible online study; tutorial courses which regularly meet with an arranged instructor; or special Tri-S courses that provide academic credit through study abroad.
Registration continues until the first day of each scheduled class. A catalog describing course offerings is available upon request. Tuition for AU Summer School 2002 is $250 per semester hour. All current AU students enrolled in the spring semester are automatically admitted for summer school. New and former students wishing to enroll should contact the AU Admissions Department (800-428-6414).
For further information and details about Summer School 2002, please contact Aleza Beverly, associate dean for School of Adult Learning and director of Summer School, at (765-641-4251) or at adbeverly@anderson.edu
Anderson University is a private, four-year, liberal arts institution of approximately 2,400 undergraduate and graduate students. Established in 1917 by the Church of God the university offers more than 60 undergraduate majors and graduate programs of study in business, theology, and education.