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AUBURN — Central Maine Community College is offering the option of a delayed-start fall term, with nine classes beginning Monday, Sept. 25 and ending Saturday, Dec. 16.
This special fall term is for students who can’t complete their admission application by the start of the regular semester, the school said in a news release. Parents who want to get their children settled in school before starting classes may also find this schedule to be more convenient, the release said.
Seven of the classes will meet twice a week on campus and two will be online. The following courses are offered during this special 12-week term: Introduction to Computer Applications, Understanding Business, Public Speaking, Intermediate Algebra, U.S. History to 1877, Introduction to Psychology, Introduction to Sociology (online) and College Writing (online or on campus).
CMCC offers affordable tuition, financial aid, advising, learning assistance and a variety of student services and activities. The college offers over 41 degrees, certificates and advanced certificates in programs such as business administration, computer technology, criminal justice, medical assisting, precision machining and general studies.
For more information about this special fall semester option, contact the Office of Admissions at 755-5273 or enroll@cmcc.edu.
Photo Caption: Students relax on the campus of Central Maine Community College in Auburn. The college is offering the option of a delayed-start fall term, with classes starting Sept. 25.
