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Extended Learning is offering MORE online courses than ever this summer. Check out the new listings.   |    Online Summer Schedule

How to register for Summer Classes

For Current Students

If you have your term pin, just go online to STAR and register. If you don’t have a term pin, contact your advisor. If you’re a visiting student: To take an on-campus class, go to Admissions and Records for the appropriate admissions form. To take an online class, contact Extended Learning at 1-800-2Learn2.

Spend your summer on the farm

The Davis College wants you to get your hands dirty this summer.

Sven Verlinden, associate professor of horticulture in the Davis College, will be offering PLSC 293C, Student Supported Agriculture, a three-credit-hour course that will allow the class to establish a student-run growing and farming operation. The class begins May 18. “This is a chance for students to enjoy a summer of farm-fresh produce, provide the community with healthy and locally produced crops, and to learn about organic and sustainable agriculture,” Verlinden said. Students in the course will be required to spend nine hours a week working at the Davis College’s Organic Research Farm on State Route 705 near the Mileground in Morgantown. There, students will learn how to grow fruits, vegetables and other crops using organic methods. For more information on the course, or to register, contact Verlinden at 304-293-6023.

21st Century Learning

Facebook: Friend or Foe? This is just one of the many exciting new classes offered by the College of Human Resources and Education this summer. Students can also take courses in mega-web trends, the business of child care, and "the idea of the university."

Bring Your Summer Back to Life

The College of Creative Arts has dozens of interesting courses designed to enliven your summer.

Off-Campus and Online with the Davis College

Get adventurous with the Davis College of Agriculture, Forestry and Consumer Sciences. They offer some exciting courses around the state, around the world, and on the web.

The Architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 3 Weeks

This course will give an overview of the architectural work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Students will examine his life and work in the general context of modern architecture.

The work of arguably America's most noted and controversial architect will be examined through lectures, videos, and a field trip to his nearby houses known as "Fallingwater" and "Kentuck Knob."

The course will be offered five days a week June 8-26 from 9-11:45 a.m. at Oglebay Hall. The course is open to all majors. Register for ARHS 382, CRN 52606, 3 credit hours. For information, contact the instructor.

Don't Just Hang Around This Summer

The College of Business and Economics offers courses for majors, minors and those who need GECs.

New this Summer: Sport Communication Minor

Earn a minor in sport communication with online and on-campus classes. This blended minor requires 18 hours, 9 of which are offered by the College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences and 9 of which are offered by the School of Journalism. For details

Study Photography in Jackson Hole, WY

The College of Creative Arts is holding a 10-day intensive field course that explores the diverse and remote region of northwestern Wyoming. Daily excursions exploring this stunning region are complemented by darkroom and digital work sessions, critiques of work in progress, gallery visits, and evening presentations.

Visit their website for more information.

Make Yourself More Marketable with a Minor

Online Options
Earn a minor from home this summer.  The following minors are available online: