Summer can take you farther than you think.
Summer registration remains open! Summer Session 2 classes begin July 1.
Summer is organized into three convenient sessions: Summer 1 (May 20 - June 28), Summer 2 (July 1 - August 9), and Summer Full (May 20 - August 9). Whether you’re looking to fit in an extra course, graduate early, boost your GPA or just try something new, we have something for you! Check out our summer 2 course schedule today!
Courses
With almost 150 courses offered this summer there are options to fit your academic and scheduling needs. Check out these summer classes starting July 1.
Register
Current Keene State Students can register for summer through Student Planning. Non-KSC students can register by filling out this form.
Tuition
Summer Tuition rates vary from the traditional Fall and Spring Semesters. Reduced fees can save you money, and Financial Aid may be available for those who qualify.
Housing
Summer housing is available to Keene State students for $125/week between May 11 and August 2. Email for more information or to sign up.
FAQ
Have questions about summer? Check out our FAQs, and email us if you still have questions.
A few reasons to explore summer classes at Keene State:
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Get Ahead or Catch Up: If you’re looking to graduate early or catch up on credits, summer courses are a great way to do so. You can use this time to fulfill requirements, allowing for a more relaxed schedule during the regular academic year.
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Improve GPA: If you had a challenging semester or want to improve your GPA, a summer course can be a strategic move. With fewer distractions and a focused environment, you might find it easier to excel academically.
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Flexibility: Our online summer courses often have more flexible schedules, making it easier to fit into your summer plans. Whether you’re working, traveling, or pursuing other activities, the shorter duration allows for better adaptability.
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Accelerated Learning: Summer courses are often condensed, allowing you to cover a semester’s worth of material in a shorter time. This can be an excellent way to immerse yourself in a subject and gain a deep understanding quickly.
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Explore Interests: Summer courses might offer unique subjects or electives that aren’t available during the regular academic year. It’s an opportunity to explore a passion or interest that might not fit into your usual schedule.