Summer and Winter College
Unlock your potential year-round with Commonwealth University's dynamic Winter and Summer courses.
Whether you're aiming to accelerate your degree, delve into a new subject, or simply make the most of your academic journey, our specialized offerings provide the perfect opportunity.
Dive into captivating subjects, engage with passionate professors, and connect with a diverse community of learners. Seize the chance to elevate your education and enrich your summer or winter break with transformative learning experiences at Commonwealth University.
Winter College
This winter — don’t hibernate! Let us help you stay on track or get ahead.
100% Online
Winter course offerings
Monday, October 7, courses will be available for viewing. Scheduling begins on Monday, October 28.
Winter session dates – Dec. 16, 2024 to Jan. 24, 2025
- December 16 - 20
Monday - Friday - December 23 Monday January 2 - 3, 2025
Thursday - Friday - January 6 - 10
Monday - Friday - January 13 - 17
Monday - Friday - January 21 - 24
Tuesday - Friday
Concentrated classes in a 23-day period available across Bloomsburg, Lock Haven, and Mansfield
- Take up to seven credits
- Courses transferable to many universities
Create Your Opportunity for Success
- Maximize your winter break and improve your GPA
- Tackle General Education courses
- Focus on just one or two courses at a time
Summer College
This summer — don’t sweat it! Let us help you stay on track or get ahead!
Schedule your summer classes through your MyCommonwealthU Banner account.
If you're not a current CU student, complete a non-degree application and include the course(s) you wish to take.
Course Offerings (select Summer 2024 - View Only)
Online and face-to-face courses; Classes begin at 8 AM.
TBA
Concentrated classes in four or six week sessions
- 90-minute to three hour classes, four or five days per week, online and face-to-face
- Hundreds of course sections to choose from
- Focus on one course at a time
- Possible to fit in a whole semester.
Maximum of 7 credits during any six-week session. Students can schedule a maximum of 14 total credits during the summer term. - Students say it helps with tough courses
- Courses transferable to most universities - check with your school to be sure
If you plan on taking courses at Commonwealth University but not completing a degree you are considered a "Non-degree" student. This might apply to students who enrolled at another institution, high school students taking college credit, or a number of other unique situations.
