These online courses, led by Dordt faculty, are held online (based on availability) for incoming freshman and transfer students. High school juniors and seniors are also eligible to attend the online courses marked with the * symbol.
If you have any questions, please contact Joe Bakker, Director of Online Education (712-722-6379).
Summer COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND POLICIES
Courses require a significant amount of work and dedication from students. Three credit Session I and II courses require approximately 22.5 hours of work each week and 1.5 credit courses will require about half that much time. STAT 131 is a full summer course that requires about 15 hours of work each week.
Students can drop the course and receive a full refund and without an academic record if they drop the course by the dates listed below:
Session I:
- Classes May 22-July 3
- Drop/Add is May 27
Session II:
- Classes July 10-August 20
- Drop/Add is July 15
Full Summer Course:
- Classes May 22-August 20
- Drop/Add is May 27
In the case of a withdrawal, the class will be listed as a "W" on the student's Dordt transcript.
Summer Courses
Session I:
- AGOP 252: Commodity Marketing and Agriculture Sales
- *CORE 120: English Composition
- *CORE 150: Biblical Foundations
- *CORE 160: Introduction to the Arts
- *BUAD 201: Principles of Accounting
- *BUAD 206: Principles of Marketing
- *PSYC 204/CORE 251: Lifespan Development
- SOC 216/CORE 276: Diversity and Inequality
- MFG 251: Production Management and Lean Systems
Session II:
- *CORE 130: Health, Sport, and the Body
- *CORE 180: Responding to Literature
- CORE 200: Introduction to Christian Philosophy
- CORE 258: Leading and Serving Others
- *SOC 201/CORE 261: Sociology and Social Justice
- EDUC 300/CORE 310: History and Philosophy of Education
- CORE 399: Calling, Task, and Culture
Full Summer Course:
- *CORE 110: Communication Foundations
- *MATH 152: Calculus I
- *STAT 131: Introductory Statistics
If you have any questions, please contact Joe Bakker, Director of Online Education (712-722-6379).