Keep your student on track this summer
Whether they’re just starting or exploring college options, Macomb offers an affordable and flexible way for them to gain valuable skills and earn credits this summer.
Top reasons your student should enroll in Spring and Summer Classes at Macomb:
- Flexible Options: With both online and on-campus courses, your student can create a schedule that fits around their life—whether balancing work, internships or other commitments.
- Shorter Sessions, Faster Progress: Our condensed schedules make it easier to complete classes quickly and stay on track with classes starting May 18 and June 15.
- Affordable Tuition: Your student will pay a fraction of the cost compared to a four-year college or university, while still earning transferable credits - quick!
Spring and summer semesters are the perfect opportunity for your student to:
- Start working toward a certificate or degree
- Complete required courses
- Transfer credits back to their four-year school
- Get a head start on their next semester
Classes fill up fast, so encourage your student to get started today!
We’re here to help! Ask Admissions or call 586.445.7999, select Admissions.
FAQ's
Yes, we welcome many guest students from other colleges and universities during their summer break. It’s a great way for your student to pick up extra credits or complete required courses. For details on how to get started, visit our Guest Student page.
Spring and summer classes come in various formats, ranging from four, six, eight and 12 weeks, with start dates in May and June. These condensed schedules allow students to complete coursework faster than in a traditional semester.
Yes, all student services that are available during fall and winter—such as academic advising, tutoring, career services and library access—are also available in the spring/summer. While some have reduced hours, your student will still have full access to the support they need.
While cafeterias close for the summer, prepackaged foods and beverages can be purchased from our Twenty 4 Seven Markets in the Student Centers, and vending machines are available across campus.
While cafeterias close for the summer, prepackaged foods and beverages can be purchased from our Twenty 4 Seven Markets in the Student Centers, and vending machines are available across campus.
If your student has not taken the maximum classes allowed per year and they are attending at least half-time, they may use financial aid funds to pay for spring/summer classes. We recommend your student contact the Financial Aid Office to confirm eligibility.
Registration for spring and summer classes opens in March and continues until the first day of each class. Encourage your student to register early, as classes fill up quickly!