Welcome to Drew University's Summer Term 2008!
Drew University offers a variety of educational opportunities during the summer session, including undergraduate, graduate, and theological courses, as well as programs for high school students, international travel and community enrichment. Visiting students from other colleges and universities are most welcome to take summer courses at Drew.
2008 Summer Term Catalog
View the entire Drew University 2008 Summer Term catalog: 2008 Summer Term Catalog (PDF 2021KB)
Please see individual sections below for more information on the program(s) that best match your interests.
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Classrooms and Summer Newsletter
Undergraduate courses (College of Liberal Arts)
Courses are open to Drew students and to visiting students from other schools. Tuition for 2008 undergraduate courses is $511 per credit, or $2044 per four-credit course. Drew University financial assistance is not available during Summer Term.
Summer Study for High School Students
Drew University offers several opportunities for summer study for high school students:
The Early College Summer Program gives outstanding high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to take undergraduate classes with college students and earn college credit.
The Studio Art Portfolio Preparation program is a series of two-week intensive art classes in drawing, figurative drawing, and painting designed for rising high school juniors and seniors who are interested in majoring in art in college. These non-credit courses teach students the skills necessary to submit a portfolio for college admission and provides students with the opportunity to generate pieces for their admissions portfolios under the guidance of experienced artists and teachers.
NEW for 2008! The Creative Writing Workshops offer a series of intensive creative writing workshops created specifically for high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Students can explore short fiction and/or poetry through two-week, non-credit workshops as a way to explore a passion, discover a new love, or strengthen skills. These workshops are taught by respected and published authors who are also knowledgeable and experienced teachers. Both beginning and experienced writers will benefit from these small workshops designed to give students both group and individualized feedback.
Graduate Courses
Courses are only open to those enrolled in the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies. Applicants must submit an application packet and a non-refundable application fee of $35 to the Graduate Admissions Office. For further information, please call 973/408-3110 or visit the Caspersen School's website.
Theological Courses
Summer courses provide an opportunity for seminary students to continue their studies outside the regular academic year. Courses are open to both matriculated and qualified non-matriculated students. For additional information, please visit the Theological School website.
Academic Policies
This section of the catalog contains important information about registration procedures, billing and refunds, and summer term deadlines.
Housing
Housing accommodations are available on campus for Summer Term. Please contact the Housing, Conferences, and Hospitality Office directly for information at 973/408-3681.
Summer Enrichment
Learn more about our Community Education Audit Program, Summer Arts Auditing Program, Historic Preservation Program, Summer Travel, and the Shakespeare Theatre of NJ.
Summer Travel
Drew University offers off-campus study in the following cities:
Questions/More Information
Contact the Summer Term office with any questions about summer study at Drew or to receive a hard copy of the catalog by email to owl@drew.edu or phone 973-408-3118.
