Summer Sessions for 2012

Registration Information

Registration for Session I March 19 - May 8

Registration for Session II March 19 - May 30

Lake Forest College reserves the right to cancel courses for which there is insufficient enrollment.

Summer Internships

Students who plan on participating in a summer internship should begin planning early. They may contact Rand Smith, associate dean of faculty and director of internships, at rsmith@lakeforest.edu 847-735-5710. The deadline for registering for a summer internship is May 8. Internship request forms are available in the Office of the Registrar.

Tuition

For summer course credit (including internships): $3,300

For first-year students at 6 or 7 courses in May: $400 

Independent Studies/ACM Summer programs: $4,700 per course credit. 

Expenses         

Housing Package
Session I:  $220
Session II: $450
Both: $670

Meal Package
Session I: $275
Session II: $540
Both:$815

Daily Meal Rates:
Breakfast: $6.00
Lunch and dinner: $8.80

Lake Forest College offers for-credit courses for students from Lake Forest College and other colleges and universities. There are two summer sessions:

Session I: May 15 - June 5, 2012
Session II: June 6 - July 26, 2012

We are pleased to announce the calendar for summer 2012 and the courses scheduled. You’ll find all the information you need by using the links on the left including an application and course descriptions.

Summer Session I, May 15 – June 5

All class times are 9 a.m. - Noon unless otherwise noted.

ART 130        Elements of Design     (8:10am-11:50am)

CHEM 103     Our Chemical World

COMM 112    Introduction to Visual Communication

COMM 135    Rhetoric and Speech   (1pm-4pm)

COMM 275    Introduction to Film Studies

ECON 110      Principles of Economics

ECON 180      Quantitative Methods for Economics and Business

EDUC 501      Introduction to Teacher Research

ENGL 110      Literary Studies

ENGL 224      Literature of the Vietnam War

ENGL 235      Introduction to Creative Writing

ITAL 120        Parliamo Italiano

LNAM336      Latin American Film (Taught in English)

PHIL 156        Logic and Styles of Argument

POLS 120       Introduction to American Politics

POLS 240       American Foreign Policy

SOAN 110      Introduction to Sociology and Anthropology

THTR 226       Improvisation Techniques

 

Summer Session I - extended (dates to be confirmed) 

MATH 110     Calculus I 

 

Summer Session II, June 6 – July 26

For more information on our summer session program please email Richard Mallette, associate dean of the faculty, or call 847-735-5020.