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Course rosters
Below are a few things to keep in mind when selecting your courses:
- Before selecting a course or program, be sure you meet any applicable prerequisites. We will contact you if, after reviewing your application, we have any concerns about your qualifications for taking a selected course.
- All Summer College courses should be considered fast-paced and more difficult than high school or AP classes. The content of these courses is equivalent to that of courses offered during Cornell's fifteen-week fall or spring semesters. Consequently, you'll need to maintain an accelerated pace throughout the summer program.
- Generally, three-credit courses meet approximately six hours a week. You should plan to spend about two hours a day outside of class preparing for each hour you spend in class. For example, for a three-credit class, you might expect to spend twelve hours per week on homework.
- Because our courses are regular Cornell undergraduate courses, your classes may include undergraduate students as well as other Summer Collegians.
- See the "Academic Life" pages for more information about grades, credits, academic support transcripts, faculty, the Code of Academic Integrity, and related topics.