Wheelock offers a variety of liberal arts and professional undergraduate courses for a special summer tuition rate on our convenient Boston campus, just steps from the Green Line subway.

Newly Enrolled and Returning Students

Newly enrolled and returning students may search and view all 2013 summer course offerings on the Wheelock portal. You will need to log in to register.

Non-Matriculated Students

You may enroll in up to 6 credits of undergraduate coursework as a non-matriculated student before being formally admitted to a degree program. Summer courses may be taken for 4 undergraduate credits each (tuition is $2,220 per course) or for non-credit/professional development (tuition is $555 per course).

Non-Matriculated students have two options to sign up for Summer Undergraduate Courses:

1. Sign up using our Online CashNet system. Click on the Summer 2013 Undergraduate Courses option and choose your course.
2. Complete our Undergraduate Non-Matriculated Student Registration Form and fax it to 617-879-2099 or mail it to the Office of Admissions, Wheelock College, 200 The Riverway, Boston, MA 02215. Payment must be included at the time of registration.

Summer 2013 Undergraduate Course List

There are two sessions of undergraduate summer classes, the first begins May 20 and the second begins July 1 (though individual course dates may vary). Click on the Session Dates for a list of courses offered that session; click on each course for a course description and meeting dates and times.

Summer Session I:

HDA 266 - Children and Families Cross Culturally
HDP 120/121 - Human Growth & Development
HDP 227 - Language Development
HDP 362 - The Meaning & Development of Play
HIS 165 - America Through the Civil War
LSC 153 - Human Biology
PRO 517 - Creating Welcoming Environments for LGBT Families and Children in Education and Human Services

Summer Session II:

AST 257 - Race in America
AST/HDP 323 - Media Madness
EDU 255 - Racial Cultural and Identities
HDA 260 - Psychological Anthropology
HDP 290 - Children with Special Needs
HDP 301 - Counseling Psychology
HDP 362 - The Meaning & Development of Play