Summer Online Courses

Courses Designed to Move You Forward

Spelman College offers online summer courses across various disciplines to provide students with the same outstanding educational experience they receive during the academic year. Summer is the time to catch up, stay on track and move ahead!

Summer Registration Period:

• April 7 to May 23 for Spelman Students
• April 7 to May 3 for Non-Spelman Students
  
  

Calendar and Course Offerings:

• Summer 2025 Calendar
• Summer 2025 Online Course Offerings for Incoming First-Year Students
• Summer 2025 Online Courses Offerings for Spelman and Non-Spelman Students
  
  
  

The Summer Online Advantage

• Save money
• Flexibility
• Smaller class size
• Get core courses out of the way
• Discover new passions and interests outside your major

Take the Online Learning Readiness Self-Assessment

Contact Us

Email: scoup@spelman.edu

Important Resources

• Remote Learning Support
• Student Access Center
• Student Account Suite
• Student Success Program
• AUC Woodruff Library

Tech Support

Students enrolled in summer online classes at Spelman can contact Help Desk Support for technical assistance Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. EDT. Call 404-270-5400 or email help@spelman.edu.

We have courses for everyone, and we're excited to offer our courses to undergraduate students outside the AUCC this year. Come experience the Spelman Magic! Select your student type to view details about registration and course offerings.

High-Quality Instruction. Top-tier Faculty.

It's the best of both worlds. All summer classes are taught by faculty trained in online instruction and underscore the top-tier education that has become Spelman's hallmark.

Types of Online Courses: Synchronous Learning vs. Asynchronous Learning

• Synchronous Learning and Asynchronous Learning refer to the type of online experience – although they have their differences, both refer to time.
• Synchronous Learning - The class take place at a specified time, and all students must be online at that time in order to participate.
• Asynchronous Learning - Allows students to take courses on their own schedule. Course materials may be accessed at any time, but students may be given a time frame in which work must be completed.
• Hybrid Learning - A mixture of both asynchronous and synchronous learning.

Learning Platform/Technology Requirements
Our online courses are taught using Canvas and include a variety of multimedia tools and resources. To ensure you can successfully access the multimedia tools in your courses, we recommend that you use a standard PC or Mac desktop or laptop computer with a webcam, headset and microphone.

Please visit our Remote Learning Support website to learn what resources Spelman provides to support your online learning experience and test your computer compatibility. Visit our Student Access Center if you require special accommodations.

Remote Learning Support