Winterim 2021
January 4 – January 15, 2021
Registration is now open for Winterim classes. Winterim will give you the opportunity to Catch Up or Get Ahead in your studies!
Benefits of Taking Winterim Classes
- Earn 3 credits in just 2 weeks
- Improve your GPA
- Catch up on credits or get ahead
- Shorter, more intense classes let you focus on a single subject
- Stay in the habit of studying
Brookdale is one of the top 25 Community Colleges in the nation for online courses.
Online Winterim classes include:
CINE-105 Film Appreciation
ENGL-155 The Short Story
ENGL-235 World Literature I
HIST-137 Recent American History
MRKT-101 Intro to Marketing
POLI-101 Intro to Political Science
POLI-105 American National Government
PSYC-106 Intro to Psych II
RADT-150 Intro to Radiologic Technology
Remote Live Winterim classes include:
ANTH-105 Cultural Anthropology
COMP-128 Fundamentals of Programming
ECON-105 Macro Economics
ECON-106 Micro Economics
GEOG-115 Human Geography
HIST-105 World Civilization I
HIST-106 World Civilization II
HIST-136 American Civilization II
SOCI-101 Principles of Sociology
SOCI-105 Intercultural Communication
SPCH-115 Public Speaking
Brookdale offers
- AA, AFA, AS, and AAS degrees in 75 academic programs including options
- 7 Academic Credit Certificates
- 11 Academic Credit Certificates of Achievement
- In-county tuition rates for online classes
Partnerships
Our two-year programs are just the beginning to earning your bachelor’s degree. Today, over half of all bachelor’s degree recipients began their education at a community college.
Brookdale’s partnerships with Rutgers University, Georgian Court University, New Jersey City University, Thomas Edison State University, Southern New Hampshire University, and others guarantee that students with an associate degree will be able to transfer in as juniors. The 3+1 partnerships allow your junior year to be taken at Brookdale’s lower tuition rates.
Aid & Scholarships
When it comes to paying for college Brookdale is the smart choice to start your college education. The average student accumulates over $37,000 in student loan debt. Today, more than ever, students and parents are carefully considering finances as they relate to prospective colleges. The average amount saved per year by attending Brookdale compared to a public four-year university is $6,000. The average savings compared to a public four-year college out of state is $12,000 and the savings over a private college is $29,000. Those are annual savings. If it takes two years to get an associate’s degree, we are talking a savings of up to $58,000!
