BLINN OPENS REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER COURSES
Blinn College has opened registration for its Summer I and Summer II courses on all campuses.
The Summer I semester runs June 4 – July 2, while the Summer II semester runs July 7 – August 4. Students can register up until the day classes begin. Courses will be offered on Blinn’s Bryan, Brenham, Schulenburg and Sealy courses, as well as online. Students can register until the day classes begin.
Registration remains open through May 17 for Blinn’s May Minimester, which runs May 18 – June 3 on the College’s Brenham and Bryan campuses and online
Fall semester registration opens April 20 for current Blinn students and opens April 27 for new students.
Blinn has earned a statewide reputation for academic quality and affordability. Its academic transfer rate regularly ranks among the highest in the nation and is approximately 20 percent higher than the state average. Out-of-district students who take 30 credit hours at Blinn in 2014-15 will save approximately $4,000 in tuition compared to the average Texas public university (48.8 percent).
Blinn’s Brenham campus combines the excitement of a traditional college experience with Brenham’s inviting atmosphere. In addition to being the only campus to offer on-campus housing for students, the Brenham campus is home to Blinn’s music, theatre, agriculture and athletic programs. The Brenham campus experience is further enhanced by the student activities and student life programs that offer students the opportunity to explore, learn and develop outside of the classroom.
Located just minutes from Texas A&M University, the Bryan campus offers a personalized education with all the benefits of being located in a large college town, while the Schulenburg and Sealy campuses bring Blinn’s strong academic programs to rural Texans while providing a comfortable, small-town campus environment.
Blinn’s Distance Learning Program allows students the opportunity to enroll in fully online courses or blended courses, which utilize a combination of face-to-face and online instruction.
For enrollment information and to learn about financial aid opportunities, visit: www.blinn.edu.
| CAMPUS | SUMMER I | SUMMER II |
| Brenham | Medical Terminology I, Professional Development, Mental Illness, Medical/Surgical Nursing II, Clinical III, Licensed Nurse, Fundamentals of Academic Literacy, Dev. Integrated Read/Write, Composition I and II, Survey of British Literature II, Intro to Ethics, Criminal Justice Studies Internship, American Government, Texas Government, U.S. History I and II, General Psychology, General Chemistry I, Introductory Algebra, College Algebra, Plane Trigonometry, Math for Business & Social Sciences I, Contemporary Mathematics I, Introduction to Cinema, Public Speaking | Biology for Science Majors I & II, Anatomy & Physiology II, General Chemistry II, Fundamentals of Academic Literacy, Dev. Integrated Reading/Writing, Principles of Economics (Macro), Learning Framework, Composition I and II, American Government, Texas Government, U.S. History I & II, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Calculus for Business & Social Sciences, Calculus I, Music Appreciation, Sports Officiating I, Drug Use & Abuse, Basic Reading, Intro to Sociology, Public Speaking, Strategies for College Success |
| Bryan | Principles of Accounting – Financial, Principles of Accounting – Managerial, Agricultural Economics, Business Legal Environment, Principles of Economics (Macro), Principles of Economics (Micro), Information Technology Security, Beginning Billiards, Beginning Bowling, Fitness Conditioning, Women’s Step & Water Aerobics, Intro to Physical Fitness/Sport, Personal Health, First Aid, Dental Hygiene Clinical, Emergency Medical Services Clinical, Emergency Medical Technician, Assessment-Based Management, Special Populations, Pathophysiology, The Profession of Physical Therapy, Physical Agents, Physical Therapist Assistant Practicum, Nursing Skills II, Reg. Nursing Clinical, Pharmacology, Transition to Professional Nursing, Professional Development, Mental Illness, Medical/Surgical Nursing II, Licensed Practi. Clinical III, Veterinary Parasitology, Dev. Integrated Read/Write, Composition I and II, Technical and Business Writing, Survey of American Literature I and II, Intro to Philosophy, Intro to Logic, Intro to Ethics, Reading, American Sign Language I and III, Beginning Spanish I and II, Intermediate Spanish I, Strategies for College Success, Cultural Anthropology, Physical Anthropology, Criminal justice Studies Internship, World Geography, American Government, Texas Government, U.S. History I and II, Texas History, General Psychology, Lifespan Growth & Development, Intro to Sociology, Biology for Science Majors I, Biology for Non-Science Majors I, General Botany, Anatomy & Physiology I and II, Microbiology – Non-Science Majors, General Chemistry I and II, General Chemistry for Engineers, Organic Chemistry I and II, Prealgebra without Lab, Introductory Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Plane Trigonometry, Math for Business & Social Sciences I, Calculus for Business & Social Sciences, Statistics, Fundamentals of Math I, College Algebra for Science/Engineer, Precalculus, Calculus I, II and III, College Physics I, University Physics I and II, Art Appreciation, Art History II, Intro to Theater, Public Speaking | Principles of Accounting – Financial, Principles of Accounting – Managerial, Art Appreciation, Art History I & II, Biology for Science Majors I and II, Biology for Non-Science Majors I, Anatomy & Physiology I and II, Introductory Chemistry, General Chemistry I and II, General Chemistry for Engineers, Organic Chemistry I and II, Intro to Theater, Principles of Economics (Macro), Principles of Economics (Micro), Learning Framework, Grammar & Writing, Composition I and II, Technical & Business Writing, World Geography, American Government, Texas Government, U.S. History I and II, Fitness & Wellness, Ab/Glute Conditioning, Beginning Billiards, Beginning Bowling, Women’s Step & Water Aerobics, Intro to Physical Fitness/Sport, Foundations of Kinesiology, Drug Use & Abuse, Pre-Algebra Without Lab, Introductory Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Plane Trigonometry, Mathematics for Business & Social Sciences I (Finite Mathematics), Calculus for Business & Social Sciences, Contemporary Mathematics I (Math for Liberal Arts Majors I), Fundamentals of Mathematics II, College Algebra for Science & Engineering, Differential Equations, Pre-Calculus, Calculus I, II and II, Music Appreciation, Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse Clinical, Mental Health Nursing, Intro to Philosophy, Intro to Logic, Intro to Ethics, The Profession of Physical Therapy, Essentials of Data Collection, College Physics I and II, University Physics I and II, General Psychology, American Sign Language II and IV, Intro to Sociology, Beginning Spanish I and II, Intermediate Spanish I, Public Speaking, Strategies for College Success, Veterinary/Animal Health Technology/Technician and Veterinary Assistant Clinical |
| Schulenburg | Composition I, Intro to Philosophy, Intermediate Spanish I, Texas Government, U.S. History I, General Psychology, Math for Business & Social Sciences I, Art Appreciation | Biology for Science Majors I, Composition & Intro to Literature, American Government, U.S. History II, College Algebra, Calculus for Business & Social Sciences, Intro to Sociology, Public Speaking |
| Sealy | Composition I, Intro to Philosophy, Texas Government, U.S. History I, General Psychology, Intro to Sociology, Biology for Science Majors I and II, Intermediate Algebra, Math for Business & Social Sciences I, Art Appreciation | Composition & Intro to Literature, American Government, U.S. History II, College Algebra, Calculus for Business & Social Sciences, Intro to Sociology, Public Speaking |
| Distance Learning / Online | Principles of Accounting – Financial, Principles of Accounting – Managerial, Intro to Accounting, Computerized Accounting Application, Principles of Food Science, Wildlife Conservation & Management, Principles of Management, Business Management Internship, Intro to Business, Personal Finance, Business Law, Business Legal Environment, Principles of Economics (Macro), Principles of Economics (Micro), Human Resource Management, Principles of Marketing, Laws of Contracts, Real Estate Finance, Real Estate Principles, Building Codes & construction, Medical Terminology I, Legal & Ethical Aspects, Health Info/Med Records clinical, Health Info Medical Records, Health Information Clinical, Professional Nursing, Composition I and II, Technical and Business Writing, Survey of American Literature I, Intro to Philosophy, Intermediate Spanish II, Educating Young Children, Wellness of the Young Child, Child Growth & Development, Intro to Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Intro to Criminal Justice, Criminal Investigation, Physical Geography, Cultural Geography, World Geography, American Government, Texas Government, U.S. History I and II, Texas History, Legal Assistant Internship, General Psychology, Human Sexuality, Lifespan Growth & Development, Intro to Sociology, Marriage and Family, Nutrition & Diet Therapy, Intro to Anatomy & Physiology, Physical Geology, College Algebra, Math for Business & Social Sciences I, Calculus for Business and Social Sciences, Statistics, Art Appreciation, Art History I and II, Introduction to Theater, Music Appreciation, History of Rock & Popular Music, Intro to Speech Communication, Public Speaking | Intro to Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Art Appreciation, Art History II (14th Century to the Present), Principles of Selling, Intro to Theater, Principles of Economics (Macro), Physical Geography, Cultural Geography, World Geography, Physical Geology, American Government, Texas Government, Medical Terminology I, U.S. History I and II, Texas History, Mathematics for Business & Social Sciences I (Finite Mathematics), Foundations of Music, Music Appreciation, History of Rock & Popular Music, General Psychology, Child Psychology, Lifespan Growth & Development, Contract Forms & Addenda, Real Estate Marketing, Laws of Agency, Intro to Sociology, Intermediate Spanish II, Intro to Speech Communication, Public Speaking |