There's Still Time to Register for Fall Classes
(Delaware and Chester Counties, PA • August 3, 2016)—There’s still time to register for fall courses at ºÃÀ³ÎÛӰԺ—don’t miss out! There are five options available for fall, including traditional and accelerated courses as well as online and on-campus classes. Each session features courses on a broad range of subjects, including allied health, business, communications, English, mathematics, public service, science and the trades. Courses are offered at each of the College’s nine campuses, with three locations in Delaware County and six in Chester County.
Fall—Full term semester, courses run August 29-December 11. The last day to register is August 24.
Fall Accelerated 1—Courses run August 29-October 16. The last day to register is August 24.
Fall 2—Courses begin September 19 and end December 11. Not as fast-paced as fall accelerated 1 and 2, this option gives students a chance to get started on their education without waiting until spring. The last day to register is September 16.
Fall Accelerated 2—Courses run October 20-December 11. The last day to register is October 19.
Winter Online—A fully online session that gives students a chance to earn credits between semesters. These intensive, five-week classes are offered entirely online and run from December 12-January 13. Registration is open from August 23 to December 9.
Late Registration—On August 24, the College will host late registration for fall courses. On this day, new applicants must complete registration in person between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. at the Marple Campus (901 S. Media Line Road, Media), Southeast Center (2000 Elmwood Avenue, Sharon Hill), Exton Center (906 & 912 Springdale Drive, Exton, PA) or the Pennocks Bridge Campus (280 Pennocks Bridge Road, West Grove). Returning students may register online through delaGATE, the College’s official student communications portal, no later than Wednesday, August 24. More information is available at .
Classes are filling quickly, so call 610-359-5050 or visit to find out more about course selection, placement testing, financial aid and other components of the admissions process.