Spring/Summer Classes Start
May 19 (Spring) and June 16 (Summer)
Get Started at Macomb Now!Ready to shape your future this summer?
Whether you’re a new student, a returning one or just exploring your college options, Macomb Community College offers a flexible and affordable way to get started.
It’s the perfect time to make the most of your summer!
Why Choose Macomb’s Spring/Summer Classes
Affordable Tuition: Save money by paying a fraction of what you'd spend at a four-year school.
Flexible Scheduling: With online and on-campus options, we provide the flexibility to fit education into your life. Choose from four, six, eight or 12-week week formats.
Boost Your Progress: Get ahead by earning credits, catching up or starting your journey toward a certificate or degree.
Classes fill up fast, so don't wait! Get started today.
Questions? Ask Admissions or call 586.445.7999, select Admissions
Start your summer learning journey now at Macomb Community College and prepare for your future!
FAQ
Choose between four, six, eight and 12-week formats, with start dates in May and June. Shorter sessions get you back to summer fun sooner!
Yes! Although some resources have reduced hours, the library, career services, advising the Academic Success Center and more are available to support your success.
No, the cafeterias are closed during the spring and summer semesters. However, you can still grab a bite at our self-service Market Twenty 4 Seven located in the Student Centers at South and Center campuses. It offers a variety of prepackaged sandwiches, snacks, and hot and cold beverages. Additionally, vending machines are available throughout the campuses for your convenience.
Absolutely! If you’re attending another college or university, we make it easy for Guest Students to pick up a class or two during the summer break.
Registration for spring and summer classes opens in March, following the release of the Schedule of Classes, and continues until each class begins. You can also register for fall and winter semesters at the same time, with no tuition payments required until just before the start of each semester.