Brooklyn College Academic Calendar Summer 2024
As a former student of Brooklyn College, I always found it helpful to plan ahead and stay organized when it came to my academic schedule. That’s why I wanted to share some important information about the Brooklyn College Academic Calendar for Summer 2024.
Important Dates to Remember
The Brooklyn College Summer Session will run from May 29th to August 3rd, 2024. During this time, there will be a number of important dates to keep in mind:
- May 29th: Summer Session 1 begins
- June 5th: Last day to add/drop Summer Session 1 courses
- July 4th: Independence Day (College closed)
- July 5th: Summer Session 2 begins
- July 12th: Last day to add/drop Summer Session 2 courses
- August 3rd: Last day of Summer Session 2
Events and Festivals
One of the great things about attending Brooklyn College in the summer is that there are always plenty of events and festivals happening on and around campus. Here are just a few of the highlights for Summer 2024:
- Brooklyn College Summer Arts Festival: This annual festival showcases the talents of Brooklyn College students and alumni in a variety of disciplines, including music, theater, dance, and more. Dates and times for the 2024 festival have not yet been announced.
- Brooklyn Book Festival: Held in September, the Brooklyn Book Festival is one of the largest literary events in the country, attracting thousands of visitors each year. Brooklyn College is a proud partner of the festival, and many of our faculty and alumni participate in panels and readings.
- Brooklyn Flea: This popular outdoor market features dozens of vendors selling vintage and handmade goods, as well as food and drink. The Brooklyn Flea takes place every Sunday from April through October, just a short subway ride from campus.
Q&A
Q: When can I register for Summer Session courses?
A: Registration for Summer Session courses typically opens in early March. Check the Brooklyn College website for specific dates and deadlines.
Q: Can I take courses at other CUNY schools during the summer?
A: Yes! Many CUNY schools offer summer courses that are open to students from other campuses. Just be sure to check with your academic advisor to make sure the courses will transfer back to Brooklyn College.
Q: What if I need to drop a course during the summer?
A: The deadline to drop a course without receiving a grade is typically in early June for Summer Session 1 and mid-July for Summer Session 2. After that, you may be able to withdraw from the course with a W grade, but this will depend on the specific course and your circumstances. Be sure to speak with your academic advisor if you’re considering dropping a course.
Conclusion
Overall, the Brooklyn College Academic Calendar for Summer 2024 is packed full of exciting opportunities for students to learn, grow, and have fun. Whether you’re taking summer courses, participating in an internship, or just enjoying all that Brooklyn has to offer, be sure to stay organized and make the most of your time on campus.