UT Martin plans three-week mini-term

The Messenger 03.06.09



“Maymester,” a special three-week mini-term, will be offered in May at the University of Tennessee at Martin.

The term will span May 11-29.

Each in-person class will meet daily Monday through Friday. The four standard course time slots for three-hour courses will be: 7:30-10:30 a.m., 10:45 a.m.-1:45 p.m., 2-5 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. The maximum load will be six semester hours.

Registration for the special term will begin March 30 and end at 5 p.m. May 11. Late registration will be available until 5 p.m. May 12, but a late registration fee will apply. The normal in-state tuition and fees of $221 per credit hour ($230 for online courses) will apply. Fee payments will be due by 5 p.m. May 12. Financial aid will be available to the same extent there is assistance available during the regular summer terms.

There will be several courses offered online or as an in-person/online hybrid. The Jackson, Parsons, Ripley and Selmer centers will offer courses during the “Maymester” in addition to the summer terms.

Book loans for the mini-term courses will be available on April 27 and Cooper Hall will be used for students who need to rent housing.

The mini-term will be followed by two five-week summer terms, the second of which will be devoted to offering almost exclusively online courses.

“Maymester” courses include Accounting 300, Accounting 441, Agriculture 295, Animal Science 110, Art 110, Biochemistry 411, Biology 391, Business Law 201, Communications 230, Communications 334, Communi-cations 399, Computer Science 201, Criminal Justice 300, Criminal Justice 411, Economics 201, Economics 311, Educational Psychology and Guidance 745, Educational Studies 450, English 401, English 425, English 496, Finance 301, Fine Arts 467, French 250, Geography 151, Geology 110 (4), Health 111, Health 220, Health 351, History 201, History 470, History 480, Human Learning 311, Information Systems 211/212/213 (one hour each), Information Systems 351, Japanese 111, Marketing 301, Microbiology 401, Music 112, Music 193, Nursing 411, Nursing 341, Nutrition 100, Philosophy 120, Physics 211, Political Science 210, Political Science 220, Political Science 353, Psychology 120, Psychology 310, Psychology 365, Social Work 200, Social Work 425, Sociology 302, Sociology 304, Sociology 305, Soil Science 430, Spanish 250, Special Education 300/500, Special Education 440/640, Teacher Education 303, Teacher Education 450/650, Teacher Education 705, Theatre 110 and Zoology 326.

For more information, call (731) 881-7050. For housing information, call 881-7730.

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