Reduced Summer Tuition for Undergraduate Students

Save Time and Money this Summer at AIC!

As a part of the College’s ongoing commitment to providing access to education and removing barriers, AIC is proud to announce a 50% tuition cost reduction* for undergraduate (courses numbered under 5000) summer courses!

Beginning summer 2024, undergraduate students may enroll for summer I and II sessions for only $445 per credit, down from the base rate of $890 per credit.

Need to catch up on coursework? Summer sessions are a great way to graduate on time and AIC’s new reduced tuition rate saves you time and money as you pursue your degree.

  • BIO1130: Environmental Biology
  • BIO1131: Environmental Biology Laboratory
  • BIO1200: Human Anatomy and Physiology I
  • BIO1201: Human Anatomy and Physiology I Laboratory
  • BIO1210: Human Anatomy and Physiology II
  • BIO1211: Human Anatomy and Physiology II Laboratory
  • BUS3000: Business Law
  • CHE1210: Chemistry for Nursing
  • CHE1211: Chemistry for Nursing Laboratory
  • COM3290: Great Directors
  • ENG1202: Analytical Writing
  • FIN2003: Managerial Finance
  • HST1510: U.S. History to 1877
  • IBS1400: Introduction to International Business
  • IBS1420: Diverse Cultures of the World
  • INT2100: Power, Identity and Privilege
  • INT2125: The Evolution of the Vampire
  • INT2400: The Hate U Give
  • MAT1430: Foundations of Statistics
  • MGT1400: Principles of Management
  • MKT1450: Principles of Marketing I
  • PHI1000: Intro to Critical Thinking
  • PHI1200: Introduction to Philosophy
  • PHY1050: Astronomy for the Liberal Arts
  • PHY1051: Astronomy for the Liberal Arts Laboratory
  • POL1400: Introduction to American Politics
  • PSY1200: Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY2450: Developmental Psychology
  • SOC1100: Introduction to Sociology
  • SOC1400: Social Problems

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*Special credit rate only available for courses with numeric codes under 5000 during Summer Sessions I and II in the undergraduate catalog.