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On-line registration for the Fall II Term at Essex County College is underway. The College’s Fall II Semester starts Thursday, September 23, 2021.
In-person registration will be held September 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, and 22. Fall II classes run through December 20, 2021.
The College follows all CDC recommended safety guidelines including wearing a mask and social distancing while on campus.
A majority of the classes will be held on campus. There will also be virtual on Zoom, hybrid (a mix of virtual and Zoom sessions), and independent online classes offered.
The College is requiring all students taking classes on campus, as well as faculty and staff, to be vaccinated against COVID unless they receive an exemption.
“Fall II classes offer the same high-quality, affordable academic programs as the more traditional Fall I semester. The College has more than 50 Associate degree programs and Academic Certificates in a wide range of disciplines. Essex graduates transfer as juniors to many New Jersey colleges and universities, as well as top schools around the country. Register early to get the classes you want,” said Dr. Alvin Williams, Executive Dean of Faculty and Academics.
For more information please click on this link: https://www.essex.edu/registration/. Students may qualify for free tuition through the state Community College Opportunity Grant program. Go to https://www.essex.edu/tuitionfree/ to see how to qualify. Additional registration information is available through the College’s Welcome Center at 973-877-4477/3389.
“Essex County College offers a Fall II term as part of our policy of providing easier access to our academic programs for our residents despite the ongoing pandemic. Our many support services help students stay on track to graduate and realize their dreams. Essex County College has all you need to succeed,” said ECC Interim President Dr. Augustine A. Boakye.
Essex County College is fully accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, with open access to everyone.
