Keep moving forward – take a summer class at County College of Morris
Balance Life and Learning from Any Address with Online, In-Person and Hybrid Options
RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP, NJ (Morris County) – County College of Morris (CCM) is inviting students to continue their educational journey as registration for Summer Session 2025 is now open. Whether learning from home, on vacation, or anywhere else, students can take summer classes at CCM 100% online, in-person at the Randolph campus, or in a hybrid format.
Choose from 275+ Course Offerings This Summer
Explore over 275 summer course offerings at titansdirect.ccm.edu, with options ranging from the arts, business, and humanities to healthcare, mathematics, and science. Students can choose from four session options tailored to fit their schedules:
- Early 5-Week: May 27 – June 30
- 10-Week: May 28 – August 5
- 7-Week: July 2 – August 19
- Late 5-Week: July 7 – August 8
Current CCM students and visiting students from other colleges can enroll immediately. However, new students who have not attended CCM must first apply for admission in order to register for summer courses.
Ranked among the top community colleges nationwide, CCM offers over 100 programs of study, including associate degrees, industry-recognized certificates, and professional development options. Summer courses provide an opportunity to earn college credits, allowing students to complete their degrees faster and accelerate their careers.
CCM is committed to keeping education affordable. Thanks to funding from the Morris County Board of County Commissioners, the college has managed to maintain low tuition rates, with only a modest 2.7% increase over the past two years.
CCM has received numerous accolades, including being ranked the #1 Best Community College in New Jersey by Salary Potential by Payscale and Best Community College in New Jersey by Best Accredited Colleges. Intelligent.com also recognized CCM as one of the Top 5 Best Community Colleges in the state and the Best for Transfer Students in New Jersey.
Looking Ahead to Fall 2025
Registration for the Fall Semester will begin on April 7. New students are encouraged to start their application early to help secure their preferred courses. Fall Semester classes will begin on August 28.
For those not pursuing a college-credit degree, CCM’s Center for Workforce Development offers non-credit certificates and apprenticeship programs designed to enhance career readiness with cutting-edge skills.
