Back to Class! — Mount Allison Moncton classes start Aug. 27
2007-08-03 14:06:00
SACKVILLE, NB — Mount Allison University’s department of continuous learning is offering a wonderful array of for-credit courses in Moncton this year at the Moncton Public Library on Main Street and the YWCA on Highfield Street, starting August 27. Whether you are working towards your degree or taking a class just for fun, there is something for you, including anthropology, chemistry, French, and psychology, just to name a few.
Heather Patterson, Mount Allison’s director of continuous learning, says, “We’re excited to offer a variety of courses in Moncton, in two fabulous locations. We’ve got a great line-up and a number of other programs planned for this year in Moncton to complement our course offerings. It’s a great time to head back to class at Mount A!”
Courses are offered three times throughout the year — the fall semester, which starts August 27, the winter session, which begins in January, and spring classes that begin in May. Many classes are taught during the evening to accommodate busy schedules. Tuition is $672 for a three-credit course, $1,344 for a full-year course and senior citizens over the age of 65 can take courses free of charge! Financial aid is available for eligible students.
Mount Allison also offers a variety of classes in the day and evening at the Sackville campus, through correspondence, and in the Miramichi, in partnership with the University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University. Contact Heather Patterson, director of continuous learning, Mount Allison University at 364-2266 (cont_learning@mta.ca) to register or visit www.mta.ca/conted for a full list of classes and more information.
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