Campbellsville University breaks its record for summer school enrollment


Campbellsville University has broken its record for summer school enrollment.

The 4,120 total credit hours being taken exceeds the 4,094 hours recorded in 2012.

Donna Hedgepath, vice president for academic affairs, said, “We love to see students take advantage of summer school. Not only do they save money, but they also have the unique opportunity to experience more one-on-one attention from our talented faculty.”

Summer classes are generally smaller and tuition is discounted.

 Michael Carter
Michael Carter

Michael V. Carter, president of Campbellsville University, said the university’s momentum is strong with the addition of new faculty and staff. A new gym will house the men’s and women’s wrestling programs.

As he begins his 17th year as president, Carter said the university is growing and has plans for the future with Vision 2025 as the guide. The tenets of the plan include enhancing the integration of faith and learning across the curriculum, preparing students for a rapidly changing world through innovative curricula, providing excellent academic, student life and athletic facilities, promoting teaching scholarships and community learning across the campus, centers and programs and continuing to prepare Christian servant leaders as the university increases its size to approximately 5,000 students.

Day classes for the fall semester 2015 begin Tuesday, Aug. 25. Evening classes, those beginning at 5:15 p.m. and later, begin Monday, Aug. 24. Anyone interested in registering should contact the Office of Admissions at 270-789-5220 or admissions@campbellsville.edu.

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From Campbellsville University


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