Winter Session Registration Continues
12/06/2016
Winter break is right around the corner, and SUNY Cortland students are looking forward to spending time with family, sleeping late and binging on Netflix without worrying about papers or tests.
At least for the first two weeks.
During that long, dreary stretch in January before the spring semester begins, SUNY Cortland students have an opportunity to do a lot more with their break by participating in Winter Session.
With classes offered both online and on campus, ambitious students can earn up to five credits in just two weeks.
Courses offered include both introductory-level and advanced classes. Topics range from medical anthropology and modern art to finance and fantasy sports. A full list of courses is available online.
Registration is now open and students are urged to sign up soon before popular programs fill up. Interested students should visit the Winter Session webpage for more information.
Winter Session 2017 Dates
Registration period: Now through Jan. 4
First day of classes: Wednesday, Jan. 4
Last day of classes: Wednesday, Jan. 18
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