Offering a variety of courses online, winter session is a great way to catch up on credits and get closer to your degree.

Dates

4-week online: December 15, 2018 - January 18, 2019

Online courses at Marist are conducted through iLearn, a web-based collaborative learning portal.

Orientation

All students taking an online course through the School of Professional Programs are required to complete an iLearn orientation. Be sure to refer to your Online Student Welcome Kit for additional information.

Registration

Registration will open in November and is concurrent with the spring registration schedule.  There is a deposit fee of $100 with all registrations.  Any registrations after the deadline will require full tuition payment at the time of registration.

Select your student type from the following list and follow the instructions:

• Non-Degree / Visiting Undergraduate Students:  Please follow the instructions for the Non-Degree / Visiting Undergraduate Application
• Currently enrolled Marist students: Winter session is a great way to catch up on credits.  You can register through the myMarist portal concurrent with Spring registration.  Instructions on how to register can be found on the Office of the Registrar website.

For Questions

For general inquiries, contact the School of Professional Programs at 845-575 - 3202 or at DistanceLearning@marist.edu. 

Tuition Information

All students attending Marist Winter Session courses held online or on-ground pay the professional studies tuition rate of $700.00 per credit listed for the 2018-2019 academic year.  Tuition bills are due in early December.

Courses

• ANTH 101L721, Introduction to Physical Anthropology
• ART 220L721, History of Photography
• BUS 301N721, Human Resource Management
• BUS 320N721 , Financial Management
• COM 211L721, Fundamentals of Public Relations Theory & Practice
• COM 300L721, Mass Communication Law
• COM 350L721, Sex & The Media
• CRDV 100N721, Employment Practicum (1 credit)
• ECON 103L721, Principles of Microeconomics
• ECON 104L721, Principles of Macroeconomics
• ENG 220L721, Literature & Gender
• ENG 255L721, Introduction to Literature
• ENSC 101L721, Introduction to Environmental Issues
• HIST 220L721, History of NY: Empire State
• HLTH 225L721, Topics in Nutrition
• PHIL 200L721, Ethics
• PSYC 101L721, Introduction to Psychology
• REST 209L721, World Religions
• REST 335L721, Marriage & Family