Winter Session

Why Winter Session?

Picture this: You’re sitting in front of the fire, snow is falling outside your window, and you’re sipping on a piping cup of hot chocolate, all while getting ahead on your degree. Marist’s Winter Sessions allow you to continue learning in an online format throughout your winter break, to help you stay on track with your degree, save money on your courses, and offer you the flexibility you need to enhance your Marist experience. Add/Drop for Winter Session 1 continues from December 8 through December 16, 2020.

Registration for Winter Session 2 opens December 8 and is available through December 22, 2020. 

 

Save money.

Save up to 31.5% on your tuition by enrolling in a Winter Session course, which are priced at $500 per credit and $1500 per course, as opposed to the usual $730 per credit and $2,190 per course. Not only are these courses discounted, but taking winter Winter Session courses can also accelerate your academic experience, saving you money in the long run.

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Save money.

Save up to 31.5% on your tuition by enrolling in a Winter Session course, which are priced at $500 per credit and $1500 per course, as opposed to the usual $730 per credit and $2,190 per course. Not only are these courses discounted, but taking winter Winter Session courses can also accelerate your academic experience, saving you money in the long run.

Register Today
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Get ahead.

By taking advantage of Winter Session courses, it gives you the opportunity to accelerate your academic career. By completing your undergraduate studies faster, it can ultimately save you money and enable you to enter your desired field ahead of schedule.

Register Today

Get ahead.

By taking advantage of Winter Session courses, it gives you the opportunity to accelerate your academic career. By completing your undergraduate studies faster, it can ultimately save you money and enable you to enter your desired field ahead of schedule.

Register Today

Enhance your Marist experience.

Interested in fitting more experiences into your four years at Marist? Taking Winter Session courses is a great way to free up space in your schedule to incorporate new things! Now you'll have the opportunity to do things like:

  • Add a second major
  • Add a minor or concentration
  • Register for that fun elective you've had your eye on
  • Take on another internship
  • Study abroad

Register Today
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Enhance your Marist experience.

Interested in fitting more experiences into your four years at Marist? Taking Winter Session courses is a great way to free up space in your schedule to incorporate new things! Now you'll have the opportunity to do things like:

  • Add a second major
  • Add a minor or concentration
  • Register for that fun elective you've had your eye on
  • Take on another internship
  • Study abroad

Register Today

Available Winter Session Courses

The 2020-2021 Winter Session runs in 2 sessions. Session 1 from December 12, 2020 - January 15, 2021, and a NEW Session 2 from January 2 - January 29, 2021.  

Registration for our NEW Session 2 opens Tuesday, December 8 at 9:00 AM and will be open every day until it closes on Tuesday, December 22. 

NEW Session 2: January 2 - January 29, 2021
Registration: December 8 - December 22, 2020

Course ID Course Name Instructor
CMPT  103L723 Technology for the 21st Century Cathy Martensen
COM 325L723 Intercultural Communication Stacie Biancardi
HIST 220L723 History of NY: Empire State Lucien Mott
HLTH 225L723 Topics in Nutrition Mike Powers
MUS 242L723 Popular Music in America Michael Napolitano
PHIL 200L723 Ethics Sasha Biro
PSYC 202L723 Abnormal Psychology Janine Buxton
SOC 101L723 Introduction to Sociology Kim Mazza

 

Session 1: December 12, 2020 - January 15, 2021
Add/Drop Available: December 8 - December 16, 2020

Course ID Course Name Instructor
ACCT 204N721   Managerial Accounting Carol Friedman 
ACCT 330N721 Financial Statement Analysis John Finnigan
ANTH 101L721  Introduction to Physical Anthropology Kerry Dore
ART 220L721 History of Photography Wayne Lempka
BIOL 101L721 Topics in Biology Mike Mahoney
BUS 301N721 Human Resource Management William Brown
BUS 302N721 Organizational Behavior Ken Sloan 
BUS 320N721 Financial Management Kavous Ardalan 
BUS 340N721 Marketing Principles Ismay Czarniecki 
CMPT 103L721 Technology for the 21st Century Maureen Black 
CMPT 105N721 Excel (1 credit) Nisa Albert
COM 101L721 Public Presentations Jennifer Robinette
COM 211L721 Fundamentals of Public Relations Theory & Practice LoriBeth Greenan
COM 350L721 Sex & The Media Joanna D’Avanzo 
CRDV 100N721 Employment Practicum (1 credit) Rosa Emory
ECON 103L721 Principles of Microeconomics Della Sue
ECON 104L721 Principles of Macroeconomics Della Sue
ENG 220L721/722 Literature & Gender Stephen Mercier 
ENG 255L721/722 Introduction to Literature Lisa Neilson 
ENSC 101L721 Introduction to Environmental Issues Chris Bowser
ENSC 101L722 Introduction to Environmental Issues Anurag Sharma
FASH 100N721 Fashion Culture & Commerce Stephanie Conover
FASH 455N721 Global Merchandising Strategies Rebecca Brown 
HIST 220L721 History of NY: Empire State Thomas Hafer
HLTH 225L721 Topics in Nutrition Jennifer Cauthers
MATH 115L721 Calc. with Management Applications Theresa Powers 
MATH 130L721 Introduction to Statistics Joy Sebesta
PHIL 200L721 Ethics Sasha Biro
PSYC 101L721 Introduction to Psychology Tom Killian
REST 209L721 World Religions John McPhee
REST 335L721 Marriage & Family Karen Scialabba
SOC 101L721 Introduction to Sociology Susan Onderwyzer