Overview
For the 2020-2021 academic year, Wagner College will offer an online Winter Session for undergraduate
students. Students will have the option to take one course for no additional cost. The Winter Session will
start Monday, December 14 and end Wednesday, January 13. There will be a short break in the class from
Thursday, December 24 to Sunday, January 3. The full 2020-21 Academic Calendar is available at this link.
Are all Winter Session courses online only?
Yes, for the 2020-2021 Winter Session, all classes will be online only.
When can a student register for a Winter Session course?
Registration for Winter Session classes will take place at the same time as spring registration.
Will classes be synchronous or asynchronous?
Each professor will decide whether their course is offered synchronously or asynchronous. Synchronous
courses will have a time listed when the student registers. Asynchronous courses will have no time listed.
How many courses can a student take during Winter Session?
One.
Are students required to take a Winter Session course?
No, taking a course during Winter Session is optional.
How will students be billed for the Winter Session course?
The Winter Session class will be free to full-time undergraduate students for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Can students who are part time or not enrolled at Wagner College take a course?
Yes, part-time students or outside students may enroll in a Winter Session course at $3,150 for the course.
Will graduate-level courses be offered?
No, not for the 2020-2021 academic year.
What if a student takes more than 10 units during the academic year?
Students may take a total of 10 courses this year for their normal tuition, provided that one of those units is
the free Winter Session course. If a student takes 10 units during only the Fall and Spring semesters (e.g. 4 in
the Fall Semester, 0 in the Winter Session, 6 in the Spring Semester) or exceeds 10 units total, they will be
billed for the additional course(s).
Published: October 14, 2020