Winter Session at Binghamton University
In 2005 Binghamton University conducted its first Winter Session. During that pilot program, a total of 14 classes were offered with an enrollment of 303. Of the 14 classes, four were offered through Distance Learning. Due to immense popularity among students, Winter Session has grown to a vibrant and important element in the University’s academic year. In 2009, 55 classes were offered, 39 through Distance Learning, with an enrollment of 1,025. Enrollment in Distance Learning classes was 807.
In 2007 and 2009 student and faculty evaluations were conducted to assess impressions of quality and satisfaction with the teaching and learning environment available through Winter Session. Evaluations were strong and suggestions for improvement were acted upon to further strengthen the quality, programming, and services provided. You may view the survey results at the links below.
Winter Session meets the educational needs and learning preferences of our students, New York State residents and nonresidents alike. With this report I extend my appreciation to the dedicated professionals who made this Binghamton success story possible.
Winter Session is a special term offering students an opportunity to take classes during the month of January. It is conducted as a separate term and is not considered part of spring or fall academic semesters.
Winter Session 2010 offers over 90 Undergraduate, Graduate and Internship Programs. Courses are regular Binghamton University courses. Classes are offered in a condensed format and are generally completed between Monday, January 4, 2010 and Friday, January 22, 2010.
Location
Courses are held at the Binghamton University campus, the University Downtown Center, and online via Blackboard (Distance Learning courses).
Registration
The registration period for the 2010 Winter Session is November 16, 2009 through January 5, 2010.
Late registration for the 2010 Winter Session occurs after January 5, 2010 and requires written permission from the Advising Office of the school in which the student is matriculated.
Students may register for a maximum load of four credit hours during the 2010 Winter Session.
Winter Session Tuition and Fees
2010 Winter Session Tuition and Fees |
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| NYS Resident | Non-Resident | |
| Undergraduate | $207.00 per credit hour | $536.00 per credit hour |
| Graduate | $349.00 per credit hour | $552.00 per credit hour |
| MBA Program | $359.00 per credit hour | $573.00 per credit hour |
| Winter Comprehensive Fee | $10.00 per credit hour | |
Winter Session Billing Information
Student Accounts
P.O.Box 6003
Binghamton, NY 13902-6003
Phone: 607-777-2702
Fax: 607-777-2053
Office Hours: 9:30am - 4:00pm | Summer Hours 9:00am - 3:30pm
Binghamton University Billing Procedures: http://studentaccounts.binghamton.edu/paypro.htm
About Binghamton University
Only a distinguished university faculty like Binghamton's can offer such a range of high quality traditional and distance education courses. Located in New York's Southern Tier, Binghamton is one of four university centers in the nation's largest public system of higher education. During the regular academic year, Binghamton enrolls more than 14,000 students in programs leading to bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.
