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Winter Session Admission
Undergraduate Admission
PLEASE NOTE: A student who wishes to apply for Winter Session and already has a baccalaureate degree must apply as a Graduate student.
Currently enrolled Binghamton University students and students who have already been admitted for the Spring 2010 term do not need to apply for admission to the Winter Session.
The following students do need to complete the 2010 Winter Session Admission Form and be formally admitted or readmitted before they can register for winter courses:
- Formerly enrolled (matriculated, degree-seeking) Binghamton University students who did not attend the University in the Fall of 2009 and who have not yet received a bachelor's degree. Persons in this category are readmitted to the Binghamton University school from which they most recently withdrew.
- Former Continuing Education (non-matriculated/non-degree) students who have not been enrolled for two or more major semesters.
- Undergraduate students from other colleges and universities who are not scheduled to receive a bachelor's degree in Fall 2009.
- High school graduates not enrolled in any college or university. Students who have graduated from high school in Spring of 2009 may apply as Continuing Education (non-degree) students for the 2010 Winter Session. However, they may not continue in attendance for the Spring semester unless admitted to a degree program at Binghamton.
Note: Persons in the last three categories are admitted to the Winter Session as Continuing Education students at Binghamton.
Graduate Admission
Binghamton University
PO Box 6000
Binghamton, New York 13902-6000
Phone: 607-777-2151
Email: gradad@binghamton.edu
Web: http://gradschool.binghamton.edu
Both matriculated and Continuing Education (non-degree) students already enrolled at Binghamton may take courses during the Winter Session.
For individuals who are not currently enrolled, the admission process must be completed prior to enrolling for the Winter Session.
Continuing Education Status: To apply for the 2009 Winter Session as a Continuing Education (non-degree) graduate student, use the Graduate School's on-line Continuing Education application found at: http://www2.binghamton.edu/grad-school/prospective-students/how-to-apply/apply-now.html. The application fee for Continuing Education (non-degree) admission is $25. The Continuing Education application is very short and is completed on-line; applicants must also submit of a copy of a transcript that verifies conferral of the undergraduate degree. Admission is automatic and normally takes two to three days.
Degree Status: In order to be admitted for a degree program, the degree application process must be completed for the Spring 2010 semester. A $60 fee is required for application to a graduate degree program. Applicants who are admitted for the Spring 2010 semester may register for classes during the 2010 Winter Session. Details on the graduate degree admission process can be found at: https://buonline.binghamton.edu/banner/bwskalog.p_disploginnew.
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
Tel:# 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
