Wvu First Day of Classes 2019 Funny Signs
In just 3 weeks you can earn up to 5 credits.
Don't miss your chance to lighten your spring load, fulfill your GEF requirements or the opportunity to diversify your transcript. Departmental approval is required.
Winter Intersession Details
Everything you need to know about the Online Winter Intersession.
Classes Begin December 20
- Last Day to Drop/Add December 22.
- After December 22 students will be charged 100% for the course.
- The last day to withdrawal with a "W" will be December 31, 2021.
Cost
- $381 Undergraduate; $574 Graduate, per credit hour.
- Billing will be attached to fall term and generated at time of registration.
- Problems or questions can be directed to the Office of Student Accounts at (304) 293-1988 (option 1).
Registration
Closed for 2021
Important Facts
- All Winter Intersession Courses are fully online.
- Due to the rigor and intensity of courses offered and the accelerated format, a student cannot take more than 5 credits or 2 classes.
- Typically students spend 20-40 hours per week completing coursework.
Eligibility
- Students who are taking additional courses to graduate early.
- Students taking under 18 credit hours in the Fall Semester.
- Students interested in improving their GPA.
- Students interested in learning a new subject or students looking to diversify their transcript.
- Dual Campus Students.
- Non-Degree Students (students not currently attending a WVU-campus).
* All interested individuals must contact Marie Pavlik for instructions for admission as a non-degree student.
Eligibility Restrictions
- Students who exceed 20 credit hours with the addition of their Winter Intersession course(s) will need their advisor to send an email to WVUWinter@mail.wvu.edu before they will be able to receive departmental approval (DA) to register.
- Students who exceed 21 credit hours with the addition of their Winter Intersession course(s) will need to email their advisor to complete a course overload petition. The petition will need to be signed by the advisor only and emailed to WVUWinter@mail.wvu.edu.
- Students are not permitted to take more than 5 credits, or 2 classes during the Winter Intersession.
- Dual campus students will need to complete the appropriate dual campus form. WVU Potomac State | WVU Tech
Mark Your Calendar
Important dates for the Online Winter Intersession.
Oct. 20, 2021
Registration opens.
Dec. 20, 2021
First day of the term.
Dec. 22, 2021
Last day to add/drop.
Dec. 24, 2021
Christmas Eve - no class.
Dec. 25, 2021
Chrismas Day - no class.
Dec. 31, 2021
Last day to withdrawal with a "W".
Jan. 1, 2022
New Year's Day - no class.
Jan. 6, 2022
Last day of class.
Jan. 7, 2022
Grades are due by noon.
Cost
Winter Intersession courses are available to any current WVU undergraduate, or visiting student for $381 per credit hour. A 3-credit hour course will cost $1,143.
The WVU graduate student cost is $574 per credit hour. A 3-credit hour course will cost $1,722.
Financial Aid
Students who register for Winter Intersession will automatically have their financial aid eligibility reviewed as part of their Fall Term aid package.
*Please note that financial aid eligibility is based upon your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and student qualifications. Enrolling in Winter Intersession courses could add a balance to your account. Students will need to speak with the Office of Financial Aid prior to the start of Winter classes.
The Office of Financial Aid can be reached directly at (304) 293-1988.
Support
For all areas of support, the first point of contact is the ITS Service Desk. Please visit it.wvu.edu/help, call (304) 293-4444 or email ITSHelp@mail.wvu.edu to create a ticket for your problem.
The ITS Service Desk will be open 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Service Desk will be closed on all weekends and will be closed in observance of University holidays on the following dates:
- Thursday, Dec. 23
- Friday, Dec. 24
- Monday, Dec. 27
- Thursday, Dec. 30
- Friday, Dec. 31
Take the next step
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- Select Fall 2021 Term,
- Select WVU Winter Course in Campus section, and
- Click on Class Search button to pull course options.
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Testimonials
See what previous Online Winter Intersession students say about their experience.
Elisha Oszust
McMechen, WV
Child Development and Family Studies
"I loved being able to earn three credit hours in just three weeks compared to the six months. The suggested calendar of assignments was very beneficial to help stay on track. The professor was very supportive by providing feedback and announcement videos. Help was always a click away!"
Alex Tennent
WVU Tech
Business Management
"Assignments are given upfront, so you could work ahead of schedule. I can now graduate on time in the spring."
Abdullah Alibrahim
Saudi Arabia
Finance
"Taking a class in winter is easy and fun. I also enjoyed the smaller class size."
Alicia Soliz
Tinley Park, IL
Criminology
"I enjoyed how easy it was to access the class, get through the class, the size of the class, and the professor!"
Dana Mace
Pittsburgh, PA
Finance and Economics
"As an out-of-state student, winter courses are much more affordable than summer. They also do not interfere with a summer internship. They are a great way to get a class out of the way during your free time over winter break."
Aidan Page
Saint Albans, WV
Economics
"I liked how easy the course was to follow. Make sure you read everything and write down due dates."
Source: https://winter.wvu.edu/
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