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You can register for a Winter Session course starting on October 2, 2022 (at 9:30 p.m.) up until December 27, 2022.
Yes, online courses are indicated as such in the "Comments" section of the course listed in the course schedule.
Yes, attendance is mandatory, unless otherwise noted by the course instructor.
Yes. You are allowed to register for one course or up to 4 credits.
Yes, if you are eligible. Please submit the Winter Aid Application to Student Financial Aid Services.
If you choose to defer your Winter Session bill, it must be paid at the same time your Spring 2023 payment is due. Failure to pay will result in the cancelation of your Spring 2023 courses. For more information about billing, please visit the Bursar's webpage or call the Bursar Office at (973) 596-2877.
Students who wish to audit a course must state their intention to do so at the time of registration. Change in auditing status is not permitted once the term has begun. Auditing students are required to pay full tuition and fees for the course. Audited courses are not counted in determining full-time status. Students on probation are not permitted to audit.
If you do not drop the course before the add/drop deadline of December 27, 2022, you will be charged tuition and fees or a percentage of the tuition and fees, depending on the date you drop the course. Click on important dates for more information.
Students will receive a refund if they drop the course before December 27, 2022 - the Winter Session registration deadline. A 90% refund will be issued if the course is dropped on or before December 31, 2022. Click on important dates for more information.
If you withdraw from a class on or before the withdrawal deadline of January 4, 2023, you will receive a “W”. Withdrawals after the withdrawal deadline will receive a grade of "F". For more information, please refer to the Winter Session Academic Calendar.
Students can obtain class information by logging on to Moodle, Highlander Pipeline, or by contacting the assigned course instructor.
Final grades will be posted on Moodle and/or Highlander Pipeline. Visiting/non-matriculated students can request a transcript from the Registrar Office after final grades become available.
Yes, residence halls will remain open for current NJIT resident students. No winter housing is available for visiting/non-matriculated students.
Click here for a list of Winter Session courses offered for Winter Session 2022-2023.
- When students take a course for the second time, the second grade will replace the first. (i.e. HUM 101)
- If students have taken a course multiple times, they should contact the Registrar Office.
If you are a current NJIT student interested in taking a class during winter break, please contact your academic advisor. If you're interested in taking a winter session course as a visiting/non-matriculated student, please contact Ms. Shannon O'Brien at sobrien@njit.edu or (973) 596-3312. Please note that all administrative offices on campus will be closed during winter break. You can also register for a one-on-one Winter Session Appointment here
You should contact Public Safety in case of an emergency at (973) 596-3111 or dial 911.
Payment is due on Wednesday, December 21, 2022.
Tuition and fees differ for the winter session. Please review detailed tuition and fee information here.
There is no need to register your vehicle for on-campus parking during winter break. You may use your existing NJIT Photo Identification Card to access most parking lot gates. Non-NJIT students can access the Parking Deck (located at 154 Summit Street) by using the intercom button which is located on the card access panel.