Winter Intersession provides students with an ideal opportunity to complete a course during the extended winter break. Taking a course during Winter Intersession – without the heavy course load required during the fall or spring semester – helps students to narrow their focus and concentrate on a particular area or subject. Many UConn students have discovered the advantages of advancing their academic careers during the break between the fall and spring semester. In fact, more than 900 students enrolled in 63 courses offered at all six campuses in Winter Intersession 2002.

Completing a course during winter break helps students balance their coursework throughout the academic year. Winter Intersession classes can be a great way to keep on track for graduation and pick up a needed course to fulfill degree requirements. Undergraduate courses are scheduled at conveniently located campuses in Avery Point, Hartford, Stamford, Storrs, Torrington and Waterbury.

Students do not have to be formally matriculated at UConn to enroll in Winter Intersession courses. Access UConn, the non-degree study program, allows students to earn academic credits without being formally admitted to a UConn degree program. Students from other colleges and universities can also enroll in Winter Intersession courses and transfer the credit to their own institution.

Winter Intersession runs from January 2 through January 17, 2003. Students can choose from morning, afternoon, and evening classes. Scheduled in an intensive format, each class meets daily from Monday through Friday for 3.5 hours.

For a Winter Intersession catalog, please call 800-622-9908 or visit CCS at Winter Intersession.

Winter Intersession  January 2 – January 17, 2003