If you’re behind schedule for graduating, want to lighten your spring class load or are just looking to broaden your intellectual horizons, taking classes over winter break might be a good option for you.

There are several classes being offered this winter term from various departments, such as Communications, Political Science, Music and even Psychology and Religion.

Taking classes over the winter term allows students to take an additional three credit hours between the fall and spring semesters. These classes are entirely online and cost $320 per credit hour.

Most of the classes offered during the winter term are 3 credit hours, however there are two one-credit hour options available, MUAP 207 Applied Instructional Organization and PSYCH 199 Minicourse: Symptoms of Child Abuse. 

The other classes offered are outlined on the flyer below:

Winter 2021 term flyer V3

Dr. Shannon Cuff, Provost of Adult, Online and Graduate Education, had this to say about the winter term, “The courses we feature in the Winter Term are of great interest to students and are taught by highly qualified and engaging faculty.”

So if you’re looking for a quick way to fit in more classes, winter term might just be the solution for you. You can register for winter term classes through MyDrury or with your academic advisor.