Whether you are a full-time Ithaca College student, an Alumnx, or a Community Member, there's something for everyone at Ithaca College over the winter session.
Current Full-Time Ithaca College Students
Take the next steps to achieve your learning goals during Winter Session 2025. Gain extra credits (fulfill those ICC, major, or minor requirements), improve your GPA, or complete your degree. Earn credits online in an intensive two-week course from the warmth of your home ... all for $625 per credit. Or, expand your worldview with an international immersion experience as part of a short-term study abroad program. Learn more here.
IMPORTANT DROP DEADLINE - January 03, 2025 (by 5 p.m.) is the DROP DEADLINE for Winter Session 2025. You must drop your course by that time or you will be charged for your course. Drop your winter session course as you would your fall/spring courses.
Since winter session courses are run in a condensed, three-week format, the add/drop date is very early. Students must complete the Registrar’s process for dropping courses if they want to drop at the end of the first day. Please understand that withdrawing is NOT the same as dropping.
Non-Ithaca College Students (Non-Degree or Extramural)
Ithaca College invites individuals to enroll on a non-degree (extramural) basis in our undergraduate and graduate courses. Whatever your circumstances or educational goals, extramural study at Ithaca College can be an important step forward into a new future and a new you. Learn more here.
- Application Opens - October 21, 2024
- December 4, 2024 – EXMU Registration Application Closes by Noon
- Winter 2025 IC Employee Tuition Remission Application Closes - December 15, 2024
- Winter 2025 EXMU Last Day to Add - December 16, 2024 (for submitted applications)
- Winter 2025 EXMU Last Day to Drop - December 19, 2024 (for submitted applications with OES assistance)
- ALL Student Drop Date (Matriculated and EXMU without OES assistance) - January 03, 2025
Audit
Auditing is not available during our winter and summer sessions.
However, for the fall and spring semesters auditing is a great way for you to attend classes without receiving college credit. The notation "AU" will appear on your transcript. Since no credit is earned, the course cannot be transferred to another college. You may audit a class if space is available and the instructor gives permission. The Roy H. Park School of Communications requires that you obtain departmental approval to audit lab or production courses. Graduate-level music workshops may be taken during the summer on a noncredit basis at a reduced rate.