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Winter Session

winter session wording with snow backgroundDelgado Community College is joining a growing number of American colleges and universities providing opportunities for intensive study between fall and spring terms. Delgado's Winter Intersession is designed to provide students with a wide range of educational opportunities to concentrate on a single area of study or master a skill, enrich study beyond the normal curriculum, lighten fall or spring semester academic loads, accelerate academic progress, or remain on schedule for graduation.

Prospective students must understand that Winter Intersession course content and rigor are comparable to those of other semesters and that the short term requires intensive study. 

2020 -2021 Winter Session Calendar
    • October 26th - Registration Begins
    • December 4 - Financial Aid Deadline - all documents must be submitted to be considered for financial aid for Winter Session 
    • December 11 - 12 noon - Last day to register / Payment deadline at 4 p.m. 
      • Classes with Less Than 7 Students May Be Cancelled

    • December 14 - Classes begin / Deadline for 100% tuition adjustment / Bookstore credit available for those who qualify
    • December 16 - Census Day / Deadline for 50% tuition adjustments / Final day for dropping courses without a “W” / Bookstore credit ends
    • December 24 - January 3 - No classes
    • January 5 - Last day to drop courses with a “W”
    • January 7 - Last day to reinstate a course by 4:30 p.m.
    • January 11 - Last day of class
    • January 12 - Final Exams
    • January 13 - Final grades due at 4:30 p.m.
Winter Session Courses

Online

CRN SUBJ CRSE SECTION TITLE
40028 ADOT 131 W01 Photo Editing For Windows
40022 ARCH 180 W01 History & Theory of Arch
40032 BIOL 101 W01 Gen Biol I (Non-Sci Majors)
40069 BIOL 101 W02 Gen Biol I (Non-Sci Majors)
40036 BIOL 114 W01 Nutrition
40004 BIOL 141 W01 General Biology I (Sci Majors)
40029 BIOL 143 W01 General Biology I Lab (Sci Maj
40063 BIOL 143 W02 General Biology I Lab (Sci Maj
40006 BIOL 161 W01 Intro Anatomy & Physiology
40030 BIOL 163 W01 Intro Anatomy & Physiology Lab
40074 BIOL 163 W02 Intro Anatomy & Physiology Lab
40035 BIOL 211 W01 Microbiology: Human Pathogens
40002 BIOL 251 W01 Human Anatomy & Physiology I
40064 BIOL 251 W02 Human Anatomy & Physiology I
40033 BIOL 252 W01 Human Anatomy & Physiology II
40065 BIOL 252 W02 Human Anatomy & Physiology II
40031 BIOL 253 W01 Human A & P I Laboratory
40058 BIOL 253 W02 Human A & P I Laboratory
40066 BIOL 253 W03 Human A & P I Laboratory
40034 BIOL 254 W01 Human A & P II Laboratory
40067 BIOL 254 W02 Human A & P II Laboratory
40026 BUSG 102 W01 Customer Service
40008 BUSG 115 W01 Starting a New Business
40056 BUSG 125 W01 Personal Finance
40009 BUSG 129 W01 Introduction to Business
40010 BUSG 224 W01 Business Computer Applications
40027 BUSG 240 W01 Business Communications
40047 CADD 201 W01 Introduction to CADD
40046 CADD 212 W01 Architectural Apps in CADD
40042 CHEM 101 W01 Chemistry I (non-science majr)
40070 CHEM 141 W01 Chemistry I (Science Majors)
40071 CHEM 143 W01 Chemistry I Lab (Science Majr)
40043 CMIN 204 W01 Fund of Info Tech & Systems
40044 CMIN 244 W01 Intro to Information Security
40045 CMIN 246 1I1 Intro to Info Assurance
40039 CRJU 105 W01 Intro. to Criminal Justice
40057 ENGL 101 W01 English Composition I
40005 ENGL 102 W01 English Composition II
40059 ENGL 102 W02 English Composition II
40013 FNAR 121 W01 Introduction to Visual Arts
40051 HESC 102 W01 First Aid
40050 HESC 111 W01 Medical Terminology
40049 HESC 116 W01 Dosage Calcu.: Allied Health
40017 HIST 205 W01 American History I
40016 HUMA 211 W01 Humanities I
40014 MANG 201 W01 Principles of Management
40037 MATH 097 W01 Intensive Intermediate Algebra
40061 MATH 097 W02 Intensive Intermediate Algebra
40018 MATH 120 W01 Contemporary Math
40072 MATH 120 W02 Contemporary Math
40019 MATH 130 W01 College Algebra
40073 MATH 130 W02 College Algebra
40048 MATH 133 W01 Intensive College Algebra
40020 MATH 203 W01 Introductory Statistics
40062 MATH 203 W02 Introductory Statistics
40038 PHIL 101 W01 Introduction to Philosophy
40011 PHIL 175 W01 Introduction to Ethics
40025 PHYE 230 W01 Sport in Society
40015 PSYC 127 W01 Introduction to Psychology
40041 SCIE 111 W01 Intro: Astronomy/Solar System
40060 SOCI 151 W01 Introduction to Sociology
40040 THEA 101 W01 Intro to Theatre
City Park
CRN SUBJECT CRSE SECTION TITLE STARTTIME ENDTIME BLDG ROOM CLSDAYS
40021 MATH 097 101 Intensive Intermediate Algebra 09:00 AM 01:50 PM FACP02 101E MTWRF
 Frequently Asked Questions?

Who is eligible to enroll in a Winter Session?
Continuing and new students are encouraged to enroll in Delgado's Winter Session. New Students must apply to the Winter Session. 

Is a payment plan available for Winter Session?
Yes.  We offer a payment plan that will allow you to split your Winter Session balance into 2 installments. The first payment is due upon enrollment along with a non-refundable enrollment fee of $30.  The final payment is due on January 1.

Can I use financial aid for Winter Session?
If you are taking Winter Session courses at Delgado, you may qualify for financial aid. Winter Session Financial aid will be part of your Fall Financial Aid award. If you received financial aid for 12 or more credit hours in the Fall Payment Period at Delgado or ANOTHER institution you will NOT have financial aid available for Winter Session. All financial aid documents must be submitted by December 4th.

How many courses may I take during Winter Session?
A typical full Winter Session course load is one course. However, you may take a science course and its associated one hour lab course for example BIOL 141 General Biology I (3 Credit Hours) and BIOL 143 General Biology I Lab (1 Credit Hour). 

Will any academic support services be available during the Winter Session?
Unfortunately, the tutoring facilities are closed during the Winter Session for regular maintenance and improvements.

How can I earn the same number of credits in three weeks that usually take 16?
Intersession courses are compressed. That means that you will master the same content that usually takes much longer.  An intersession course is a serious commitment for a student. Students should expect to spend several hours a day on intersession coursework, and must adhere strictly to deadlines and timetables for completion of assignments and assessments. In a three week session, there is no time to catch up if you get behind.

When will my grades be made available?
January 13 - Final grades due at 4:30 p.m.

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