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New York University’s Winter Session 2009 allows students more flexibility and new scheduling options. Both NYU students and visiting (non-NYU) students have the opportunity to enroll in one or two courses during winter break. During this time, students can take advantage of intensive study at one of the foremost research and teaching universities in the United States as well has have a chance to enjoy New York City during a bustling and exciting time of year.
Oftentimes the fall and spring semesters can be overly hectic for students – a full-time course load, student club responsibilities, work, internship commitments, and social obligations. This busy time forces students to focus mainly on their academic progress which doesn’t always allow freedom to explore a new interest or take advantage of the many cultural resources that originally drew them to New York City. Winter Session provides an array of courses enabling students to earn academic credit (major, minor, or elective) in courses that are in high –demand, to accelerate degree completion and to concentrate on personal interests.
Session Dates: January 5 -16, 2009
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» Check back for updated 2009 course listings or see last year’s courses to get an idea of what’s in store.
» Visit the Summer Sessions Website to see over 1000 courses that are offered to both NYU and non-NYU students during the summer.