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2015-16 online courses offered Dec. 21-Jan. 15

The U. of I. will again offer four-week online courses during winter break this year. Winter Session 2015-16 will run Dec. 21 through Jan. 15. The courses offer an opportunity for undergraduate degree-seeking students to take an active role in their education, learn time management, set goals and meet them as they work toward degree completion. Illinois faculty members teach the courses that are offered to U. of I. undergraduate students at the Urbana campus and nondegree students at other institutions.

Students may enroll in one class during the Winter Session, and should contact their college office with questions. Financial aid is generally not available for Winter Session.

For more information and a list of available courses, visit the Winter Session website.

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