Earn College Credit In 8-Weeks! JCC Late Session Classes Begin October 23
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Earn College Credit In 8-Weeks! JCC Late Session Classes Begin October 23

Published: September 18, 2023

Registration is ongoing for Jefferson Community College (JCC) late session, 8-week courses, beginning October 23, 2023. Jefferson offers the flexibility of online courses in a variety of formats as well as in-person classes held on JCC’s campus and Fort Drum making it easier than ever to tailor schedules according to the students’ needs and learning styles. Anyone may take an 8-week class at JCC. Late session wraps up by December 14, 2023.  

Students enrolled in an online course will have the opportunity to navigate and explore the online learning structure one week prior to the start date of class. 

New/transfer students should contact Enrollment Services at JCC at (315) 786-2437 for assistance. Active duty military should contact the JCC office at Fort Drum, 315-786-6566, for assistance. Current JCC students should register online through MyJCC. 

For more information including a late session course listing, visit www.sunyjefferson.edu/fall. 

Students are no longer required to show proof of Covid-19 vaccination when registering for a face-to-face class.

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Pamela Dixon

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Public Relations Department, Jefferson Community College, (315) 786-2392, Email Public Relations

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