Last Chance to Register for a Fall Semester Class at JCC, 8-Week Classes Begin October 19, 2026
Published: October 06, 2026
Register now to earn college credit and make progress toward your educational and career goals this fall. Jefferson Community College’s (JCC) fall late session, 8-week, classes begin October 19, 2026, and wrap up by December 11, 2026.
Enrolling in a late session course is a great opportunity to earn college credit within a short amount of time. Whether you need to stay on track toward your degree, get ahead on credits, complete a requirement or add coursework to support your career goals, an 8-week course can help you make the most of the semester. Late-session courses also gives students flexibility when their academic plans change during the semester, helping them stay on track while maintaining their financial aid eligibility. Courses are offered in a variety of formats, including in person on JCC’s Watertown campus, online with a variety of attendance options, and at Fort Drum. Technology assistance is available to students and anyone taking an online course will have the option to attend orientation and navigate through the course one week prior to the course start date.
Anyone may take a late session JCC course. A listing of Jefferson’s late session course offerings is available online.
To register for a late session class, new and transfer students should contact Enrollment Services at (315) 786-2437. Active-duty military must register through JCC’s office on Fort Drum by calling (315) 786-6566. Current Jefferson students should register through MyJCC or contact their academic advisor for assistance.
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