Take a Class This Winter

Snowy tree branches frame the Salem State sign on the Sullivan Building.

Hoping to get ahead?

Want to finish your degree early? Have a course you need to re-take?

Enroll in one of Salem State's winter session classes. Six-week online courses begin December 27; week-long all-day intensive courses begin on January 3.

Winter Session 2025-26 Listings

Winter One-Week Institutes

In-person, January 3-7, 8:30 am-4:30 pm:

SubjectCourseInstructor
ART 101Color and DesignBenjamin Gross
ART 175Creative Expression/PaintingMark Malloy
ART 204Intro to Graphic DesignBrian Alves
ATR 356Strength and ConditioningAnthony D'Amico
MGT 445Conflict Resolution and Negotiating Skills for ManagersLeah Ritchie
PSY 300Health PsychologyMartin Krugman
SMS 175First Responder TrainingKevin Silva
SMS 197Yoga and MeditationHeidi Fuller
SMS 272Outdoor Rec and the EnvironmentKatharine Bloom
SMS 302Sport in CultureStuart McMahon

Online Only Course, January 3-7: 
BHS 123, Human Rights, Yvonne Vissing

Winter Six-Week Institutes

Online Asynchronous (no scheduled class meetings)

ACC 300Intermediate Accounting ILisa Chen
ACC 305Federal TaxationJohn McArdle
ART 176Digital PhotographyRichard Lewis
BUS 170Intro to BusinessKathleen Barnes
CRJ 325Juvenile JusticeJoseph Gustafson
ECO 201Principles of Macroeconomics                                    TBA
ECO202Principles of MicroeconomicsTBA
ECO 302Intermediate MicroeconomicsTBA
FIN 100Personal FinanceMiranda Lam
FIN 350International FinanceSanjay Jain
GPH 115Global Climate ChangeNoel Healy
MCO 110Modern MediaCindy Vincent
PHL 100Introduction to PhilosophyMichael Mulnix
PHL 209Social EthicsKurt Armsden
PHL 218Medical EthicsMichael Deere
PSY 101General PsychologyJoanna Barr
PSY 251Child GrowthSarah Libby
PSY 322Adulthood and Old AgeMarcia Hostsetter
SMS 194Health and WellnessLauren Fitzgerald
SOC 110Introduction to SociologyPam Leong

Six-Week Synchronous Course

POL 310, The United States Congress, Tuesdays 7-9 pm, Michael Evans

Taking a Winter Class

Register for a Winter Class

Current students can register through their Navigator accounts.

Registration for visiting students is open!

Payments and Due Dates

All Non-Degree Seeking Students

Salem State's student accounts team generates monthly eBilling statements, and students will be emailed when the eBill is ready for viewing.

Non-Payment Drop Policy

  • All non-matriculating/non-degree students whose balance is unpaid will be dropped from the course 10 days prior to the term/session start date.
  • All non-matriculating/non-degree students who register within 10 days of the term/session start date will be required to make payment in full or create a payment plan at the time of registration. Students who do not pay in full or are not on an established payment plan will be dropped from the course within one business day.
  • Students in the following categories are excluded from this policy: dual enrollment, non-credit, and guest students (e.g., Study Abroad, NECCUM). 

Degree-seeking students may choose to pay at the time of registration or may be billed for their coursework.

Upon registering for classes, a monthly eBill will be generated. Monthly eBills are always available for viewing on the second Tuesday of the month. A notification will be sent to your Salem State email address informing you that an eBill is available through your Navigator account. No paper bills will be generated. Payments can be made online through your Navigator account, in person or by mail.

Failure to comply with the university's payment due dates will result in late payment penalties.

Please note: You will be emailed when your statement is available.

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