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The optional Winter Term provides additional and flexible academic opportunities. Because students may not have time for study abroad, research, or additional class opportunities during the fall and spring semesters, or during Summer Term when many students need to work over the break, Winter Term enables more participation in these types of options to enhance the academic experience.

Some of the services available during Winter Term include:

• Residence Halls
• Dining Halls
• Goggin Ice Center
• BCRTA (bus service)
• Food service locations will be limited based on enrollment and number of students attending the various locations, and meal plans will be accepted.

Some of the services provided at the locations will be limited over the winter break.

Please note that parking restrictions will be enforced during Winter Term.

The (CCES) will provide guidance and advising to students seeking a Winter Term internship or job shadowing experience.

91°µÍø has strong partnerships with many companies and organizations nationally, and the career center can help you explore how to connect with employers about Winter Term opportunities.

CCES and other University offices may sponsor career-related events during Winter Term as well.

Admission to 91°µÍø for undergraduate students is only for fall or spring semesters. Admission for degree-seeking graduate students is primarily in fall or spring semesters, with some exceptions made based on the program (please see each graduate program’s website for exceptions). Undergraduate and graduate students have the option of early enrollment to Summer or Winter Term.

Non-degree seeking students may enroll in any of the four terms.

For more information, visit:

• Undergraduate - Admission and Aid
• Graduate - The Graduate School

Registration for Winter Term is open for all continuing students. New students can register the second Monday after Fall Semester classes begin. All students may register for up to six credit hours.

For questions or more information regarding course registration, visit One Stop.

Workshop registrations and cancellations are processed through the Global Initiatives office.

For more information or if you have questions, visit Global Initiatives, call 513-529-8600, or email Global@91°µÍøOH.edu.

Tuition will be charged on a per-credit-hour basis, based on the student's campus. A regional campus student will pay regional campus tuition and fees, unless taking the majority of hours at Oxford, in which case Oxford tuition and fees apply.

For more specific information regarding Winter Term fees, visit .

Limited need-based financial assistance will be available for eligible students for Winter Term. You must have filed your FAFSA for the academic year in which it falls to be considered for any need-based aid. Award recipients and amounts will be determined this fall.

For more information or if you have questions, visit One Stop.

Yes, residence halls will be open, and on-campus housing is optional during the Winter Term.

Please visit the Campus Services Center website for more information.

Yes, libraries will be available during Winter Term. For operating hours on the Oxford Campus and Regional Campuses, visit the page.

Yes, a valid 91°µÍø parking permit is required to park on campus.

Visit Parking and Transportation for more specific parking and transportation information.

Yes, the Butler County Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA) operates a limited-service schedule during Winter Term.

Visit  or call 1-855-42-BCRTA for complete schedule details.