Academic Calendar
JWU's academic schedule is divided four quarters, each 11 weeks long, where the standard fall and spring semesters are replaced with fall, winter, and spring quarters. Classes are also offered during the summer months creating a fourth academic period. This results in an earlier spring break and a typical summer break from May to September. During fall, winter, and spring terms, students usually take three to four courses a term. Students in the Culinary program are enrolled in five nine-day lab sessions, which take place Monday through Thursday each week. Such courses are only available for full-time students.
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