Make Winter Break Count

Winter break is a great time to work toward your college goals! With Mid-State's Winterim classes, you can earn college credits in just three weeks while making the most of your break. Whether you attend Mid-State or another college, Winterim can help you finish a class, earn credits that may transfer or take fewer classes next semester. Choose from affordable courses with flexible learning options.

Register now for best class selection.
Winterim classes start January 4.

  • Earn college credits in just three weeks
  • Affordable tuition
  • Online, hybrid, and in-person options
  • Courses that may transfer to your college
  • Support from Mid-State staff when you need it

Registration Steps

Getting registered is simple. Choose the path below that best fits you, then follow the steps to getting started. Looking for a specific class by term? Search All Scheduled Classes to browse options.

Take a Class for College Credit

Need a class to transfer, stay on track, or explore a new interest? Browse available courses and register today.

Current Program Students

If you are a current Mid-State program student, log into MyMSTC to register for classes.

Questions About Winterim?

Tell us a little about what you're looking for, and we'll help you get started.

Transfer Individual Credits

See how your credits transfer toward a bachelor’s program with Transferology. Enter your courses to find equivalent courses at other schools.

Why Start Now?

Winterim is the perfect time to begin with a program or class.

  • A variety of classes and programs
  • New student orientation and support services
  • Financial aid opportunities
  • Campus events and student involvement
  • A fresh start toward your goals

Classes are filling quickly. Take the first step today.

I appreciate the support the college offers–from flexible scheduling to career services like resume help and job placement assistance. Overall, this program helped me build a strong foundation for a successful career in welding, and I feel well-prepared for what comes next.

- Seth Duell
Mid-State Grad ’26