Credit vs. Continuing Education Courses
Continuing Education courses are non-credit, which means they don't apply toward a degree or diploma. Upon completion, students do receive a Continuing Education Unit, or CEU, which is widely accepted as a recognized standard of professional development, and might be able to earn further certification based on their chosen plan of study.
Available Continuing Education courses
Continuing Education incorporates several options:
- Building and Skilled Trades
- Business and Entrepreneurship
- Creative and Liberal Arts
- Health and Wellness
- Information Technologies
- Science, Engineering, and Math
- English as a Second Language
- Beyond Basic ESL
- Human Services and Public Safety
- Essential Skills Training for Job Seekers
Classes are available at various Â鶹ӰÊÓ campuses and online.
Enrolling in Continuing Education classes
- Students do not have to apply for admission to take a Continuing Education course. You just find the course you are interested in and then follow the registration process for that course.
- Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis. Fees must be paid before the class starts. Students can choose from various payment methods, including online and by mail.
- Financial aid opportunities are available for Continuing Education classes.
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