Summer sessions begin Monday, May 21 and Monday, July 9. In addition to current and new NCC students, credit classes are open to students from other colleges and high school students who want to test their ability to do college-level work and to get a head start in earning college credits. NCC offers more than 70 academic majors. The summer schedule includes a wide selection of day and evening classes in accounting, art, biology, business, chemistry, computer information science, communications, early childhood education, economics, electronics technology, English geography, history, journalism, mathematics, office administration, philosophy, psychology, sociology and more. For students who need to maintain a flexible schedule or are unable to take courses on campus, the college offers a variety of distance-learning options which allow students to earn a degree working from their home or office.
Registration is also under way for the fall semester.