Once a semester begins, Western Nevada College doesn’t make students wait until the next semester to take courses. Students have options to take flexible classes, even though the semester has started. Open entry, late start and short-term courses are available this fall.

WNC’s flexible learning courses also enable individuals to design their learning schedule around employment, family and personal commitments. Flexible learning alternatives provide students with self-paced, instructor-guided, guided self-paced courses, ranging from 16 weeks to eight weeks or less.

“Whether students are beginning their educational journey or continuing toward their goals, WNC is here to support them with flexible options that fit their lives. It’s never too late to take that next step in higher education, and we’re ready to help students succeed this fall,” said WNC President Dr. J. Kyle Dalpe.

Students can enroll in the following open entry classes up until the ninth week of the semester: American Sign Language, Business, Construction Management, Early Childhood Education, Career and Technical Teacher Training, English, Finance, Mathematics, Psychology. and more. Many late-start courses begin on Oct. 20, and short-term courses are offered at various points of the semester.

WNC Douglas campus.
WNC Fallon campus.

Refer to a list of classes at wnc.edu/class-schedule/ to begin planning for your future.  
New students can apply at wnc.edu/starthere, and phone Admissions & Records at 775-445-3277 for assistance. Students can make an advising appointment at wncadvising.youcanbook.me/.

ABOUT WNC

Since 1971, Western Nevada College has helped students embark on the road to success by preparing them for a variety of careers through associate and bachelor degree programs, industry certifications and workforce training. WNC offers exemplary academics, affordability and student satisfaction. Many Western grads become leaders in their communities and excel in their professions. Through multiple campuses, resource and learning centers, cohorts and robust online offerings, Western is able to meet many students’ needs, whether they are residing in remote parts of Nevada or trying to fit in their education while raising a family. To learn more about WNC, visit wnc.edu or phone 775-445-3000.