Mid-Fall & Accelerated II Fall

Join us for a course this fall!

Each fall, classes are offered in a variety of formats, including online and on-campus; allowing you to have the flexibility to find what fits your schedule.

Our dedicated and experienced professors, faculty, and staff are here to help you every step of the way. Take advantage of NCC’s low-cost tuition and save up to 50% on a quality education compared to other schools.

Mid-Fall and Accelerated II Fall course registration is now open.

Course Terms & Course Offerings

Click below to access a list of course offerings for each session.

New students must register by September 26. Returning students can register up through October 2.

ARTA170 - Computer Graphics (O)

BUSA101 - Introduction to Business (O)

BUSA205 - Management Fundamentals (O)

CISC101 -Introduction to Information Technology (O)

CJST101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice (O)

CJST111 - American Legal System (O)

CJST121G - Criminology (P)

CJST225 - Corrections and Rehabilitation (O)

CJST245 - Criminal Justice Ethics (O)

CJST250 - Contemp Issues Criminal Justice (B)

COMM101 - Introduction to Communication (B, P, O)

ENGL027 - Writing Skills Workshop (B, P, O)

ENGL101 - English I (B, P, O)

ENGL151L - English II (B, P, O)

ENGL151T - English II (O)

ENTR101 - Entrepreneurial Mindset (O)

GEOG121 - Environmental Sustainability (O)

GEOG140 - Investigating Climate Change (O)

GEOL201 - Physical Geology (O)

GLBL130 - Introduction to Global Studies (O)

HCOA154 - Medical Terminology (O)

HIST103 - Ancient and Medieval History (O)

HIST113 - American History I (B, O)

HIST121 - The Black Experience (P)

HIST163 - American History II (O)

HIST165 - The American Experience of Warfare (O)

MATH103 - Technical Mathematics (O)
MATH140 - College Algebra (O)

MATH150 - Introductory Statistics (O)

MDLA103 - Elementary Spanish I (O)

MDLA113 - Elementary Spanish II (O)

MUSC141 - Applied Music I (B, P)

PHIL111G - On Death and Dying (B, O)

PHIL201 - Introduction to Philosophy (B, O)

PHIL202 - Ethics and Moral Problems (O)

PHIL202G - Ethics and Moral Problems (O)

POLS101 - Introduction to Political Science (O)

POLS202 - International Relations (O)

POLS210G - American Constitutional Law (P, O)

PSYC103 - Introduction to Psychology (B, O)

PSYC205 - Research Methods (O)

PSYC230 - Introduction to Health Psychology (O)

PSYC251 - Child Psychology (B)

PSYC255 - Psychopathology (O)

PSYC258 - Developmental Psychology (O)

SOCA102 - Cultural Anthropology (P, O)

SOCA103 - Principles of Sociology (B, O)

SOCA103G - Principles of Sociology (O)

SOCA105 - American Ethnicity (O)

SOCA204 - Social Problems (O)

SPEC160 - Introduction to Special Education (O)

SPEC210G - Behavior Support (O)

SPEC220 - Assessment in Special Education (O)

THEA190 - Stage Production (B)

Students can register up through October 17.

BAKE110 - Introduction to Baking and Pastry (B)

CISC101 - Introduction to Information Technology (O)

CJST121G - Criminology (O)

COLS101 - College Success (B, P, O)

COMM101 - Introduction to Communication (O)

CRFT140 - Fundamentals of Beer, Wine and Spirits (O)

DMSG104 - Introduction to Clinical Education (B)

DMGS111 - Cardiac Pharmacology (B)

DMGS117 - Cardiac Procedures Clinical Education (B)

DMSG129 - Intravenous Insertion Techniques (B)

EMGS151 - Fire Prevention (O)

EMGS208 - Operational Risk Management for Emergency Medical Services (O)

EMGS256 - First Responder Stress Awareness and Management (O)

ENGL101 - English I (O)

ENGL151L - English II (O)

ENGL151R - English II (O)

HIST113 - American History I (O)

HIST166 - Civil War and Reconstruction (O)

MATH150 - Introductory Statistics (O)

MATH207 - Statistical Methods (O)

NURS223 - Maternal Child Health Nursing (P)

NURS224 - Care of Mental Health Patients (B)

NURS231 - Nursing Seminar (O)

NUTR105 - Introduction to Nutrition (O)

OSAH215 - Occupational Health Hazards (O)

OSAH241 - Occupational Risk Management and Control (O)

PHIL202 - Ethics and Moral Problems (O)

POLS101 - Introduction to Political Science (O)

POLS110 - American National Government (O)

PSYC103 - Introduction to Psychology (O)

PSYC258 - Developmental Psychology (O)

PUBH100 - Introduction to Healthcare Careers (O)

PUBH101 - Introduction to Public Health (O)

PUBH102 - Introduction to Epidemiology (O)

PUBH103 - Social and Cultural Perspectives of Health (O)

PUBH201 - Introduction to Global Health (O)

SOCA102 - Cultural Anthropology (O)

Course locations are indicated using the following codes:

B = Bethlehem Campus
O = Online/ Virtual Campus
P = Pocono Campus

Current Students

If you need assistance applying, choosing the right classes or have questions about Financial Aid, schedule time with our Enrollment Services Team, either in person or virtually. You should also meet with their academic advisor prior to registering.

Guest/Visiting Students

If you're currently enrolled at another college and plan on taking courses at NCC to have credits transfer back to your home institution, find out your next steps here.

Prospective/First time Students:

First, complete an application in our Admissions Portal. Select "Fall 2025" as your anticipated start. Next, complete the steps outline in our enrollment checklist. New students must complete Orientation Part 1 prior to registering for courses.

Complete this quick form and we'll email you information about how to register for classes.

Join us for a course this fall!

Course Terms & Course Offerings

Mid-Fall: Sept. 29 - Dec. 13

Fall Accelerated 2: Oct. 18 - Dec. 13

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