January 30, 2012
Spring Mini-mester Courses Start Feb. 20

Was your Financial Aid award letter received too late to register for spring semester classes? Would you like to take another course this semester? Did you attempt to register for a class, only to find it was full? Do you have friends or family members who want to start school now, instead of waiting for summer term? 

Spring Mini-mester at Northeastern Technical College is the answer to all the above questions.

Mini-mester courses are 10-week college credit courses offered by NETC that meet about four hours per week on campus or online at your convenience. On campus courses will be offered at each of the college’s campuses in Pageland, Cheraw, Bennettsville and Dillon.

Students who are currently enrolled full time (taking 12 credit hours or more) can add a Mini-mester course with no additional tuition fees.

Register for Spring Mini-mester on Feb. 16 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. Mini-mester courses will be held Feb. 20 through May 10. Online, day and evening classes will be offered.

On campus class scheduling includes:
DAY CLASSES
Cheraw
• Transcription
• Medical Transcription
• Art History and Appreciation
• College Chemistry I
• Health, Safety & Nutrition
• Introduction to Composition
• Developmental Math
• Fundamentals of Math
• Human Relations
• Critical Reading
Bennettsville
• Growth and Development II
• Critical Reading

Dillon
• Developmental Math
• Fundamentals of Math

EVENING CLASSES
Cheraw
• Medical Terminology
• Art History and Appreciation
• Introduction to Business
• Business Law II
• Introduction to Criminal Justice
• Developmental English
• Music Appreciation
Bennettsville
• Art History and Appreciation
• Microcomputer Spreadsheets
• Introduction to Early Childhood
• Growth and Development I

Dillon
• Art History and Appreciation
• Beginning Algebra
• Marketing
Pageland
• Art History and Appreciation

You can also choose from 40 online classes, including Accounting Principles I & II, Medical Office Terminology, Art History and Appreciation, Introduction to Computers, Microcomputer Database (Access), Microcomputer Spreadsheet (Excel), Ethics in Criminal Justice, Criminal Investigation I, Criminal Evidence, English Composition II, Drama, American History, Human Resources Management, Music Appreciation and Social Psychology.
 
Financial Aid is available, but applications are required and must be submitted in advance. 

New students can submit applications for admission online through Feb. 16 by visiting the Admissions page.

Paper based applications are available and will be accepted at any of the college campuses in Pageland, Cheraw, Bennettsville or Dillon through Feb. 16. For more information, call 1-800-921-7399 and choose option 1 for admissions.

A paper application is also available by visiting the Admissions page of the College website and clicking on “Download Application.”

Current students interested in adding another class should see their advisor. There are no additional tuition charges to add a Spring Mini-mester class for students who are enrolled full time.