If you’ve been regretting not enrolling in Western Nevada College classes at the start of the Fall 2023 semester, there still is time to take the classes you desire and receive full credit.

More than 20 late-start classes begin on Monday, Oct. 23, providing students with the flexibility to work toward their higher education goals this semester.

"WNC provides many flexible class options like late-start and open entry for students to take more classes each semester, allowing them to complete their program of study even faster," said WNC President Dr. J. Kyle Dalpe. “More and more students have taken advantage of these classes, which has helped WNC reach its highest enrollment in 10 years." 

Among these classes are American Sign Language, Art, Auto Mechanics, Biology, Communication, Computer Information Technology, Counseling & Personal Development, Counseling Educational Psychology, Drafting, Education, Electrical Theory, Finance, History, Information Systems, Machine Tool Technology, Management Science, Manufacturing Automation, Math, Medical Terminology, Nursing, Occupational Safety, Spanish and Welding.

View a description of each class, degree and certificate pathways, career outlooks and more at wnc.edu/class-schedule/index.php.

For Fall 2023, students also have the option to register for open entry classes until the ninth week of the semester. The flexible enrollment deadlines for open entry classes allow students to work at their desired rate to complete coursework and assignments. Open entry classes include Anthropology, Aviation, Biology, Construction Construction Management, Electrical Theory, English, Environmental Science, Information Systems, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Political Science and Psychology.