Non-Credit Online Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have questions about Non-Credit Online programs, Workforce Training or Community Programming?
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Registration depends on the type of class you want to take.
- For classes taught in person complete the registration form
- For non-credit online courses visit
For college credit classes apply for admission
https://www.cncc.edu/start-here
Full payment is due at the time of registration and may be made using a debit or credit card.
Some courses qualify for employer-paid professional development dollars. Talk with your supervisor or human resources personnel to learn about your benefits.
I never logged in to my class, I dropped after the first class, do I still have to pay for it?
Yes. You are responsible for payment, whether or not you participate.
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Non-Credit classes do not qualify for college credit or count as progress in completing a degree program. Instead, learners receive a skill or experience. Online classes completed with a minimum test score result in a certificate of completion. Many career training programs include testing or a test voucher used to obtain a nationally-recognized professional credential.
What if I’ve completed non-credit training then realize I want to get a degree?
Colorado Northwestern Community College has a number of processes that allow us to recognize prior work and study. To learn what qualifies for college credit start by scheduling an appointment to speak with one of our recruitment and admissions specialists by calling (800) 562-1105
Our online courses were designed for flexible enrollment, meaning you can enroll at any time of the year, however, courses may have a specific session start date. If a course has a session start date, this is an “Instructor-Led” course. Courses without a session start date are “Self-Paced” courses.
Instructor-Led courses are designed for structured group learning. These courses feature an instructor-moderated discussion board so you can interact with your session cohort. Self-Paced Tutorial courses are designed for completely independent learning, without instructor moderation or group discussion.
If you have course content-related questions, Instructor-Led courses feature a “Discussion Area” where you can engage with your instructor. Any questions regarding drops, transfers, refunds, progress reports, or password and email changes are handled by our Student Support department.
Will the college find me a job?
While career training and personal development are proven ways to increase your chances for better employment, the college does not guarantee job placement.
We offer a place for students to see current job openings. Visit Students Jobs Board.
Students enrolled in our online Career Training Programs also receive access to a virtual career center full of additional resources.
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For more detailed information about how classes work or to submit a specific help question visit the ed2go help page.
If you interested in a career training program you may also contact a student support specialist by calling (855) 520-6806.
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