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Students still have the chance to earn PCC credits this summer
Students considering batting out a college course or two yet this summer have
a lot more to choose from at Pueblo Community College than just your basic
reading, writing and ’rithmetic.
They actually can choose such topics as “Auto Graphics & Design,” “Desktop
Publishing,” “Music Appreciation” and “Robotics” to name just a few. And, yes,
they also can take writing (“Basic Writing Skills” and “Writing Fundamentals”)
and ‘rithmetic (for those needing “Pre-Algebra” or “Fundamentals of
Mathematics”).
In all, PCC is offering 62 courses in its second five-week summer session that
will begin July 5 and conclude Aug. 8. Classes are available in art, automotive,
business technologies, computer information systems, culinary arts, electronics,
emergency medical training, English, geography, humanities, business management,
mathematics, music, nursing, psychology and welding.
A number of department scholarships are available through PCC’s Enrollment
Management and Student Retention office in Room 247 of the College Center or by
calling 549-3182.
For those planning to attend PCC in the fall, this is also a great time to
apply and register for fall semester classes before the college gets
considerably busier prior to the Aug. 28 starting date. The fall semester will
consist of a full 16-week term and two eight-week sessions, the second of which
will start Oct. 23.
All new students taking six or more credit hours must meet with an advisor
that is assigned when applying for admission, and continuing students also are
required to see their assigned advisor each semester to monitor educational
progress.
Print versions of the brochure containing the class schedule and complete
enrollment and registration procedures as well as orientation requirements are
available throughout the PCC campus as well as on the college’s website at
www.pueblocc.edu.
For additional information call PCC at 549-3200.
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