LEARNING CENTER

High School Credits

High school credits earned through NCC can be used for an NCC Adult High School Diploma, for transfer to your local high school district to meet graduation requirements, for enhancement of your skills, or for your personal enjoyment. If you are under 18 years of age, permission is required from parent or guardian. Also, if you are in high school or of high school age, NCC requires written permission from your local school district.

Requirements for the NCC Adult High School Diploma include:
ENGLISH—7 semester credits
MATH— 4 semester credits
SCIENCE— 4 semester credits
UNITED STATES HISTORY—2 semester credits
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT—1 semester credit
ELECTIVES—18 semester credits
TOTAL—36 semester credits

Classes offered:

BUSINESS:
Accounting
Personal Finance
Intro to Business
Intro to Computer Applications
Advanced Computer Applications

CAREERS:
75-hour Nursing Assistant Course
EMT-B Course (2 credits)
World of Work
Medication Aide

ENGLISH:
English 2200
English 2600
English 3200
Intro to Literature
American Literature
British Literature
Intermediate Literature
American Literature
Basics of English
Basic Composition
Composition
American Writers
Basics of Oral Communications
Reading Improvement
Independent Reading
Writing through Computer Applications

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES:
Family Living
Child Development
Community Service
Life Skills
Teen Parenting
Teen Dads
 
FINE ARTS:
Art History

MATH:
Basic Math
Geometry
General Math
Business Math
Trigonometry
Algebra I
Consumer Math
Algebra II
Statistics

SCIENCES:
Anatomy & Physiology
Health
Biology
General Science
Astronomy
Chemistry
Physical Science
Earth Science

SOCIAL STUDIES:
Intro to Social Studies
World History
Government
U.S. Geography
Economics
Sociology
Psychology
You and the Law
World Geography
American History

 
*NCC also operates an alternative high school program. To be admitted to the alternative high school, you must be referred by your local school district. This program is intended for individuals not in regular attendance at their local high school.