What is remote learning?
Remote learning takes the best of classroom instruction and online instruction and combines it in a way to create a flexible, interactive learning experience. In a remote learning class you will meet with your instructor and classmates on regularly scheduled days and times each week just like you would if you were coming to campus. Using video conferencing (WebEx, Zoom, or similar), you will see and work with your course instructor to attend lectures, ask questions, and share information during class time. When you’re not ‘in-class’ you have the flexibility to complete class work at a time that works best for you. The best part is you can attend class from wherever you are – at home, in a coffee shop, at the park, or even at the beach!
See what's being offered
Summer courses are offered in various time frames. You can enroll in 2-, 5-, 6-, or 7-week sessions ranging from accelerated core classes to intriguing electives – with several starting on May 18. Check out summer course offerings below.
How do I register for summer courses?
If you're a current student and know which course you want to sign up for, you can get registered right away.
If you're new to Northeastern or transferring from another school, complete the enrollment steps below to sign up for your summer course.
New First Time Anywhere (New College Student)
Grants and student loans can make your college education affordable. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to get a jump start on your financial well-being.
Log into your ACCESS NJC student portal and click the Navigate icon to start completing your To-Do items. The items on this list must be completed before you can enroll in classes.
Submit required documents.
- Official high school transcripts: we require official high school transcripts through your 7th semester of high school. When you graduate, please send us proof of your final grades and graduation.
- Mail - Office of Admission 100 College Avenue, Sterling, CO 80751
- Email - admissions@njc.edu
- ACT/SAT scores: you can request that the testing agency send your test results directly to us, show that your ACT/SAT score is recorded on your high school transcripts, or provide the official documents of your test scores. If you answer YES to any of the below questions, you'll need to schedule an appointment to take the Accuplacer test.
- Was your ACT score below 23 in math, 18 in English or 17 in reading?
- Was your SAT score below 590 in math or 470 in evidence-based reading?
- Has it been 5+ years since you've taken the ACT test or have you never taken it?
Contact our Testing Center at 970-521-6663 to see what scores your degree requires and/or to schedule your Accuplacer.
Transfer
Grants and student loans can make your college education affordable. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to get a jump start on your financial well-being.
Log into your ACCESS NJC student portal and click the Navigate icon to start completing your To-Do items. The items on this list must be completed before you can enroll in classes.
Submit required documents.
- Official high school and college transcripts: please send us your official high school transcripts as well as any college transcripts.
- Mail - Office of Admission 100 College Avenue, Sterling, CO 80751
- Email - admissions@njc.edu
- ACT/SAT scores: you can request that the testing agency send your test results directly to us, show that your ACT/SAT score is recorded on your high school transcripts, or provide the official documents of your test scores. If you answer YES to any of the below questions, you'll need to schedule an appointment to take the Accuplacer test.
- Was your ACT score below 23 in math, 18 in English or 17 in reading?
- Was your SAT score below 590 in math or 470 in evidence-based reading?
- Has it been 5+ years since you've taken the ACT test or have you never taken it?
Contact our Testing Center at 970-521-6663 to see what scores your degree requires and/or to schedule your Accuplacer.