Common Online Courses
Academic and Career Pathway Courses Online
Academic and Career Pathway courses allow juniors and seniors to take college courses while still in high school. Students may earn high school and college credit at the same time. These courses are known as dual credit or concurrent enrollment. Tuition assistance may also be available. For more information, check with your school counselor.
Students have the opportunity to take a sequence of courses leading to a college certificate, diploma, and degree. High school students commonly select from the Career Pathway courses listed below. Academic courses are also available online.
College courses are offered in a variety of formats: online, televised, lecture, lab or a combination. Students may participate at the high school with an approved instructor or at CCC campuses or centers.
Popular General Education - Online Courses
ARTS 1010 | Introduction to Visual Arts |
ARTS 1250 | Art Fundamentals |
BIOS 1010 | General Biology |
ECON 1100 | Economic Understanding |
ECON 2110 | Principles of Macroeconomics |
ECON 2120 | Principles of Microeconomics |
ENGL 1010 | English Composition I |
ENGL 1020 | English Composition II |
GEOG 1400 | Cultural Geography |
HIST 1710 | World Civilizations After 1500 |
HIST 2010 | American History I |
HIST 2020 | American History II |
HUMS 1100 | Introduction to the Humanitites |
MATH 1150 | College Algebra |
MATH 2170 | Applied Statistics |
MUSC 1010 | Intro to Music |
NUTR 1470 | Nutrition |
PHED 1400 | Personal Health |
PHIL 1010 | Introduction to Philosophy |
PHIL 2610 | Comparative Religions |
POLS 1000 | American Government |
PRDV 1090 | College Foundations |
PSYC 1010 | Psychology of the Family |
PSYC 1810 | Intro to Psychology |
PSYC 2890 | Developmental Psychology |
SOCI 1010 | Intro to Sociology |
SPCH 1110 | Public Speaking |
THEA 1010 | Introduction to Theatre |
Career Pathways - Online Courses
Agricultural Sciences | |
AGRI 1030 | Intro to Agriculture and Natural Resources |
AGRI 1260 | Intro to Agriculture Technology |
Business, Marketing and Management | |
BSAD 1050 | Intro to Business |
BSAD 2520 | Principles of Marketing |
BSAD 2540 | Principles of Management |
ENTR 1050 | Intro to Entrepreneurship |
Social Media Specialist | |
BTEC 2100 | Social Media Analytics |
BTEC 2510 | Social Media Planning |
BTEC 2590 | Digital Marketing |
MART 2020 | Social Media Communication |
Criminal Justice | |
CRIM 1010 | Introduction to Criminal Justice |
CRIM 1020 | Introduction to Corrections |
CRIM 1030 | Courts and the Judicial Process |
CRIM 2030 | Police & Society |
Information Technology & Systems | |
INFO 1100 | Intro to Information Tech and Systems |
INFO 1120 | Microcomputer Application (elective) |
INFO 1600 | IT Support |
INFO 1670 | IT Essentials |
Early Childhood Education | |
ECED 1120 | Preschool Child Development |
ECED 1150 | Intro to Early Childhood Ed |
ECED 1230 | School Age Child Dev & Program |
ECED 1260 | Health, Safety & Nutrition |
ECED 2050 | Children with Exceptionalities |
EDUC 1110 | Intro to Professional Education |
EDUC 1120 | Nebraska Para Certification Prep |
If dual credit is of interest or need to a student, please let us know prior to registration of the course.
Students will complete an exam or provide scores from a previous ACT or MAP assessment when enrolling in MATH, CHEM or PHYS.
Before enrolling in a college course, students will create an account. They can do so by visiting www.cccneb.edu/createaccount.
Students wanting to take advantage of college will complete an Early College registration. For information and assistance, contact your school counselor or CCC representative.
Many of the courses taken at Central Community College will apply toward programs at CCC or transfer to other two-and-four year colleges and universities. For more information, visit transfer.nebraska.edu
Admissions Checklist
- High school junior or senior and 16 years old can enroll in college courses.
- Create a CCC student account www.cccneb.edu/createaccount
- Provide ACT or MAP assessment as advised.
- Complete Early College registration form.
- Visit CCC Barnes & Noble College for textbook information or online at cccneb.bncollege.com
- Some college courses may not require the purchase of a textbook. Check with your school counselor/instructor before purchasing material.
For More Information Visit:
Early College
www.cccneb.edu/earlycollege
Central Online
www.cccneb.edu/online
Programs Available Online:
Associate of Applied Science or Diploma:
Business Administration, Accounting, Entrepreneurship and Logistics
Business Technology
Criminal Justice
Early Childhood Education
Environmental Health & Safety
Health Information Management Services
Information Technology and Systems
Quality Technology
Certificate:
Business Administration, Accounting, Entrepreneurship and Logistics
Business Technology
Criminal Justice
Early Childhood Education
Environmental Heatlh & Safety
Health Information Management Services
Information Technology and Systems
Library and Information Services
Medical Assisting
Quality Technology
Contact your CWE representative for more information:
Area Wide
Jamey Peterson-Jones
Early College Director
308-398-7581
Columbus
Karin Rieger
Associate Dean
402-562-1222
Erica Chochon
Regional Director
402-562-1458
Grand Island
Susan Hooker
Associate Dean
308-398-7534
Jerry Dunn
Regional Director
308-398-7447
Hastings
Jason Davis
Associate Dean
402-461-2430
Sandy Samuelson
Regional Director
402-461-2529
Kearney
Dan Gettinger
Associate Dean
308-338-4011
Ruth Kirkland
Early College Coordinator
308-338-4036
Holdrege
Diana Watson
Regional Director
308-338-4070
Lexington
Amy Hill
Regional Director
308-338-4080
Ord
Dr. Crystal Ramm
Regional Director
308-728-3299