Summer is the perfect time to start or continue your education. Here are some reasons why:
More Time
Nicolet's Summer Term is now 15 weeks long - just like our Fall and Spring Terms - so you have more time to complete classes and stay on track or get ahead in your degree program.
Anyone considering attending Nicolet College will have the month of April to explore the numerous opportunities and services available that lead to becoming a college graduate.
“This is a great opportunity for people to learn about Nicolet College in an individualized way that fits around their
There is money available to help you pay for college – you just have to apply.Foundation scholarships help lower the cost of a college education, allowing you to focus more on education. Below are five tips for making the most of your application:
Nicolet is more than a community college; we're a community of people including students, staff, faculty, and our Northwoods neighbors. When someone in our community is in need, we answer those needs with resources and services. Nicolet is dedicated to providing financial assistance, career services
Even though January is half over, you still have time to enroll for Spring Term. Nicolet MyWay programs offer two upcoming starts on February 1 and March 1. The New Year is a great time to start your education. Check out the reasons why:
Additional Financial Assistance – We know one of the greatest
Technical colleges are straightforward when it comes to education: we know you want to learn a new skill, find a good job, and grow a career with a strong salary to support you and your family.
Our goal is to provide you quality education that is relevant to your goals AND affordable.
We can learn a lot from the experiences of others. Sam's story below shows how important it is to find the right fit and how Nicolet can help you succeed.
Sam lives in Minocqua and graduated from Lakeland Union High School in 2017. That same year, he enrolled at Nicolet College and intended to
The Packers/Bears rivalry and the art of Lambeau Field, How to Make Cake Pops, and the engaging Ced Vig Nature Series are just a few of the broad and eclectic range of offerings available in the upcoming Winter/Spring session of the Learning in Retirement program at Nicolet College.
Sometimes students choose not to return to college after winter break. Perhaps the first semester wasn’t what they expected, maybe they miss home, or tuition and housing are a challenge. Plus, the pandemic has created plenty of additional reasons to stay local or learn online.
