2020 was a challenging year, and often times, challenges are what encourage us to grow and take the first step toward something new. With the end of the year just around the corner, 2021 will be the perfect time for a fresh start. While there will still be obstacles to overcome, the difficulties of
Nicolet College is now accepting applications for its popular Nicolet Promise program, which so far has paved the way for 57 students to attend college tuition-free.
If the COVID-19 pandemic caused you to become unemployed, you may be eligible to earn up to 3 college credits for free. That's equal to one class at no cost! Learn more about eligibility and how to apply.
How do you finish college on time and with less debt? Start early! Whether you’re graduating from high school early or looking to add another course or two to your schedule, taking college credits in high school will provide benefits that pay-off for years to come. Here's a list of the great reasons
Anyone considering attending Nicolet College is invited to explore the numerous opportunities available to start or advance in their careers during the virtual College Visit event that will run from October 23 to November 23.
It might sound impossible, but you really can earn a college degree with little to no debt. You just have to understand your options and financial resources. Here are a few ways to make sure you’re taking advantage of all your opportunities to save money:
The Nicolet College Foundation will kick off its biggest scholarship fundraising event of the year Thursday, Oct. 8, when A Day for Nicolet gets underway throughout the Northwoods.
“Every dollar contributed during A Day for Nicolet goes directly to help students,” said Nicolet College Foundation
Anyone planning on enrolling in Nicolet College credit classes in the Spring or Summer Terms of 2021 is encouraged to apply for any one of the more than 100 scholarships being offered by the Nicolet College Foundation.
As a parent of a high school student, the Start College Now program had a lot to offer my daughter. During her junior year of high school, she talked with her high school counselor about enrolling in a course at Nicolet. During the fall semester of her senior year, she was able to broaden her
In order to keep members safe yet still engaged with LIR, just about all presentations this fall will be held online in the virtual world. In all, there will be 21 different presentations Sept. 16 through Dec. 16.
